Your retirement may be years, or even decades, away—but the sooner you start saving money, the better prepared you’ll be for the future you have in mind.
As the festive cheer of the holiday season approaches, so does the challenge of managing expenses amidst merry-making. While December is often a whirlwind of joy and generosity, January can bring a stark contrast, with the looming concern of bills and the aftermath of holiday spending.
How can we help young kids wrap their minds around saving and delayed gratification? Well, here’s a start. Learning delayed gratification as an adult can be tough. Teaching it to kids can be downright daunting. But it’s the heart of healthy financial habits – especially saving your money.
t was not too long ago that COVID-19 was becoming a reality. Much was unknown but something in the air (no pun intended) told us that life as we knew it was about to change. Denial was quickly changing to anxiety and fear. This fear was quickly evident in our capital markets as the sellers came in and stock markets at home, and around the world, dropped into bear territory in record time. The news-makers were eager (dare I say gleeful) to tell everyone that we were in a recession with no end in sight.
If you’re looking for a New Year’s resolution that is simple to stick to but yields some pretty powerful results, consider contributing to investments monthly and/or increasing your monthly contributions by a few dollars.
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