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5 Simple Steps to Turn Loss into Profit and Defeat Inflation

Are you tired of losing money every day without even realizing it? It’s time to take control of your finances and turn that loss into profit! With these 5 simple steps, you can beat inflation and grow your wealth for a better future. From high-yield savings to real estate investment, this guide will show you…
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Investing and It’s Importance

Investment is important from many points of view. Before doing investment, it is essential to understand what is investment and its importance? “Investment is an act of investing money to earn the profit. It is the first step towards the future security of your money.” Need of Investment The investment can help you in the…
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Questions First Time Investors Should Ask Before Investing

It is easy to find people’s opinion on how to invest in the stock market as everyone has a different angle on what to expect in the stock market at every point in time, but most of the time people’s opinion may be very confusing. The most common problem that new investors do have is…
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Top 5 Financial Books You Need To Read!

Here is a list of books to help your start your journey to finance Success!! Rich Dad Poor Dad The Number one selling Personal Finance Book! Dave Ramsey’s Complete Guide To Money Learn To Take control of your spending!!! The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy The Simple Path to Wealth: Your…
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A Guide To Your Stock Market Returns

If you’re new to investing, you might be wondering what kind of returns you can expect to make in the stock market. If those numbers aren’t acceptable, what might be more appealing alternatives? I’ve seen with publicly traded stocks that often, there is a disparity in advertising and the expectations most have, compared to their…
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Exercising To Millions

Seventy-six percent of the rich exercise a half and hour more every day. Wealthy people value well being, In addition to exercising, they watch what they eat, sleep seven or more hours a night, and avoid drinking alcohol and watching TV to often. Certain lifestyles create certain circumstances that can make or break a large…
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Disclaimer

DISCLAIMER I’m not a certified financial planner/advisor nor a certified financial analyst nor an economist nor a CPA nor an accountant nor a lawyer. I’m not a finance professional through formal education. I’m an individual who believes and takes pride in a sense of freedom, satisfaction, fulfillment and empowerment that I get from being financially…
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