5 wealth building tips your parents didn't teach you
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5 wealth building tips your parents didn't teach you
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1. Automate Your Investments. Set up an automatic transfer to your investment account for the day you get paid. This 'pays yourself first' and builds wealth without you thinking about it.
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2. Invest in Low-Cost Index Funds. Instead of picking single stocks, buy a small piece of the entire market. Index funds are simple, cheap, and historically grow over the long run.
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3. Focus on Increasing Your Income. There's a limit to how much you can save, but no limit to how much you can earn. Learn a new skill or start a side business to create more income streams.
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4. Use Debt to Buy Assets. Not all debt is bad. Using a loan to buy something that can grow in value, like a house, is called 'good debt'. Avoid high-interest credit card debt for items that lose value.
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5. Check Your Plan, Not the News. Review your investment plan once or twice a year, not every day. Panicking during market dips is the fastest way to lose money. Stay consistent. Follow for more wealth building tips.