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The Money Resolution
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@TheMoneyResolution
@TheMoneyResolution 2 года назад
⭐ Get my 10-point index card financial plan (Bonus: Includes my index card for financial independence too!): www.themoneyresolution.com/card
@hannawikstrom6649
@hannawikstrom6649 2 года назад
This was some much needed repetition for me, thank you 😊
@TheMoneyResolution
@TheMoneyResolution 2 года назад
Simple message but I hope useful!!
@Theophilus1968
@Theophilus1968 2 года назад
I heard David Ramsey is good and uses the every penny has a place model and eventually zero debt (snowball) plan.
@TheMoneyResolution
@TheMoneyResolution 2 года назад
For sure - it's his "baby steps" method. Absolutely a great starting point. Then adjust as you see fit as you go!
@wealthbuildingstory
@wealthbuildingstory 2 года назад
I’m definitely going to try the one page financial plan. I’ve never heard of it before and it sounds like a good way to keep things simple and clear
@TheMoneyResolution
@TheMoneyResolution 2 года назад
Love it. Agree. Simple is good. Less can be more!
@MyTk89
@MyTk89 2 года назад
Mate, most- nay all- my friends hate talking about financies and wealth. My two outlets are work colleagues and your channel. If ever you visit Sydney mate, hit me up and we can grab beer and swap strategies!
@TheMoneyResolution
@TheMoneyResolution 2 года назад
That means a lot to me to hear! So glad you find the content useful. Let me know if you have any topics you want me to cover. And I'll definitely let you know if I ever visit!!
@MyTk89
@MyTk89 2 года назад
@@TheMoneyResolution you have to visit... best city in the world 😜 Like you man, I was horrible with money in my 20s. I actually have written [not yet published] "how to successfully fxck up your 20s"- I think if you do a video on a list of learnings from your twenties around things that fostered bad money habits. And then another on how you broke those habits. Another idea, which I am currently writing about and collecting my own evidence is around "what is a realistic savings rate based on income?" I think it's all well and good that people strive for X% savings rate- but what is actually feasible? I personally have a high savings rate now- but when I was younger achieving a savings rate of even 10% would have been impossible. Just some ideas 😀
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