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    Personal Finance Basic Tips - Invest Wisely Beginner´s Guide
    Personal Finance Basic Tips - Invest Wisely Beginner´s Guide
    Personal Finance Basic Tips - Invest Wisely Beginner´s Guide
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    Personal Finance Basic Tips - Invest Wisely Beginner´s Guide

    By MENTES LIBRES

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    Most people have problems in ORGANIZING THEIR FINANCES. For some individuals, credit cards are a real nightmare because of the amount of overwhelming debt they have.

     

     

     

    PERSONAL FINANCE will give you the necessary focus to BE MORE ORGANIZED IN YOUR FINANCES AND GROW YOUR FINANCES. Nowadays there are different tools available to help you manage your finances properly and achieve a dream life.

     

     

     

    INVESTING is one of these tools, and before you take action, it's best to not only find out more about it and how it all works, but also determine what your GOALS are; and knowing them will help you make smarter investment decisions along the way.

     

     

     

    THIS BOOK IS A KNOWLEDGEABLE GUIDE TO PERSONAL FINANCE, AND AN INVALUABLE TOOL TO BEGIN TO FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH AND UNDERSTAND THE BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY OF INVESTING.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMENTES LIBRES
    Release dateFeb 3, 2021
    ISBN9781393975090
    Personal Finance Basic Tips - Invest Wisely Beginner´s Guide
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    MENTES LIBRES

    MENTES LIBRES is a space created in 2019 to promote financial education, motivation and personal development of its readers. We want our public to be educated and acquire the necessary tools to strengthen their minds and their entrepreneurial spirit, along with the ability to give them the necessary confidence so that they can achieve everything they set out to do. For this purpose, MENTES LIBRES created dozens of books that have a warmth in their readings, with the aim of nourishing their intellect and making them feel accompanied in the process towards a life of abundance.

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      Personal Finance Basic Tips - Invest Wisely Beginner´s Guide - MENTES LIBRES

      INDEX

      PERSONAL FINANCE: BASIC TIPS

      Introduction

      Make an assessment

      Setting goals for successful financial planning

      Decide your spending wisely

      Dealing with the mountains of debt and credit

      Everything you need to know about taxes

      Jumping into the right insurance plan

      How to get help from professional financial experts

      Do-it-yourself with personal finance software

      Savings and compound interest

      Smart Investment Steps

      Conclusion

      INVEST WISELY BEGINNER'S GUIDE

      Introduction

      Chapter 1: The Basics

      Chapter 2: Should I invest?

      Chapter 3: Things... Stabilize

      Chapter 4: Making Extra Assets

      Chapter 5: Strategy and Style

      Conclusion

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      PERSONAL FINANCE: BASIC TIPS

      Introduction

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      Being on top and aware of one's financial situation will definitely be an advantage that most people should make sure they have. This awareness will give them the opportunity to capitalize on situations should good business arise. Get all the information you need in this book!

      Empower your personal finances: Unlocking the major obstacles to personal financial freedom

      When you know your financial situation well, there are always areas where this knowledge will help you create better investment opportunities and platforms. This knowledge and regular assessment can also help turn any current financial routine into a booming investment opportunity. With the use of financial information, you can also make decisions that ensure a healthy financial condition.

      Make an assessment

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      This will also ensure help for the person who is trying to curb negative spending habits. When an active assessment is performed periodically, you will eventually be able to identify areas that need attention or control. Sometimes the information learned from the assessment exercise can be really shocking, as it usually sheds light on the situation in a very detailed way.

      Most people undertake the assessment exercise

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