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PATH TO YOUR FINANCIAL FREEDOM

Save: Aim to save 10 percent of gross income (or more). Invest: Embrace a low cost, tax smart, diversified portfolio of index or mutual funds; real estate or any other investment vehicle. Grow: Stick to your investment plan, rebalancing periodically.

1.First, start small. Even saving 5 percent of income is a good first step. 2.Second, question every expense. What’s more important to you: Financial freedom or a life of scarcity and debts?

1.Spend at least as much time studying a particular investment as you do earning the money. 2.Start small 3.Get the details right 4.A strong rule of thumb is this: Don’t lose more money than you gain over time. 5.Only invest with experts who have a proven track record of success with their own money.

The key is to stick to your investment plan by rebalancing your investments periodically. Reinvestment strategy is about an investment in which the profit is pooled back into an investment to create a larger capital base.

1.Save from your present income 2.Buy or invest in a real estate or property 3.Add value or allow it to appreciate 4.Make profit 5.Reinvest your profit for further financial growth

What are the things you feel you can do now to begin to move your finances further?

Food for Thought The only thing easy about money is losing it; thus the reason to investigate every investment platform you intend choosing. Only invest with experts who have a proven track record of success with their own money.

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