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My New York Adventure: A Financial Oversight, Great Nightlife, and a Handsome Stranger

Travel [trav-uh 1] • noun “The only thing you buy that makes you richer”. Let me start by saying this: if you’re going to take a trip, double-check your hotel reservation dates. This is a lesson I learned the hard way as I stepped off the plane in New York City, all excited to start…

ByThe savvy money girlSeptember 10, 20240Comments

A Beginners Guide To Investing In Mutual Funds

This article will help you know what to look for in a Mutual Fund investment such as fund performance and risk profile to make informed investment decisions. Mutual Funds are an appealing option for individual investors, offering access to a diverse range of assets with an initial investment as low as USD 1,000. They also…

ByThe savvy money girlSeptember 7, 20240Comments

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26 Money Advice For Women

Did you know that Women are better investors and savers? Several studies have shown that women tend to outperform men in certain aspects of investing because of behavioral tendencies that is common among women-such as risk aversion, long-term focus, and emotional control-can lead to better investment outcomes. Here are 26 financial advice for every woman:…

ByThe savvy money girlAugust 28, 20240Comments

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How to build long-term wealth using Dollar Cost Averaging

Dollar Cost Averaging, a systematic approach to building wealth, can be particularly effective during times of uncertainty. What is Dollar Cost Averaging? Dollar cost averaging is a strategy where you invest a fixed amount of money into a particular investment at regular intervals, typically monthly or quarterly. This approach helps mitigate the risk of poor…

ByThe savvy money girlAugust 16, 20240Comments

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30 Simple Money-Saving Tips to Boost Your Savings

Saving money doesn’t have to be a complicated or daunting task. With a few practical steps, you can make a significant impact on your financial health. Here are 30 simple money-saving tips that can help you keep more of your hard-earned cash: 1. Create a Budget Start by tracking your income and expenses. Understanding where…

ByThe savvy money girlAugust 5, 20240Comments

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Your Decisions and your Money

Decisions are very vital in your early career – the decision to build a certain career path, pursue graduate studies or professional certifications, buy a car, choose between a need and a want, throw a bursting or a private party or the decision to start a new business and/or quit your 9–5 job. Decisions are…

ByThe savvy money girlMay 18, 20240Comments

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Top Skills in Demand for 2024

As we look towards the future of work in 2024, I believe soft skills will be the most sought-after skill by employers. From nurturing soft skills for future success to preparing for AI proficiency, discover the key skills these leaders are focusing on and how their organizations are preparing to identify and nurture these skills…

ByThe savvy money girlApril 9, 20240Comments

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A guide to help you start Your own Freelance Business

Getting started in freelancing involves several key steps. It’s important to note that as a freelancer you need to consistently build your credibility to establish trust and confidence in your expertise, or competence as a person. You need to demonstrate honesty, consistency, and a track record of excellent performance. Here’s a guide to help you…

ByThe savvy money girlFebruary 3, 20240Comments

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7 Ways You Can Become Rich As A Salary Earner

Many people think that earning a lot of money at work is the only path to financial success. But your paycheck size is not the only factor in being wealthy. Even if you keep getting paid the same salary for years, you can still become wealthy. These call for cutting back on expenses, and finding…

ByThe savvy money girlJanuary 21, 20240Comments

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How the 50/30/20 spending rule can help you get your finances back on track

Despite inflation falling to 3.9% in the year ending in November (from 4.9%), the cost of living still places extra strain on household budgets. Even if prices are starting to decline, regular products are still more expensive than they were before the pandemic. Nevertheless, if you adhere to the “50/30/20 rule,” you may quickly gain…

ByThe savvy money girlJanuary 14, 20240Comments