After a huge success of my series on FAQs on Indian Banking to understand it better..
I got so many words of appreciation.
On public demand from today, I started a New series on
A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
In this new series I want to draw your kind attention towards the
FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE in some small step by step rules,
following one can get benefited in his life.
RULE NO 1 : SAVE SAVE SAVE
You have to save at least 30% of your net income and then expanse the rest.
I got so many words of appreciation.
On public demand from today, I started a New series on
A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
In this new series I want to draw your kind attention towards the
FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE in some small step by step rules,
following one can get benefited in his life.
RULE NO 1 : SAVE SAVE SAVE
Whenever I met people during my Financial Planning Classes,
They always say being a middle class family expanses are so high that they have
no money to save. Do you ever think why this happens? Because we all follow a
simple rules of savings since our forefathers.
Income – Expanses = SAVINGS
means we used to expanse first and then want to save the rest which is always ZERO.
means we used to expanse first and then want to save the rest which is always ZERO.
We have to just reorganize this simple formula to
Income – SAVINGS = Expanses
and the see the magic.
Income – SAVINGS = Expanses
and the see the magic.
You have to save at least 30% of your net income and then expanse the rest.
The best way to achieve this target is to Save at least 10%
of your net take home pay during the first year of your career, 15% in the
second year, and so on to increase it to 30% in five years. Saving more is always
good, but 30% is a number you must certainly target.
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