No one ever wants to be in a debt trap forever, but it happens, and at that point, when there are no other options left, debt consolidation seems to be the answer—or not? It can help you regain control over your finances temporarily and stop letting that debt destroy the...
Can you remember when you first really thought or heard about the subject of Retirement? Chances are, it was when you were in your 20s, maybe you were just offered your first part-time job and the subject of retirement was touted around amongst the permanent much-matured employees yet for you...
We all agreed that credit cards make purchases and paying your bills easier. Using a credit card is also a good way to boost your credit score. However, failing to properly manage your credit cards can lead to a lot of unnecessary expenses, negative listings, headaches, and stress. If you're...
Excessive debt is the most common source of concern for most people, particularly Baby Boomers, who are trapped in millions of Rands (dollars) of debt and unable to escape, forcing them to work in their later years when they should be retiring or nearing retirement. This also affects young professionals...
"The Richest Man in Babylon" written by George S. Clason is a quick-read thin timeless classic book that has been acclaimed as the greatest of all inspirational works on the subject of financial prudence, financial planning, and generating personal wealth. It was written back in the 1920s however the same...
In life, you attract or bring about in your life those things that are related to what you send out to the universe in the form of your thoughts. Your innermost dominant thought becomes your physical tangible reality, literally. It is advisable and wise that you continuously examine your thought...
One young woman who was drowning and floundering in debt was able to lift herself out of the financial doldrums, by taking steps to remedy her situation, and by making changes to her bad money management habits. She made some smart financial moves, and now her future looks brighter and...
Let us understand why we value things more than we value money: because we care more about what money can buy than we care about having money itself. Read that statement again! If we valued money more than we valued things we would not part with it so easily and...