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Investing for Dummies is a good, all-around investment guide for the rest of us. Author Eric Tyson covers all aspects of investing, from stocks and bonds to real estate and collectibles. Tyson points readers towards investments that actually work and raises warning flags about strategies you should avoid. The book also considers whether starting and running your business can be a good investment option. If you’re looking for a good place to start building a secure financial future, this is …

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Suze Orman discuss on how you should management your personal finance and invest during the current financial crisis … suze orman personal finance money management credit crunch financial crisis investing

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Financial planning

Everyone needs money for his or her sustenance, comfort and old age. Does the hard earned money really used for this purpose? How many of us still try hard to make ends meet just to fulfill every months basic needs? When this is the case how can we save money from the meager income that we get? How much is really too much money? How can we grow or make optimal use of the finance that we normally handle? Questions like this cloud our minds most often as we fail to manage our finances efficiently.

Who we are or how much we earn is of less concern as long as we can manage and plan our finances wisely. A pauper can become rich and a rich man can suddenly lose his wealth if his financial planning is improper. Usually people blame their stars for their misfortune. They go in search of astrologers who will live out of them by changing their names and houses. They find solace in blaming others be it God or stars for their backdrop. Insecurity and thoughts of one’s future might lead to depression and frustration.

“Make hay while the sunshine’s” as the popular saying goes is the golden rule every human being should definitely follow. We earn to live happily with comforts but we forget to pay ourselves for all the hard work we put in. we pay for everything in this world, do we pay ourselves for the service we do to our family, nation and society.

In the western countries they make it a habit to save 10% of their personal income for their own future use, a millionaire once said, “I am glad I am worth at least 10% of what I earn”.

Better late than never, just sit with a planner and take stock of where you are now. Jot down your financial position as of today. Set long time and short time goals in life and set a imeline to achieve that goal in time. Then carefully think about how you can achieve the goal and what you can do to go where you want to go. Attitude is very important in any major life changes that you might ncounter. Thus set your attitude as if you are planning a vacation. So you first decide the vacation spot, and then set out to make reservations, then pack

your bag and then leave.

Financial planning is just like your vacation planning. First you should fix your target, then make certain changes in your life style, like cutting down your pizza or sacrificing your cigars, then pack up or wind up your extra expenses and start the savings plan when that is dome just relax and enjoy the fruits of your unparallel and diplomatic achievement. Your money will start growing and so will your self-esteem and self-confidence and finally you are efficient and capable to finance your kids higher studies or retire peacefully with the recurring income from the timely savings.

Financial planning provides the reassurance that your future in Canada and all around the world that secures you to live in the comfort as you would like.



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I am currently going to school for a Business Management Degree with a Finance Minor. I am not sure yet what I want to do once I get to Grad School.

What can I do with Business Degree? What types of things can I do? Any ideas?

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I’m a junior and I’m starting to search for a college or university that best fits me and my major I want to pursue. I want to major in Business/Accounting or Finance because I soon want to become a CFO in a major company one day.

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Just recieved this news from the middle east. Did you know that there’s a town by Jerusalem with eighteen wealthy families that all own eighty percent of the stock market? Is that true and how do you feel about this?

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The UK Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, visits Imperial College Business School and speak with MBA students

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What are the outlooks? Would you prefer finance over management, risk and insurance management, real estate, economics, and marketing?

Thanks!

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I took a career interest test and I was a 100 percent match for finance/accounting and criminal justice. All other careers were 75% or less. This seems to be right for me. Now my question is which careers in these fields would be a great choice, as far as pay, job demand, and schooling? I am 28 years old and have 2 children if this helps and i am enrolled in a community college. Thank you for your help.

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