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Get Good with Money

Economy & Finance

Get Good with Money

Economy & Finance

Get Good with Money

Tiffany Aliche

Achieving financial wholeness involves following ten essential steps that collectively enable you to make the most of your money. The initial five steps focus on fundamental aspects like budgeting, savings, debt management, credit scores, and increasing income, establishing the groundwork for financial stability. The subsequent five steps encompass investing, insurance, boosting net worth, forming a money team, and leaving a legacy, emphasizing the growth and preservation of your wealth. These steps provide a comprehensive guide that remains relevant no matter how evolving goals or finances may be throughout life's journey. Get your credit score to hop as Jordan. For a rapid improvement of your credit score, employ a strategy developed by Tiffany Aliche inspired by the iconic Michael Jordan. The approach involves selecting a minor monthly expense, such as your Netflix subscription, and charging it to a credit card with a $0 balance. This card should be exclusively used for this specific bill. Set up an auto-payment each month after the statement closing date. By consistently reducing one of your card balances to zero every month, your credit score will experience a significant improvement, akin to a remarkable jump, as symbolized by Michael Jordan.

self-help

economics

money

personal-finance

budgeting

17 min

8 Bite

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Get Good With Money provides a comprehensive ten-step guide to fostering a positive and fulfilling relationship with your finances. The book emphasizes the importance of financial wholeness, advocating for constructive spending and saving practices that ultimately lead to both financial security and mental peace.

Résumé du livre

Tiffany "The Budgetnista" Aliche is an award-winning financial education teacher, America's favorite personal financial educator, and author of the New York Times Bestseller Get Good with Money.

“The most important aspect of keeping your money is being aware of how much of it you are spending.”

“Please, do not let fear or laziness be the reason you continue to struggle financially.”

“I knew that if I wanted to gain anything of value I must remember that it was not mine alone to keep”

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You can achieve financial success by fostering a healthy mindset toward money.

Creating a solid budget lays the groundwork for a secure financial future.

You'll feel more at ease if you adopt a squirrel's approach to saving.

Becoming free from debt and improving your credit score is crucial for building wealth.

Boosting your income involves assessing your self-worth, enhancing your skills, and venturing into side hustles.

Invest wisely to secure your retirement and build wealth.

A good understanding of insurance can help you boost your wealth.

Seek expert advice to achieve financial wholeness and build a lasting legacy.

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