Paridhi Jain is the founder of financial education platform, SkilledSmart, which has helped hundreds of adults become financially confident by teaching them practical strategies to manage, save and invest their money.
Many people think there’s a dollar figure that will fix their financial anxiety. And while there is some truth to that, there’s a lot more that goes into the equation.
Remember, your experience of life is not determined by how fancy your holidays are, how big your home is, or how cool your car is.
There are a number of common adages in the world of personal finance, and a lot of them aren’t particularly helpful.
Earning a high income only gives you the potential for financial success. It’s what you do next that really makes a difference.
Even if you have thousands of dollars invested, you might still feel like a beginner. Here’s how to change that.
I don’t love the word “retirement”. It’s a loaded word that people have too many preconceived notions about.
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I knew my only shot at avoiding this happening again was to figure out what I could do better next time. So I asked myself a question I’d been avoiding.
Having thousands of dollars in the bank doesn’t come with the elation some might imagine. For many, it comes with stress.
There is a misguided notion that investing is largely about buying investments. But that’s just a small step in a bigger process.