Personal Finance
The Best US$60 I Have Ever Spent : A Personal Budgeting Software That Works
By Turtle Investor  •  July 18, 2015

If someone were to ask me to summarize what I know about personal finance into a few simple points, perhaps this is how I would do it. In my simple world, there is basically golden triangle of three parts, each aspect of equal importance.

  1. Start Budgeting
  2. Insure Yourself
  3. Save & Invest

When the question is posed to me on how to optimize saving or investing, my answer usually draws a blank face. “Huh? Budgeting? What’s the link?”

As the cliche saying goes, “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail”.

Budgeting comes first for me due to a variety of reasons. Personally, it helps me to create and more importantly, continuously maintain a sense of awareness about my financial situation. Many people have the capability and capacity to save and invest. Even then, I feel that budgeting still has its value.

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By Turtle Investor
Hello there! I am Kevin and the author behind the Turtle Investor blog. At age 37, I hit CPF Full Retirement Sum (FRS) of $176,000 on the last day of 2019, twelve years after graduating from university. I am married and owns a 4-room apartment. I continue to be gainfully employed to build up my portfolio and provide my loved ones with better lives. Leaving everything behind and transitioning to a digital nomad life in Bali remains an option but not something that I’m actively pursuing now 🙂
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