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Personal Finance For My Younger Self
By Agedashi23cents  •  August 29, 2017
Remember the last time you said to yourself, "If only i..." Self-reflection is a powerful thing. It's the reason why people like myself buy books like "The things i wished i knew at 20." or "Things I would say to my younger self." I sometimes reflect on my childhood year with amazement and hilarity, especially with regards to my money spending decision. Although I am still very much in the learning process and there are probably a hundred and one things i do not know. But what I do know are the things I should not have done. That i am very sure of.
1. Save before you spend - Although this is exactly the reason why this blog was set up in the first place, I can't help but repeat myself like a broken record. Savings may be old fashioned and even lame to some but it sure works. Whether it's a piggy bank, savings accounts ...
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By Agedashi23cents
In my line of work as an accounts and audit person, it was said that "Not documented means no work done!' Therefore this blog was created to document the mistakes and learning in my journey towards the path of financial freedom through aggressive savings and investments in forex and equities. Being a complete novice in these areas, any criticism or guidance is most welcomed. One of the best ways to keep yourself accountable is to announce to others what you plan to do -- so publicly announcing that i am going to do these challenges is a great first step.
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