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'Basic Financial Advice' from P V Subramanyam

ref: http://www.subramoney.com/2016/09/basic-financial-advice/

Basic Financial Advice:
1.    Saving is a good habit but investing is a learnt habit which will put you on the path to financial freedom.
2.    Save between 20-30% of your take home salary.
3.    Work your ass off. Doing 12 hour days and 80 hour weeks are not easy but nothing that is easy takes you anywhere in life.
4.    Work hard, work smart but do get a hobby that creates nice big social groups like swimming, cycling, running, cricket … work hard, play harder!
5.    Learn Money Management and learn the advantages of simplicity, equity investing and compounding.
6.    Never ever stop learning.  Education (no not the degree) is the gateway to differentiating yourself from the crowd and constantly improving yourself so you can adapt and evolve with the ever changing world. Make a start today. Empower thyself.
7.    Do something which others will love to pay you for. Create health, or wealth for people. Take away their worries. Keep them happy. Yes, you have to make a living, but put clients interest first. Always, A happy client comes back.
8.    Stop spending money on useless “stuff”!! Don’t spend to impress your friends and your neighbors. You’re not winning any brownie points or gold stars for owning things you can’t afford.
9.    Get sensible amounts of medical and pure term life insurance. Understand first then buy.
10.  Be as debt light as possible. If you must borrow, let it be only for a house. That too about 50% of the cost of the house, not 110% as the BFSI wants you borrow !!



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