The Pareto Principle is an interesting observation that can also apply to Personal Finance. This post describes how 20% of personal finance principles affects the 80% of financial consequences.
The Pareto Principle of Personal Finance
Author: The Tortoise
I am a software engineer by profession and a personal finance enthusiast by passion.
I read a lot and like to write about my experiences about applying what I read.
One day I hope to positively impact a few lives by my positive thoughts about personal finance.
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