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
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Make your life predictable – The 4 types of Savings
The times are changing and uncertain. This post discusses a strategy to make your financial life more predictable.
As the world cup final unfolded..
What the world cup final teaches us about personal finance.
The 4 buckets of investment planning
This post shows a structured way of approaching investment rather than product based or chasing highest returns.
The Personal Finance Calendar
Planning your finances through an annual calendar keeps you in control.
The Five ways to SIP
Take the financial worries out of your life even in the worst of times.
How to manage your cash flow
A simple and efficient way to automatically manage personal cash flow
The Power of Financial Scribble
A picture is worth a thousand lines of a spreadsheet.
Who moved my cheese? How to deal with changes in financial plans
The title is taken from a famous book as below. Even though it is meant to be a management philosophy, it applies to the subject of personal finance as well. https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B004CR6AM4&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_tIGqEbZ4SSXY6 Financial Planning does not work? There is a proverb in the military - Plans are good till the first bullet is fired. Some of… Continue reading Who moved my cheese? How to deal with changes in financial plans
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