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Look for people whose lives you'd enjoy

I was reading this lovely interview about money and finance. Not really my area of interest, probably to my folly, but it happened to be with one of my favorite

7 Dumb Advices Poor Parents Teach Their Kids (Why You're Not Rich)

Hello Hiveans! So, one of the best things your parents can give you is financial education. However, most people are not financially free, so they end up giving

Financial Wisdom from My Father: A Legacy of Money Management from my Leo Dad.

Growing up, I was fortunate to have a father who instilled in me valuable lessons about finances and how to handle money responsibly. His wisdom has been my guiding

Why Paying Off Personal Debt Should be Your Top Priority Before Investing

Are you trying to get your finances in order, but not sure where to start? Have you wanted to start investing but you are also in deep with credit card debt? Well,

Why sales is one of the best skills to learn

One of the best ways to invest is in education. Learning new skills constantly makes one more worldly and also enhances our ability to leverage ourselves in the

How to protect your income

I felt the need to share a financial strategy that I was taught early on in life especially as an investor and a member of Leofinace. Income protection is a fundamental

Generational Wealth- How To Increase It?

Generational wealth is assets that are passed on from one generation to another. Cash, the house your parents left you in their will, a business that you inherited,

Love Language in the World of Personal Finance

podcast ep 2. Love Language in the World of Personal Finance In this video, I talk about some tips and behaviors based on the love language that will help us understand

US CPI Inflation definitely not transitory

Hello my dear Hivians and LeoFinance supporters, a few months ago, I already wrote that I don't see the current heated up inflations as transitory, like Jerome Powell,

True Grit

True grit is what it takes to just HODL. Frankly, I just simply hold. I am not holding on for dear life, the price has nothing to do with my life. Most of what I

Cashflow comes from Assets, create Assets [A SIMPLE FINANCIAL ADVISE]

source The title of this post caught my eye from my numerous surfing on the hive.blog. I came across the title from the @flaxz timeline and the message it passes

Never get Involved in Bad Debts.

At some point in my life I use to think there was no difference between a good or a bad debt since they all have the name debt attached to it, but they say knowledge

Next boom could be interesting.

Here is my latest neurographic projection of what that will look like. Mind you, this is still in beta. Make sure you have updated your Adobe telelink. You can see

How Suze Orman Scammed Economically Ignorant

After watching the above video you will see how a fraud was committed against the poor and downtrodden. The Suze Orman ripoff scandal was surely a wake up call to

Life Changing Books to Read

People often ask me, “what's in your library?” “What book is on your office coffee table?” “what book are you reading right now?” Here is a list of books that I

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Paying off debt is not Rocket Science

If you use credit cards debt can feel overwhelming. The average American has a monthly household credit card debt of about $4,500 a month. It could feel like a losing

Managed Funds -- Growing Your Wealth without the Headaches

Managed funds are an easy way to invest wisely and with low risk. Investment in a fixed term deposit – especially with a fund that invests in real estate – is an

Tax Deductions you probably didn’t know you can claim this year

As we wind down the 2018 year with only the last quarter to go we all demise tax season which is upon us. I bet there are a lot of people who aren’t familiar with

The Average American Citizen Is Sitting On Piles of Cash & Aren’t Being Smart on Wealth Building

I recently took an Uber to my business networking meeting in downtown Austin a few weeks ago, My conversation with my Uber driver led us to a financial discussion