💔 The future of the Coffee For Retirement Newsletter
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Invest in Yourself to the Point That It Makes Someone Else Want to Invest in You
When you hear the word investment, the first thing that probably comes to mind is finance. But you can invest in much more than companies, certificates, or real estate. I had just received several successive promotions over 3 years and was really involved in my work.
Why People Postpone Their Retirement
A recent Federal Reserve report found that nearly a quarter of U.S. adults have absolutely no retirement savings or pension. In general, however, planning for this phase of life doesn’t interest many people. People tend to plan for short-term goals and don’t really think about long-term ones.
Money Was Never the Problem; You Are the Problem
One night my girlfriend said to me: “Now I have a statistical representation of the behavior of my money in the account”. And that’s when I saw that with different incomes, I always spent exactly 14% more than I earned. In other words, as a…
Best,
Paulo