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I haven't read much on these kinds of books, but these things that I've picked up have helped and seem like common sense: 1) Don't anything big on credit unless
by samratjp 17y ago
I haven't read much on these kinds of books, but these things that I've picked up have helped and seem like common sense:
1) Don't anything big on credit unless you have the cash to back it up.
2) Stick your paycheck in the savings (or some prudent recurring investment vehicle to have at least 6*monthly wages at any time in your bank account - aka rainy day fund).
3) Income ≠ disposable spending
4) That "utility" (internet, cable, phone, etc) which can be shared can be money saved.
5) Take financial advice (including this one :-) with extreme prudence!