After learning about “Paying Yourself First”, the next valuable lesson to learn is to “Invest in Yourself First”. If you read this site from the very beginning, it will be very easy for you to follow. “Why would you have to invest in yourself first?” you would ask.

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You have just done your annual medical check up and your medical report seems fine. Except that you have to take care of that cholesterol level or the high blood pressure of yours which is on the borderline. But your medical examination will not be able to detect the EXCUSITIS disease.

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In the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, Robert Kiyosaki mentioned that the rich don’t work for money. Rich or poor lets learn from Robert’s concept.

Life is a learning process and today we will learn to invest. We must now have the mindset of accumulating money from what we earned in order to get out of the rat race. Avoid the Parkinson’s Law, start stacking your hard earned money away. Look out for investment opportunities. There are loads of them out there once you have liquid cash.

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Quoting Marketwatch.com;

According to a recent study by Visa USA, nearly half of all Americans “lose” $2,340 in cash each year. And 48% of those who use cash said they don’t know what happened to more than one-third of it — or about $45 of every $120 spent in a typical week.

If you are in the same situation as those Americans, it is time for you to do some household budgeting. Personal budgeting allows you to understand where your income is spent and this may help you to clear your debts and start saving.

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Now, no matter which juncture of your life you are at…. no matter how old or young you are, no matter poor or rich, busy or free, no matter whether you know investing or not, you should start to plan. At the very least, to plan for your retirement……

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It is never too late to save no matter how old you are now. If you are in your 20’s you have time on your side but if you are in your 40’s, by now you would have a bigger earning power than someone who has just started. If you heed Warren Buffet’s advice to not purchase brand you will probably have more to put aside than those who are younger.

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“Pay Yourself First” —– I have not finished with this subject yet. I like “Pay Yourself First” and if you repeat it to yourself everyday, you will eventually start to pay yourself first.

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