The sleep-well, eat-well approach

Article Abstract:

The sleep-well, eat-well approach means that, when one have money at bank, he would have slept well, being sure that he had invested his money so he would eat well in his retirement. In this logic, risk is conservatively restricted, and at the same time wealth accumulation is retarded.

Retirement Benefits

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Stop drifting along

Article Abstract:

According to four disciplined savers with financial goals, people need to base their goals on realistic needs and means. The secret to success is to set achievable goals, focus on the process of achieving them and maintain a disciplined plan.

Savings

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Don't kid yourself about child costs

Article Abstract:

This article examines the cost of raising children for Australian families, focusing on how parents can meet expenses such as college. The article advises that parents start saving early and regularly to meet these costs.

Statistical Data Included, Management, Finance, Personal finance, Children, Investors, College costs, Higher education costs

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