10 | Spend less than you earn. This one, simple practice will save you a word of trouble. |
9 | Use your bank’s auto-pay system. Setting your recurring bills on auto-pay helps ensure you’ll never miss a payment. |
8 | Limit others’ access to your money. Beyond creating strong passwords, make sure you maintain control by sending payments rather than allowing others to draft your account. |
7 | Read the fine print. Don’t sign any financial documents until you understand exactly what you’re agreeing to. |
6 | Keep college loans under control. Don’t spend more on higher eduction than you’ll earn in the first year. |
5 | Protect yourself and your family. Cover the basics with life, health, home and auto insurance. |
4 | Pay down debt. It really doessn’t matter if it’s good or bad debt. Simplify life by getting rid of any debt that’s hanging over your head. |
3 | Educate yourself. Protect against scams by arming yourself with information form multiple, independent sources. |
2 | Practice giving. Sharing your wealth with others fosters an attitude of abundance that permeates your entire life. |
1 | Pay yourself first. Every time you earn money, set aside a pre-determined percentage for both long and short term savings. |
Source: Success From Home Magazine, Volume 8 – Issue 8
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