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    Financing Your Twenties: Your Twenties. Your Future.
    Financing Your Twenties: Your Twenties. Your Future.
    Financing Your Twenties: Your Twenties. Your Future.
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    Financing Your Twenties: Your Twenties. Your Future.

    By James George

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    About this ebook

    It is important in these economic environments, that we respect our finances and handle them responsibly. You do not have to carry the stigma that "20-somethings" only know how to waste money. You can begin to build the foundation for your future by doing right by your wallet today. This e-book titled "Financing Your Twenties" outlines specific steps and best practices that can help you achieve complete financial independence at the ripe old age of "20-something".

    A broad range of topics are covered, including budgeting, investing, managing credit, as well as quick and effective ways of getting rid of debt. The language is kept simple, so that readers of all backgrounds will be able to understand and apply the principles discussed. This text is not exclusively for people in their twenties. Any age group can benefit from this sound financial advice.

    - Learn new and reliable ways to stay out of debt, save money, and still enjoy the fruits of you labor during these tough economics times

    - Discover proven methods of how to save money for the future, and beat inflation

    - Get advice from a person who lived through hard financial lessons so that you don't have to

    There is no need to delay this investment into your financial future. Prepare to have you wallet be forever changed.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereBookIt.com
    Release dateApr 26, 2016
    ISBN9781456608101
    Financing Your Twenties: Your Twenties. Your Future.

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      Table of Contents

      Purpose

      As people enter adulthood, many are confused or not informed about ways to maintain financial stability. Many adults never learn how to properly manage their money. Learning to live within your means and simultaneously prepare for your future, is one of the most important lessons a human being can learn. Growing up, I observed immense wealth and over indulgence, as well as great poverty and desolation. Sadly, at times these two extremes existed within the same communities, or even families. Through trial and error, using good and sometimes terrible advice, I was able to organize a system that is simple enough for the young adult to understand, and extremely effective in creating a money cushion that, if used correctly, can withstand some of the most intense economic droughts.

      At 23 years old, I decided that there was a lot of information available to the public on personal finance, but most people between the ages of 17 and 25 either felt they were too young to take such a topic seriously, or they did not know how to. In either case, both parties could suffer tremendously in regards to their finances over the course of their lives.

      This book is aimed to eliminate the confusion and anxiety that often accompanies the topic of financial responsibility by communicating simple and effective techniques for being a good money manager. The text will begin by assuming you have secured income. I would encourage you to find a job if you don’t have one already, but this information is still relevant to you because the principles apply to anyone at any age with any amount of cash flow. My hope is that you will see that being well off should not imply arrogance, social stature, nor greed, but selflessness, self awareness, and responsibility. I hope this information helps you as much as it has helped me and those around me.

      - James

      You Got A Job

      Congratulations! You got a job. You have entered the working class, also known as the middle class, which happens to span quite far in our society contrary to popular belief. It is important that you understand the power that you have as a part of the middle class. Historically, economies with strong middle classes, flourish - an American example would be the economy during the Clinton administration, and also present day Brazil - but I will not digress too much on that topic. In short, you have now been given the opportunity to contribute to, and

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