Finacial Literacy

Did you suck! & stuck! With the enoughness of the formal education. And the ‘Rat race’ only teach you how to run after the money not the money run after you. Yeah! In India, we all know that the typical and the stereotypes. Everyone loves to earn money, but why are we stepped back when we’ve to know, have to learn about anything before getting deep into. In simple language “Financial Literacy” is learning about the money. Its fells like a foreign language in the beginning but don’t worry QUOTESPIRE helps you in it. Read this complete article on the basics and the resources and the books that I follow in our daily life and highly recommend all to read and follow.

# What exactly the Financial Literacy is? Financial Literacy is the possession of the set of skills and knowledge that allows the individual to make informed effective decisions with all of their financial resources. Financial literacy helps you to understand how money works,someone makes, manages money and invest it.

# Where to start?

1. Hitting the books. (our book recommendations)

Rich dad, Poor dad – https://amzn.to/30UAuBE

The Millionaire Next Door – https://amzn.to/2DbuE6I

The intelligent Investor – https://amzn.to/2OZiLUe

Think and Grow Rich – https://amzn.to/3f5g26n

The Little book Common Sense Investing – https://amzn.to/2Dbwch2

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind – https://amzn.to/30UeLK8

The Money Book For The Young, Fabulous And Broke – https://amzn.to/30SwlhE

2. Reading the blogs –

Blogs are the great sources of learning the basics and the advance. Some blogs that helps you to get in — Investopedia, The Reformed Broker, Abnormal Returns, FP pad, Advisor Perspective, Nerd’s Eye view, The bottom Line etc. You can find the other various sources like videos, blogs, posts, community. Go join! And go through them.

3.YouTube (Youtube is one of the best source of learning)

4.Money podcasts ( Listen to the podcasts helps you learn whatever you want)

5. Math lessons – percentage, ratios, balance sheets, Other financial statements.

6. Buy Courses – You can find the various courses out there. First do a little bit of research and then but it. Never hesitate with the investments that you make on yourself.

My personal advice to you is buy a Kindle e-reader. It will be a one time investment for you. Save your money and it won’t hurt your pocket in a long run perspective.

kindle paper white (10th gen) – https://amzn.to/2WUnAmb

kindle (10th gen) – https://amzn.to/2WZqmq5

All new kindle Oasis (10th gen) – https://amzn.to/2P1n9lK

Earning money is not a big deal. Most of us didn’t know the rule of how to manage.

Financial education empowerd yourself with the knowledge of money.And your money works for you not you work for it 24/7/365

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In India, the lacking of financial literacy is one of the major issues that we’re facing on a daily basis. The school and colleges don’t teach you up to the mark that the outer world needs. The bookish knowledge is nothing and the degrees now days is the waste of time and sink your money in the nonsense. I’m not against the formal education but this is the harsh reality. In this internet era, we can learn what we want. So don’t waste your time. Learn about the money is super awesome! Believe me that also helps you to cut off the weights of debt and helps you to gain what you have now.

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