| Jun 05 |
10 financial tips for single momsIn addition to ensuring the economic future of your children, it is important to start planning your retirement, to meet this goal it is necessary to organize to save 10% of your monthly income. Habits such as saving and financial planning can be great allies of single mothers who head families, as well as build a future for their children should also start working for their own future, said the director of Human Capital Skandia’s investment funds, Maria Eugenia Castillo. In Mexico there are 4.5 million single mothers (single, widowed or divorced), of which 71.8% work, while the third lives in poverty, according to the National Population Council (CONAPO), and for this reason it is important start thinking about how to prepare for a sound financial future, he said. “The economic risk of single mothers is that they focus all their financial efforts to provide their children with education, health, clothing, housing and entertainment, neglecting a very important aspect of life, that is their retirement,” said the expert. While the financial priority in these cases is focused on children and supports themselves, if not start a savings plan for retirement, it is possible that in adulthood does not have the money to sustain themselves. (more…) |
| Apr 09 |
Tips on deposits with high profitability
Today I try to give a few tips on high-yielding deposits. Frankly, the topic I am tempted for a while now, but I decided to just write about it now. The reason is in itself a tip: make haste. The bloody battle between the unions declared the bank whose aim was to attract more funds through tempting interest rates with high profitability is coming to an end, at least temporarily. Interest rates on deposits more profitable start to fall. In savings or deposit products launched late last year or the beginning of the current notice a slight decrease in average interest rates, many financial experts confirm that this decline will occur even more pronounced. The main reason is the lowering of the interest rate of the ECB. So my advice is do not expect much, those of you with any intention of hiring a saving deposit, as it is very likely that interest rates fall further. The current bid has still hardly a 5.75% APR or even a 6% APR in some banks, but it seems that the supply will last. (more…) |
| Apr 02 |
Tips For Using Fixed AccountsSince most banks currently offer various types of fixed accounts, there are certain tips you can use to maximize your profits. Using fixed account is one of the easiest ways to break into investing since the majority of them are sure fire as long as your are good with your money and can stick to a plan. Use some of these tips to maximize the effectiveness of accounts like these. • Comparison Shop- Many banks will have close to the same interest rate, but special promotions are very common, especially with CDs. Certificates of deposit tend to different interest rates between banks, so see who has the best offer at the time. Since they tend to start at 6 months, you can roll it over between several different banks depending on who is offering the best interest rate when your accounts are liquid. • Leave It In The Bank- An investment requires that you leave them money in the bank, especially when it is a sure bet. You know the return you’ll be getting on it, so there is no need to worry. Just don’t touch it and you’ll be fine. One way to keep it this way is to make sure you have enough liquid assets to last you in an emergency. Keep a saving account with available cash in it should the need arise and leave your investment alone. • Calculate- Figure out how much you will be getting from your investment, and never leave that to the bank. One minor miscalculation on their part could take money away from you. Have a good idea of what you should get. Banks are not perfect, as many people have discovered, and they do make mistakes. (more…) |
| Mar 02 |
The Family Budget in Five StepsHere are these steps with some patterns of importance that should be considered. These are the steps you take to make a budget, also visit How to Make a Personal Budget for details of a budget and various links to drafts of budgets and Excel tables: 1. “Enter your monthly net income” 2. “List the amount you deposit monthly savings income to net” 3. “List your fixed monthly expenses” |
| Feb 01 |
No matter how much, But you do it with frequencyPart of my job is to provide financial adviser personal finance workshops in different communities in the city of New York. One of my clients who took the workshop in July last year came to a follow up visit to review your credit and tell me about their financial plans. One of the questions I asked is whether there was any part of the class that had affected more than others and she replied: “I loved the phrase that said that no matter how much you save, but do it often.” Behold the Where did this phrase. Although I take the copyright of them, the book “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George Clason inspires this phrase. A wealth of knowledge that this book explains is that the basis of wealth is to save ten percent of your income. This is something many people can do, but the concept of saving 10% of a salary that is small is something that seems as if half of our check. It is easier if instead of focusing on the amount we should save the frequency that this should be done. Try to save an amount you feel good about it, it need not be much because the end is not what matters, what matters is that you do each time you receive an income. No matter whether they are $ 1, $ 5 or $ 50. Save what you can but it is constant, and at the end of the day you’ll get used and saving part of your life. Choose the percentage that suits you and everything will be as it should be. My client has been able to save more than $ 4,000 in just 10 months and thinks plans to continue saving to buy their own home. |




