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💬 Comment *“RETIREMAX”* to get the complete guide. Can a ₹4 crore retirement corpus support ₹2 lakh per month for life? Not automatically. The biggest challenge is *inflation*. If your monthly expense is ₹2 lakh today, it may keep rising every year. At the same time, fixed-income options may...

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Once the corpus is done, kindly transition into a corpse — lie down, stop responding, and consider yourself out of this world. 😂💀

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if someone really says inflation is just 6%, dont listen to his bullshit advices.

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Everyone looks at the FGN Savings Bond as one of those regular investments; but what if I told you that you can actually create a system that pays you salary every month without having to work using this same bond? Well, that’s what I have created for you for your future retirement or if you just want to catch cruise with a “careless” monthly income to spray around. And depending on how much you can invest, it could be as high as N1m or even N5m per month!

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Playing for your calling, not just for your position, means focusing on the greater purpose and mission that drives you, rather than the temporary role you hold. Your position is likely to change over time; you may start as a clerk today, but that doesn't define your future. What truly matters is how you approach your work and the values you uphold. Words and actions in any position can impact your future when you step up. By playing for your calling, you ensure that your efforts and decisions align with your long-term vision and integrity, laying a solid foundation for future success and growth.
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Playing for your calling, not just for your position, means focusing on the greater purpose and mission that drives you, rather than the temporary role you hold. Your position is likely to change over time; you may start as a clerk today, but that doesn't define your future. What truly matters is how you approach your work and the values you uphold. Words and actions in any position can impact your future when you step up. By playing for your calling, you ensure that your efforts and decisions align with your long-term vision and integrity, laying a solid foundation for future success and growth.

VT

53,204 просмотров • 2 лет назад

If people aren’t making fun of you, you’re probably not on the right track. Why? Because most people are broke. Car payments, credit cards, and student loans have become the norm—but normal is broke. It’s time to stop flexing and start fixing. No more vacations on borrowed money. No more fake wealth. Lay out the basics and go all in. Here’s how you actually build wealth—the right way: The 7 Baby Steps 1. Save $1,000 for a starter emergency fund. This is your financial cushion for unexpected expenses. 2. Pay off all debt (except the house) using the debt snowball. List your debts smallest to largest, attack the smallest one first, and gain momentum. 3. Save 3–6 months of expenses in a fully funded emergency fund. This keeps you from ever going back into debt. 4. Invest 15% of your household income for retirement. Secure your future by putting money into tax-advantaged retirement accounts. 5. Save for your kids’ college fund. Give them a head start by setting aside money for their education. 6. Pay off your home early. Imagine life without a mortgage—that’s real financial freedom. 7. Build wealth and give generously. Once you’re debt-free and financially secure, you can leave a legacy and change lives. Wealth isn’t about looking rich—it’s about being free.
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If people aren’t making fun of you, you’re probably not on the right track. Why? Because most people are broke. Car payments, credit cards, and student loans have become the norm—but normal is broke. It’s time to stop flexing and start fixing. No more vacations on borrowed money. No more fake wealth. Lay out the basics and go all in. Here’s how you actually build wealth—the right way: The 7 Baby Steps 1. Save $1,000 for a starter emergency fund. This is your financial cushion for unexpected expenses. 2. Pay off all debt (except the house) using the debt snowball. List your debts smallest to largest, attack the smallest one first, and gain momentum. 3. Save 3–6 months of expenses in a fully funded emergency fund. This keeps you from ever going back into debt. 4. Invest 15% of your household income for retirement. Secure your future by putting money into tax-advantaged retirement accounts. 5. Save for your kids’ college fund. Give them a head start by setting aside money for their education. 6. Pay off your home early. Imagine life without a mortgage—that’s real financial freedom. 7. Build wealth and give generously. Once you’re debt-free and financially secure, you can leave a legacy and change lives. Wealth isn’t about looking rich—it’s about being free.

Dave Ramsey

54,244 просмотров • 1 год назад