The biggest financial lesson I learned:
It’s not how much you earn. It’s how much you keep.
A £30,000 salary with discipline beats a £100,000 salary with reckless spending every time.
Wealth grows in the gap between income and expenses.
#MoneyMindset#PersonalFinance
This is what we should be asking from our leaders, not chasing the idea that all of us should buy cars.
If you don't get it, then forget it. Na we go fix our country. No one is coming to save us.
Have you got your voter's card yet?
Dear married men,
I operate a one income household, & I am the sole provider of my lovely family.
You don't have to be like me.
It's a choice that me and my lovely wife made.
If you are operating a two income household, there is nothing wrong with it.
But please know that as your wife is growing financially and in her career, you too need to grow equally or more.
And even if she outgrows you financially (because you are not God), do not delegate your primary duties to her because of it.
And if the entire duties are too much for you to carry, make sure that you carry the responsibility of feeding the home and paying the rent.
She can take care of the rest if you're not able to.
What your wife and children would eat, and where they would live, are more important than what they wear and other things they need to survive.
Your wife would appreciate and respect you, even if she's supporting you in those other areas.
Do not dim her growth because you're afraid of what she may become.
Appreciate her, and show her that if you had more, you'd do more or all.
Do not feel entitled to it.
And always remember:
Keep telling her that you know that you're owing her.
Even if you don't pay back until you die.
End.
Asalamualiakum warahmatullahi wabarakahtuh.
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