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January 31 · Issue #2 · View online
Email digest by Financery of the most interesting stories and blogs related to personal finance. Curated by Chuck.
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For this second issue; grab your pen or keyboard and draft your IPS, three investments that always pay off, and a warning suggesting you should leave your wallet at home if you’re in a funk.
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1. How to Write an Investing Plan
To answer the question as to how you should invest, you need to write an Investment Policy Statement. The IPS contains your objectives and goals. C: A very practical blog post, and it does not just apply to lawyers. If we write down our investment policy - the more detailed the better - it’ll be much easier to decide to pass or to jump in an investment opportunity when it present itself to us. |
2. The simplest three investments you may be overlooking
Invest! The simplest three investments you need to make in your life. C: In this forum post (yes, I dig for pearls anywhere), Jeff shares three unconventional but important investment ideas that we should all implement.
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3. To Save Money, Pay Attention to Your Mood
Certain emotional states make for better shopping decisions. C: If you’re like me, you probably didn’t need scientific studies to confirm this; but, it’s a proven fact, as Cari explains in this article, we tend to spend more recklessly when we’re in a bad mood.
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