Making, Saving, and Investing Money

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One of the many goals here on the warrior forum is to help each other make money, but what about saving and investing?

Please share some unique ways one can save/invest their earnings.

Also, kindly share some unique money making ideas that will help if so many persons here in the forum and beyond.
#investing #making #money #saving
  • Profile picture of the author sttbs
    Savings - save a certain % of your income FIRST before allocating the rest to spending. This will ensure consistent savings

    Investing - First, read up on investment books, websites etc. You will have to gain the knowledge yourself. Half of what's being said on the internet is false. You won't want to bet your money on other people's opinions.
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  • Profile picture of the author talfighel
    To answer both of your questions:

    Investment experts have been saying this for years:

    What ever you earn whether it is from your job or your own business, it is always a good idea to save 10% of your income. Put it away in a savings account.

    Some highly successful internet marketers says this and it is very true:

    When it comes to internet marketing, it is always a good idea to take at least 30% of your profits online and re-invest it in more paid ads.
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  • Profile picture of the author lisacolins
    how i started to save money-
    at first , i enjoyed it and spent every $ i had. then i started to realize how fun it can be to have a lot of money .. so i started to save.
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  • Profile picture of the author Big Al
    Ken McCarthy had a decent report on what to do with your money.

    Have a search for it, I think it was called the Independence Report.

    He's a frugal kinda guy, and the father of Internet Marketing so someone worth checking out. His approach was a lot more conservative than I imagined and changed how I think.

    In the past I was a stock market guy, now I'm definitely more about not losing the money rather than getting too greedy and trying to make it do more (risk:reward).
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