“Every investor needs to
have patience, a lot of it. In mutual fund investing, patience is indeed a
virtue.”
“Start investing in small
amounts regularly. Baby steps will bring you closer to your big dreams.”
“When you begin to chase returns,
there is a high possibility to you may begin to be desentized as to the risks
that you take. The lure of big returns have footed many unwise investors into
losing more than their shirts, so to speak.”
“Wealthy, successful
person are very particular about who they associate with. Their goal is to
develop relationships with other success – minded individuals.”
“Anyone who is not
investing now is missing a tremendous opportunity.”
“The more you think about
the pleasure and enjoyment you get from seeing your savings and investment
account growing, the more motivated you’ll be to spend less, save more, and
grow that account.”
“Whether you have small
dreams or big dreams, setting goals allows you to plan how you will chart your
future. Getting started can be scary, but it is necessary.”
“Do not invest just to
make more money. People mistakes when the motivation is simply to earn more.
Invest with purpose. Invest to achieve prioritized, specific and meaningful
financial goals.”
“Frugality is a habit embedded
in our daily routines. Build your habit of saving. A little savings from your
day-to-day tasks adds up so you can invest in something worthwhile for your
future.”
“It is not how much you
earn but how much you save and how much you make a difference.”
“If you are 30-40 years
old, if you want to do something yourself, do it. If you are 40-50 years old,
do something you are good at, don’t do something you don’t know about. But when
you are 50-60 years old, focus on the young and happy people. When you are over
60 years old, spend time with the grandchildren.”
“Money cost. Averaging
never fails. Because money takes time to grow.”
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