Topic: Read If you are between 18 and 68 years old! - page 2. (Read 802 times)
So you're telling that a 17 year old teen can become a millionaire but not the 19 year teen can be, its just an average number but in reality anyone can realize what is their life goal and turn into more successful. A long term goal is very important for everyone but we also should have short term goals which acts as the way for achieving our long term goals.
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
It is a must to have financial plans for us and for our family in the future. If until 68 we have no any financial plans, it means the end of the life, because, in my area, 68 is an old man and not for working anymore only sitting on the seat and waiting for the old moment. I think that people in their 20s-30s are the best period to have good management of finances so that we can manage, control ad also utilizes every chance to hold and run our financial plans.
Financial plan is actually one of the basic things that we must have in this life, whoever we are, not only for rich people but also for all people, we need financial pans and management in order to make our life more qualified and controled.
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
Investing at an early age is a wise plan and discision in life. It includes having a proper education to have a good and descent job to start savings and investing in order to have a good finances in the futurr. Because if you just start thinking your investment during middle age and you already have your own family, sometimes it's difficult to have a financial plan especially if your financies is just base on your daily work with minimum salary which is sometimes just enough to pay your bills. The pandemic give us many lessons. We really need to have a financila plan for a better future. Invest as along as you have the opportunity to do it either in crypto or real state. I believed both are good long term investment plan.
To be successful you don't have to wait for a certain age, the key to success must be prepared from an early age, at an early age we must prepare ourselves to pursue education and learning, because with education everything will feel easy, if we don't want to learn from an early age, to Looking at a bright future is very difficult, especially living in today's world, if we don't have education, we will definitely be marginalized.
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
Most people are complacent with the current situation, a worker with an annual salary of $30k will never think anything about investing, he will feel comfortable with a monthly salary and many benefits so don't think about investing even don't want to save, when the unexpected happens for example a pandemic which makes them lose their jobs and income so they are frustrated and have no spare money to survive.
in my life investing in youth is very efficient where when we have a family it will be difficult to invest where the necessities of life will continue to increase, in contrast to the younger generation who were born in 2000 they don't think about old age, waste money just to get a cray rich title
If you do have everything when you are still young then most likely you wont really be thinking on trying out to sustain yourself or does have plan for the future since you do know that someone could really support you.It isnt that a bad thing but better to be prepared for the upcoming future since you dont know on what comes next in life whether you would retain those richness or not.
Dont rely forever and there would really be coming into a point where you would really be that should be preparing yourself on what you would become to be in near future.
in my life investing in youth is very efficient where when we have a family it will be difficult to invest where the necessities of life will continue to increase, in contrast to the younger generation who were born in 2000 they don't think about old age, waste money just to get a cray rich title
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
Honestly, I'm out of the category you're referring to. We're not talking about age here. But I have a pretty simple mindset about finance and it's just a tool for me to make my life plan. I don't care much about money, even though I don't have too much, I'm not too poor. Hungry, I am grateful for the present life and cherish it, and I direct people to that mindset; have little use but still be happy. I sometimes wonder why we take money so seriously, and I have my own answer. Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
We have long-term financial plans. But we have to really look at things. Which young people have the financial means to start investing at the age of 18? There are few such people. Young people must be educated to qualify for good jobs. As a result, we earn money through our labor so that our family can live normally. At this time, we do not think about distant plans. And only when we have the opportunity to invest, we can make financial plans and this happens well beyond 30, I think. So your age interval is not accurate.
I think 18 years old is too young to have the financial means to start investing because, at that age, we're still in the stage of studying for us to prepare for our future credentials. 18 would be too early to stabilize life. It's a step-by-step process unless we're born with a golden spoon. I agree that beyond 30 would be the best age though 25 onwards will also be a good time. We only need to be well determined and have a proper mindset for our future.
I personally prefer the age of 25 and it may be the right age to start investing but to start learning the most appropriate at the time of adolescence,
because in adolescence a person would have been able to think maturely and it would be appropriate if he learned to invest
There's no right or wrong entry in terms of age when it comes to investment. Most people who suffered difficulty at their early life will probably start thinking early about investments. Because they understand the importance of their hard-earned money. Whereas, those who were born with golden spoon won't bother investing at early age because all their needs are being catered. So for me, so long you understand what you are doing about your money and why you are investing, you are in the right track of making sure you have good future.
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
We have long-term financial plans. But we have to really look at things. Which young people have the financial means to start investing at the age of 18? There are few such people. Young people must be educated to qualify for good jobs. As a result, we earn money through our labor so that our family can live normally. At this time, we do not think about distant plans. And only when we have the opportunity to invest, we can make financial plans and this happens well beyond 30, I think. So your age interval is not accurate.
I think 18 years old is too young to have the financial means to start investing because, at that age, we're still in the stage of studying for us to prepare for our future credentials. 18 would be too early to stabilize life. It's a step-by-step process unless we're born with a golden spoon. I agree that beyond 30 would be the best age though 25 onwards will also be a good time. We only need to be well determined and have a proper mindset for our future.
we can learn with a lot of people and it will make our horizon wider and increase,
it's true don't ever be lazy and bored to learn while there is still time make the best use of it
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
We have long-term financial plans. But we have to really look at things. Which young people have the financial means to start investing at the age of 18? There are few such people. Young people must be educated to qualify for good jobs. As a result, we earn money through our labor so that our family can live normally. At this time, we do not think about distant plans. And only when we have the opportunity to invest, we can make financial plans and this happens well beyond 30, I think. So your age interval is not accurate.
I think 18 years old is too young to have the financial means to start investing because, at that age, we're still in the stage of studying for us to prepare for our future credentials. 18 would be too early to stabilize life. It's a step-by-step process unless we're born with a golden spoon. I agree that beyond 30 would be the best age though 25 onwards will also be a good time. We only need to be well determined and have a proper mindset for our future.
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
We have long-term financial plans. But we have to really look at things. Which young people have the financial means to start investing at the age of 18? There are few such people. Young people must be educated to qualify for good jobs. As a result, we earn money through our labor so that our family can live normally. At this time, we do not think about distant plans. And only when we have the opportunity to invest, we can make financial plans and this happens well beyond 30, I think. So your age interval is not accurate.
I think 18 years old is too young to have the financial means to start investing because, at that age, we're still in the stage of studying for us to prepare for our future credentials. 18 would be too early to stabilize life. It's a step-by-step process unless we're born with a golden spoon. I agree that beyond 30 would be the best age though 25 onwards will also be a good time. We only need to be well determined and have a proper mindset for our future.
I personally prefer the age of 25 and it may be the right age to start investing but to start learning the most appropriate at the time of adolescence,
because in adolescence a person would have been able to think maturely and it would be appropriate if he learned to invest
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
We have long-term financial plans. But we have to really look at things. Which young people have the financial means to start investing at the age of 18? There are few such people. Young people must be educated to qualify for good jobs. As a result, we earn money through our labor so that our family can live normally. At this time, we do not think about distant plans. And only when we have the opportunity to invest, we can make financial plans and this happens well beyond 30, I think. So your age interval is not accurate.
I think 18 years old is too young to have the financial means to start investing because, at that age, we're still in the stage of studying for us to prepare for our future credentials. 18 would be too early to stabilize life. It's a step-by-step process unless we're born with a golden spoon. I agree that beyond 30 would be the best age though 25 onwards will also be a good time. We only need to be well determined and have a proper mindset for our future.
In a country like mine, am not sure by 18 you're done with your first degree not to talk of having a source of dependable income that would be enough for one to think of investment.
Mind you it's when the stomach is full that one can think of investing.
But talking about long term investment generally, it actually depends on what you're investing on against old age. Certain persons invest in their children education_wise while others it could be in something else. So the mindset actually defers!
They say that children is the hope of the nation so it is wise to invest on the children but we should also invest something for ourselves because it won't look right if we will give all to them and nothing left for ourselves. That won't motivate you any more to work to earn and to have something to invest. Usually younger age people will only think of their selves and will invest on the material things that are not really that beneficial in the long term, this isn't bad although its better if they will have something to secure their future but I think they will realize this soon or as they grow older. Mind you it's when the stomach is full that one can think of investing.
But talking about long term investment generally, it actually depends on what you're investing on against old age. Certain persons invest in their children education_wise while others it could be in something else. So the mindset actually defers!
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
We have long-term financial plans. But we have to really look at things. Which young people have the financial means to start investing at the age of 18? There are few such people. Young people must be educated in order to qualify for good jobs. As a result, we earn money by our labor so that our family can live normally. At this time, we do not think about distant plans. And only when we have the opportunity to invest, we can make financial plans and this happens well beyond 30, I think. So your age interval is not accurate.
In a country like mine, am not sure by 18 you're done with your first degree not to talk of having a source of dependable income that would be enough for one to think of investment.
Mind you it's when the stomach is full that one can think of investing.
But talking about long term investment generally, it actually depends on what you're investing on against old age. Certain persons invest in their children education_wise while others it could be in something else. So the mindset actually defers!
Mind you it's when the stomach is full that one can think of investing.
But talking about long term investment generally, it actually depends on what you're investing on against old age. Certain persons invest in their children education_wise while others it could be in something else. So the mindset actually defers!
Oh yes, believe me I am the person who will always set my financial goals for the whole year Once the calendar hits 1st of April and start working on them. Any pending goals from last year always gets carry forwarded but I try not to bump them to achieve next goals efficiently. I always like financial planning because it helps a lot. I remember making one such thread about my own goals and how my fellow members are doing here. It was nice discussion and it seems many of them do not really go for such goals. But my advice is always to go for it and learn from the previous times. It slowly makes you wealthy.
Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
Age 18-45 is a productive age in my opinion, if at the age of 18-30 someone does not have good planning in terms of finances of course their life will only suffer in old age (45-65) later, at a productive age, people will think to make as much money as possible and not all of them have expertise in managing existing finances, so it is not uncommon for those who actually work hard at a young age but have to live in poverty at the age of their old, that's why when we still have the strength to work and seek money, we should also think about the future with one of them saving and managing finances well. Gilbert's Research shows people from 18 to 68 underestimate how much they will change in the future, because of that they miss long term financial plans! What do you Think? Do you have any long term financial plans?
Most people are complacent with the current situation, a worker with an annual salary of $30k will never think anything about investing, he will feel comfortable with a monthly salary and many benefits so don't think about investing even don't want to save, when the unexpected happens for example a pandemic which makes them lose their jobs and income so they are frustrated and have no spare money to survive.
Yes, I have long term plans. But I don't know I don't really think about it, only limited to plans for the next 10 to 15 years. In some cases, a person cannot maintain or change his plan under certain conditions, for example spending all his savings due to urgency, loss or something else. I only think about how I can maintain productivity at any age, from that income I think I can create my own plans.
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