Dough
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I could ask that question myself. |
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amadala02
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no, u have to train ur self to control ur finances. spend money on things u need. |
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jen92078
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I know how you feel! |
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auntb93again
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Not necessarily. If you approach the question of financial resources with your most creative and logical mind, and don't let anything sucker you in, you can invest a small amount wisely and turn it into a large amount.
Remember that the most important investment is in yourself: your health, your education, your spiritual development. The second most important investment is your home. If you have a family for which you are responsible, count them right in with yourself and your home; they are along for the ride, for good or ill.
Also, you will rarely get rich by working for someone else. One way or another, you need to be working for yourself. If not exclusively, then in addition to whatever you do for a salary. Develop a profitable hobby, such as collecting things which have good resale value, and the knowledge of when to buy and when to sell. Coins, stamps, dolls, antiques, collectibles of all kinds are becoming more important as the Baby Boomers mature and retire. |
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danzahn
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Depends on your limiting beliefs. Do yo believe that you will? Put your thoughts on abundance, not on lack of abundance. You manifest into your life what you put your thoughts on. |
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moveplease
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Suzie Ormand has some wonderful advice for the young, fabulous and broke. it is some common sense stuff that we all should have learned while we were in school or from our parents, but talking about money is taboo i guess. As long as you are thrifty with your money, and put some aside for later in case of emergency (which does not mean a new leather coat) or for retirement, you won't always struggle with money, although it seems like it. The people next to you with all that stuff? They are maxed out on their credit cards. You don't want to be like them. Just be happy with yourself and be frugle! |
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totalgitfromwigan
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only if it is important to you.......... |
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Morrisevers
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Not unless you gain the upper hand and put money in its place. |
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0012
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what u mien, if it is too much yes,u con give some away,ha ha,well if u spend with caution u well have problem but, with the pen and paper sister u r never going to struggle.budget ur money, buy what u con afford and not what u cannot,the bible also speck of the person with slack hand,don't give away Ur money without a cause,u well tuner u to be nothing. |
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Ron
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Only until you die. |
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David Styvaert
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Not after you become rich, like all Americans. Then you will be able to thumb your nose at that stupid France like everyone else does. Stupid France. |
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miawmiaw_06
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..depends on your attitude and line of work.. discipline and prayers will help. Good luck. You should not give up and should be willilng to take all the risk,like working too hard, if its the only answer to ur prob.. you should be physically, emotionally and intellectually motivated and healthy |
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grandadmiralsteve
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It depends. Try budgeting, or putting your money into a special savings account where you can only access the money after a series of time. |
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Hal H
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yes. Even if you're fabulously wealthy. |
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moms]
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we all are faced with this question just do the best you can do an keep things simple and ask for help and seek help
I found the website below to be a money maker |
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~Jen~
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Not unless you choose too. We are the masters of our own destiny. |
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nkskl
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Depends-u have 2 cultivate habit of set your boundaries and be satisfied what ever u have!! |
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elaine39us
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probably im still struggling and im 93!!!! still theres time yet!! |
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dybbuck100
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you need a daddy to teach you |
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The Archive
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Perhaps take some money management classes, or take some classes down at your local community college. Or if you would like to have an immediate answer. Ask the 8 ball
http://www.indra.com/8ball/front.html |
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rbd_free
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not if you keep on saving the money |
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dantomas78
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YES |
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