Floating Cash: 4,637 Its still long term progress, any feedback is appreciated and may be incorporated into future monthly reports. The portfolio not covered: September Highlights:
1) EPF.
2) non-liquidity asset such as house, car etc.
Monthly Review - Sep 2009 (+2.00%)
by mw2rp | Wednesday, September 30, 2009 in Monthly Review | comments (0)
Fixed Deposit: 4,000
Shares: 8,590
Mutual Funds: 3,348
Total: 20,575
Past record:
August: 20,171
July: 16,678
This is an ongoing monthly review to keep track on my portfolio performing.
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Why should start Saving as soon as possible
by mw2rp | Friday, September 25, 2009 in Saving | comments (0)
Assume 5% annual interest
Mr. T
Total paying into account = $10k
Interest earned = $23,373
Mr. B
Total paying into account = $20k
Interest earned = $13,066
It shows how big the difference is between those who start early and those who do not. If you haven’t started planning and start Saving/ Investing. Then you should start calculate how much money you have lost for being ignorance.
Time vs Wealth
by mw2rp | Thursday, September 24, 2009 in Financial planning, General | comments (0)
With the time pass by, I'm on my way to my financial freedom goal. However, it is obvious that my time is not being fully utilised. Other than the daily routine job, my time seem just goes on like that. I am not able to give attention to other things that I should put my thought on it.
I know that time is required to accumulate wealth, especially for a person like me that not a risk taker that involve in business environment. I should spend some of my time to speed up this process, i.e. create other parallel income other than current daily job. Should I:
- doing part time job
- invest in dividend counter, collect passive income
- online business
- direct selling business
- as financial agent
what else can I do? think, think, think...
Any comments?
http://www.planningtips.com/cgi-bin/savings.pl
This is a nice gadget to calculate compounding saving, it lets you start with an amount of money, make regular monthly deposits, and see how your saving grows.
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