Comments on: Building Rich Money Habits 101: My personal finance story http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/ by akosiallan.com Sat, 07 Jan 2012 03:45:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: frugal expat http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-4858 frugal expat Wed, 31 Aug 2011 11:50:26 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-4858 I can relate with what you have been through.. Like you, I am still on the process of clearing my financial mess.. I used to think before that I succumbed to such materialism because I was deprived of it when I was growing up. But after my personal finances went bad, then I realized it's enough.. I should be a good steward of my blessings.. :D I can relate with what you have been through.. Like you, I am still on the process of clearing my financial mess.. I used to think before that I succumbed to such materialism because I was deprived of it when I was growing up. But after my personal finances went bad, then I realized it’s enough.. I should be a good steward of my blessings..

:D

]]> By: edward http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-122 edward Thu, 18 Nov 2010 02:43:56 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-122 I am also into saving and investing but the hardest part is to control yourself especially if you want to buy things that are unnecessary. I am also into saving and investing but the hardest part is to control yourself especially if you want to buy things that are unnecessary.

]]> By: Allan @ Rich Money Habits http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-121 Allan @ Rich Money Habits Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:12:50 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-121 @Tines, you're welcome! Thank you for the encouragement. Good luck on your financial journey to becoming debt-free! God bless! @Tines, you’re welcome! Thank you for the encouragement. Good luck on your financial journey to becoming debt-free! God bless!

]]> By: Tines http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-120 Tines Tue, 03 Aug 2010 18:54:32 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-120 great story! good thing i had seen your blog thru search engine as I was really interested to learn more about investing, saving and make myself debt-free!! thanks for sharing the informations. Hope you'll continue sharing your blogs...God bless & more success..!! great story! good thing i had seen your blog thru search engine as I was really interested to learn more about investing, saving and make myself debt-free!! thanks for sharing the informations. Hope you’ll continue sharing your blogs…God bless & more success..!!

]]> By: Allan @ Rich Money Habits http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-119 Allan @ Rich Money Habits Wed, 28 Jul 2010 13:32:19 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-119 @Jonha, it's great to have you around at RMH! More power to your investing journey! @Kenny, welcome to RMH! Congratulations on your first investment. I'm sure you'll achieve even better results one day! Cheers! @Jonha, it’s great to have you around at RMH! More power to your investing journey!

@Kenny, welcome to RMH! Congratulations on your first investment. I’m sure you’ll achieve even better results one day! Cheers!

]]> By: KennyV http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-118 KennyV Mon, 26 Jul 2010 16:09:41 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-118 Great posting bro! I am also starting my investment ventures, and just like you, Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad" opened my eyes on how I should treat money. And I must say, it has been very rewarding. If you have the time, you can read my post on how I stumbled on RDPD and start my first investment. http://kennyinvest.blogspot.com/2010/04/crossing-line.html More power :) Great posting bro! I am also starting my investment ventures, and just like you, Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad Poor Dad” opened my eyes on how I should treat money. And I must say, it has been very rewarding.

If you have the time, you can read my post on how I stumbled on RDPD and start my first investment.

http://kennyinvest.blogspot.com/2010/04/crossing-line.html

More power :)

]]> By: Jonha http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-117 Jonha Thu, 13 May 2010 23:02:10 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-117 A living proof that anyone can be financially free from all the chains and bondage of debts! I published my own 3 ways of saving money and it includes avoiding unnecessary debts by giving in to your unlimited wants just like in your case, buying the things you used to lack. Like yourself, I came from a family wherein I lack a lot of things and I envy my friends who have bountiful of things. Yet that single feeling helped me to strive and overcome my existing situation and aim higher, ambitious as what they say. I really am happy that I came across your blog. Just like you, I am currently in the process of getting more tips about making money by investing through stock market. I would like to hear your tips and personal experiences so I could get to learn from them. Congratulations on paying off all your debts! And yes, you earned a lot then, perhaps even more now. Pay it forward is the best way to pay back. A living proof that anyone can be financially free from all the chains and bondage of debts! I published my own 3 ways of saving money and it includes avoiding unnecessary debts by giving in to your unlimited wants just like in your case, buying the things you used to lack. Like yourself, I came from a family wherein I lack a lot of things and I envy my friends who have bountiful of things. Yet that single feeling helped me to strive and overcome my existing situation and aim higher, ambitious as what they say.

I really am happy that I came across your blog. Just like you, I am currently in the process of getting more tips about making money by investing through stock market. I would like to hear your tips and personal experiences so I could get to learn from them. Congratulations on paying off all your debts! And yes, you earned a lot then, perhaps even more now. Pay it forward is the best way to pay back.

]]> By: Free Pinoy Financial Check up http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-116 Free Pinoy Financial Check up Sat, 20 Mar 2010 19:15:03 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-116 Nice post!! Just want to add..Building wealth requires discipline and patience. These are virtues usually forgotten by many Pinoys their own money habits. Without DISCIPLINE, you cannot develop the habit of savings for rainy days. Some Pinoys would rather spend their money for luxury stuff while delaying their retirement funds. Without PATIENCE, money will only grow if time and interest become its ally (Remember rule of 72?). Some Pinoys become impatience for return of their money. That's why when a rick-quick a.k.a. money scams promise high returns at small period of time, we loose our patience and we let greed takes over. Luckily here Dubai, we are staring some community service to educate our OFW/Kabayan to take resposibility in managing their finances. You can link to our Facebook FanPage - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Free-Pinoy-Financial-Checkup/345188348578 Nice post!!

Just want to add..Building wealth requires discipline and patience. These are virtues usually forgotten by many Pinoys their own money habits.

Without DISCIPLINE, you cannot develop the habit of savings for rainy days. Some Pinoys would rather spend their money for luxury stuff while delaying their retirement funds.

Without PATIENCE, money will only grow if time and interest become its ally (Remember rule of 72?). Some Pinoys become impatience for return of their money. That’s why when a rick-quick a.k.a. money scams promise high returns at small period of time, we loose our patience and we let greed takes over.

Luckily here Dubai, we are staring some community service to educate our OFW/Kabayan to take resposibility in managing their finances.

You can link to our Facebook FanPage – http://www.facebook.com/pages/Free-Pinoy-Financial-Checkup/345188348578

]]> By: alvi http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-115 alvi Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:43:55 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-115 personal finance is for in true emergency... personal finance is for in true emergency…

]]> By: Increase Your Financial IQ Book Review – Part 4: Leveraging Your Money « Rich Money Habits http://www.akosiallan.com/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-114 Increase Your Financial IQ Book Review – Part 4: Leveraging Your Money « Rich Money Habits Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:45:20 +0000 http://www.akosiallan.com/2009/10/moneyandpersonalfinance/building-rich-money-habits-101-my-personal-finance-story/#comment-114 [...] Leverage is a very powerful tool.  But it can work both ways.  It can make you money or it can work against you. Be careful. I experienced the other side of leverage when I got into credit card debt.  To know how I managed to pay for it, you can read my personal finance story.  [...] [...] Leverage is a very powerful tool.  But it can work both ways.  It can make you money or it can work against you. Be careful. I experienced the other side of leverage when I got into credit card debt.  To know how I managed to pay for it, you can read my personal finance story.  [...]

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