Showing posts with label mutual fund. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mutual fund. Show all posts

Friday, April 26, 2013

10 steps to build wealth

When I think of how to build wealth, come to my mind the following words: consistency, common sense time and will.

Saving is not easy, it requires the commitment of everyone, needs to be systematic and be clear that only creates wealth over time (not overnight). On the other hand, depends only on yourself.

There are a number of steps, if met, would help many people to build wealth.

1. Spend less than you earn

It is the simplest rule of all. However, there are many people living beyond their means. Spending more than we earn, leads us to enter into debt and, once we go into debt, it is more difficult to save.

One tip that can help you to comply with this rule "does not work to pay that mortgage, loan, buy clothes / food, school expenses, dining out, holidays and then, if there is any money left, save" NO, first turn away an amount of my monthly income and then come the bills.

The best thing is to look like saving a percentage of your income. The amount you put it and adjust your monthly budget to cut spending and to save. It is important that you feel comfortable with the percentage of savings.


2. Sets the objectives you want to get

Everyone saves for a purpose (travel, canceling mortgage, education, retirement, etc ...). If we have a clear goal for which we save, we know two important things:
  • Amount we need to save: the more money you save the more money you get in the future
  • Time we have to save: The less time I have left to achieve the purpose for which I'm saving, the less I can save. The more time I have, the easier it is to design a savings plan
  • Profitability: the more time is left for our purposes, the lower the amount I have to save and lower the returns that have to require my investment. If I wait 55 years to save for retirement, the less time I have to create that wealth, the greater the amount I have to save, and the greater the return that I will have to require my investment.
The wealth is only created over time. It is impossible to have eg the € 100,000 overnight, unless we win the lottery.

3. Save money every month

After determining the purpose for which I save and determined the percentage that will save every month we can invest those savings on a regular basis.

Most important is the discipline , want to save and be aware that we do not save for others but for ourselves.


Tuesday, January 3, 2012

How much have you lost in the stock market in 2011?

I hope that little or even that you have won. We passed a year in which the stock has given us much more trouble than joy. Hopefully 2012 will be a quiet year (not think) as far as equity is concerned.

We show the evolution of the main stock indexes in 2011, separated by geographical areas.

United States


  • Dow Jones Performance in 2011: +5.53%
  • S & P 500 Performance in 2011: +0.43%
  • Nasdaq Comp. Performance in 2011: -1.80%

 

Europe


  • IBEX Profitability in 2011: -13.11%
  • DAX Performance in 2011: -14.69%
  • FTSE-100 Performance in 2011: -5.55%
  • Return EuroStoxx 50 in 2011: - 17.05%




Asia

  • Nikkei Performance in 2011: -17.34%
  • Hang Seng Performance in 2011: -19.97%


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