what should i do for my perfect in my finansial?
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Step on it then bounce it against the wall like everyone else does.
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Get a good education so you can get a decent job, then put as much as you can into savings.  Maximize things like 401K, especially if there's a company match.  If you get any extra money, like bonuses, invest that, don't go out and spend it.\n\nIf you have just a little luck with growth of your investments, you could be a millionaire when you retire.
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try asking a friend and make sure you pay them back\nand then start working on taking care of your finacies properly so that so don't have to no more
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1. Have a checking account.\n2. Apply for small credit line for something you need furniture, Department store credit card and gas cards are a good place to start.\n3. Pay them off on time do not Carry a large debt. \n4. Maintain a small debt to income ratio. That means your income should be many times greater than your debt. \n5. Constantly, stay informed about personal financial matters.\n6. Do build savings and build a large net worth.\n7. Take a few classes on personal finance.\n8. Make certain that your housing cost rent or mortgage payment plus utilities is never greater than 30% of your income. In fact aim for 25%.
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The best advice I can give you is to consult with a financial professional.  He can do a risk profile on you and help work with you to invest your money in a way that best suits your needs.
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My friend if indeed you are serious, then yes invest in your financial education. Robert Kiyosaki(R.K.) calls this "financial literacy". My friend, before making any trite or quick decisions (if you want to maximize the return on your $20k)buy and read these 4 books in sequential order: 1)Rich Dad, Poor Dad by R.K., 2)Cash Flow Quadrant by R.K., 3)The Business School by R.K., 4)E-Myth or E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber. Upon finishing these 4 books you will know then exactly what quadrant of quadrants you want to fit into and how you want to go about creating income. Please understand that I am sharing this information with you as a friend. I want to see you as a success, however, as Stephen Covey says in his infamous book The 7 habits of highly effective people..seek first to understand... I truly hope this helps and multiplies your $20k into $200k, $2m, $20m, $200m, and beyond. Please email me and let me know how you are progressing (solusionz@yahoo.com). Refer to this conversation or I may accidentially delete your query.\n\nBackground/Qualifications: College Education (Biz)\n                           Business Owner "B"&"S"
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Be in control of your money...budget & discipline!When you learn to invest the proper way your money will work for you.Although,there are more riches in life other than trying to be as rich/richer than the next guy...
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BUSINESS PLAN FIRST THEN SEARCH FOR INVESTORS. DO A SEARCH FOR BUSINESS INVESTORS. SCORE CAN GIVE YOU SOME IDEALS AND SBA.
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You should invest your life savings. Truly, you should. Just send it to me and I will handle that for you.
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Perfection is up to how you want it. Correct diet and exercise is basically the key for you.
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You should first make or get (probably better for you) a personal financial plan. It will consist (among other things) of an evaluation of your present situation, your plans, goals, demands and needs plus a risk profile determing what suits you best. Be sure NEVER to invest money that you cannot miss!
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READ read read!  Every financial book you can.  Then take away from them what will work for you best.\n\nTake to heart the fact that it is not how much money you make but how much you keep and have that money make you more money.\n\nLive well below your means, save save save and invest it all, only after doing you homework.\n\nBuy, DO NOT RENT.  Have roommates or tenants pay your mortgage so you can be saving and investing.\n\nQuit smoking, gambling, & drinking, add that to your savings.  Find othere areas where you can cut back.\n\nFind someone who is where YOU want to be (MENTOR) and pay attention to what they are doing.  With this being said, be careful for many whom you may think are well off are simply in a giant hole of debt.  Your average rich person is NOT someone you can pick out on the street!\n\nLimit time spent with those who do not have the same goals as you.  Limit time spent with friends that spend foolishly or party well beyond anyones means.\n\nBefriend people who are smarter than you for you have nothing to gain from idiots.\n\nPay cash for vehicles and other things.  If you don't have the cash then YOU DON"T BUY.  A lesson that will only make your life better.\n\nThink of assets as "something that puts money IN your pocket"  and think of liabilities as "something that takes from you pocket".     Aquire assets NOT liabilities !! !!  If you MUST buy things, why not buy things that make you money? !!\n\nStart believing that YOU deserve to be financially independent rather than you deserve that new car.  The car will only cost more and more money.  Get over the urges to inpress people with "stuff" you have.  Let them see you how ever they want and do not concern yourself with their thoughts.  Live by :  What people think of me is none of my business!!\n\nI could go on but then I just as well write a book....  ha ha ha\n\nBest Wishes on a bright financial future!!
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Put $100,000 into a bank.\nPay off all my debt.\nBuy things I need (like new car or a new home)\nBuy some real estate.\nInvest the rest into Traditional IRA (you don't qualify for Roth IRA), mutual funds, stocks and bonds, education plans (if you have kids), and variable annuities.
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Look for a cerified financial planner.  Although you have to pay up-front a fee-only planner will give you the most unbiased advice.
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Get help from a big broker, like E.F. Hutton or Fidelity Investments.  They will hold your hand and help you set goals.
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Invest better.\n\nCoach
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Donate 10% to charity and invest the rest. Find a broker nearby and that money could grow into something even more useful.