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Financial habits I know at 25, that I wish I knew at 15 👇🏼  1. Invest before you spend — Get into the habit of putting money into investments before everyday spending takes over. 2. Pay attention to fees — Small investment and account fees can quietly reduce your returns over the long term. 3. Don’t panic when markets fall — create a plan that you are confident in long term. Emotional reactions can seriously damage your progress. 4. Avoid trying to time the market — Consistently investing is generally more practical than trying to predict the perfect time to buy. 5. Stop trying to look wealthy — Buying things to impress people who don’t care about you will set you back years. 6. Use tax-efficient accounts — Make use of things like ISAs and pensions where appropriate to avoid unnecessary tax. 7. Compare financial products — Don’t assume your bank, insurer or provider is giving you the best deal simply because you’ve been with them for years. 8. Think in percentages, not just pounds — Looking at spending, saving and investing as percentages makes it easier to understand where your money is really going. 9. Question recurring expenses — Regular payments are easy to ignore, so periodically check whether you’re still getting value from them, or whether you’re being overcharged. 10. Think long term — it’s a marathon, not a sprint. Learn to be consistent and patient. It works. #financialhabits #moneyhabits #badmoneyhabits #PersonalFinance #financialliteracy
Financial habits I know at 25, that I wish I knew at 15 👇🏼 1. Invest before you spend — Get into the habit of putting money into investments before everyday spending takes over. 2. Pay attention to fees — Small investment and account fees can quietly reduce your returns over the long term. 3. Don’t panic when markets fall — create a plan that you are confident in long term. Emotional reactions can seriously damage your progress. 4. Avoid trying to time the market — Consistently investing is generally more practical than trying to predict the perfect time to buy. 5. Stop trying to look wealthy — Buying things to impress people who don’t care about you will set you back years. 6. Use tax-efficient accounts — Make use of things like ISAs and pensions where appropriate to avoid unnecessary tax. 7. Compare financial products — Don’t assume your bank, insurer or provider is giving you the best deal simply because you’ve been with them for years. 8. Think in percentages, not just pounds — Looking at spending, saving and investing as percentages makes it easier to understand where your money is really going. 9. Question recurring expenses — Regular payments are easy to ignore, so periodically check whether you’re still getting value from them, or whether you’re being overcharged. 10. Think long term — it’s a marathon, not a sprint. Learn to be consistent and patient. It works. #financialhabits #moneyhabits #badmoneyhabits #PersonalFinance #financialliteracy

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