Posts Tagged ‘investing’

Facing retirement

Job security and monthly salary are two of the main factors that kill your creativity, and eventually your chances to achieve success and realise your dream upon your retirement years.

I was raised in a family highly valuing steady job and ‘guaranteed’ monthly salary. Although my parents are also investing and building businesses, they are, indeed, part-time entrepreneurs.

There is nothing wrong being a part-time entrepreneurs or working for a boss. My problem is actually in the way of…

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In today’s unpredictable economic situation and condition, identifying which investment programs that are legitimate, let alone performing well, is quite a trivial task.

I found a valuable resource from The Motley Fool that I thought I’m going to share with you because it is too valuable not to :)

The article listed and explained 10 questions which answers could help you to identify investing scams and avoid them at all cost. I’ll explore…

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First of all, I would like to apologise for not posting in this past few days.

I’m not being lazy, but actually I spend more time with my family and ‘trying hard’ to cut myself from the Internet, including blogging.

In my free time, instead of blogging, I create mini plans that will guide me throughout 2009.

If you haven’t got any plan for 2009, I urge you to start right now, as planning is very, very important.

My 2009…

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In my entrepreneurial journey, I follow a simple but powerful wealth building strategy: secure and diversify.

Secure means I secure a portion of income I received from my businesses, whether it’s online or offline, to some forms of protection: insurance, certificate of deposits (I don’t like the interest rate, but it’s a save haven for me) and precious metals.

Diversify means I invest another portion of income in order to make my money work harder for me, in the form…

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