November 19, 2013 Personal Finance and Investment Strategies
Reflect upon what ways you believe that your personal finances may have an impact on your success in the workplace. What plans can you make to ensure your financial success?
I am at a point in my life where I am looking at a blank canvas, a second chance to start over. This is my opportunity to plan wisely by using tools such as Excel's templates to plan for our retirements, vacations, and build up our wealth. This chapter is valuable, not just for myself but for everyone else.
I think my personal finances will impact my success in the workplace emotionally. However I believe it will motivate me to work hard, like it does for me with school. I plan to keep on task with my studies, and look for as many opportunities that will come my way.
I have planned for my retirement since I was young; however, I never thought of investing the money because I was scared that I would lose my money in the investment. I should start thinking of investing money to get more return, like buying mutual funds and bonds to ensure that I have enough money to enjoy myself when I retire.
I am currently going to school to achieve my goal of becoming more financially stable. I live within my means, but I want more for myself. I live paycheck to paycheck, and would like to worry less about money. My stress about money is visible at work sometimes, for example, getting sent home early when I was relying on those hours. I just want to feel a little less stressed by it all.
I have been taken a closer look at my finances, I returned back to school to better educate myself to find a more profitable position. I have taken advantage of the 401K program to help with a savings plan. I learned that I cannot afford to go out to lunch every day of week and I am okay with packing my lunch.
Personal finance problems can increase your stress levels and affect your health. Personal finance problems can also affect your workplace by distracting you or impeding your ability to make decisions. Returning to school to update my skills and help me be more marketable is one of the steps I have taken toward financial success. Many family crises in the last few years have derailed our financial plans. Now that these crises are winding down, I know I need to reevaluate our financial health and devise new plans to reach our goals.
I am at a point in my life where I am looking at a blank canvas, a second chance to start over. This is my opportunity to plan wisely by using tools such as Excel's templates to plan for our retirements, vacations, and build up our wealth. This chapter is valuable, not just for myself but for everyone else.
ReplyDeleteI think my personal finances will impact my success in the workplace emotionally. However I believe it will motivate me to work hard, like it does for me with school. I plan to keep on task with my studies, and look for as many opportunities that will come my way.
ReplyDeleteI have planned for my retirement since I was young; however, I never thought of investing the money because I was scared that I would lose my money in the investment. I should start thinking of investing money to get more return, like buying mutual funds and bonds to ensure that I have enough money to enjoy myself when I retire.
ReplyDeleteI am currently going to school to achieve my goal of becoming more financially stable. I live within my means, but I want more for myself. I live paycheck to paycheck, and would like to worry less about money. My stress about money is visible at work sometimes, for example, getting sent home early when I was relying on those hours. I just want to feel a little less stressed by it all.
ReplyDeleteI have been taken a closer look at my finances, I returned back to school to better educate myself to find a more profitable position. I have taken advantage of the 401K program to help with a savings plan. I learned that I cannot afford to go out to lunch every day of week and I am okay with packing my lunch.
ReplyDeletePersonal finance problems can increase your stress levels and affect your health. Personal finance problems can also affect your workplace by distracting you or impeding your ability to make decisions. Returning to school to update my skills and help me be more marketable is one of the steps I have taken toward financial success. Many family crises in the last few years have derailed our financial plans. Now that these crises are winding down, I know I need to reevaluate our financial health and devise new plans to reach our goals.
ReplyDelete