15 Subjects That Schools Fail to Teach

//A THREAD//

Number 13 is a must.
1. Compound Interest

It is said to be the 8th wonder of the world.

Young people should learn and take advantage of it.

For a 18 years old, it will take $228/mo to reach $1 million

For a 30 years old, it will take $556/mo.

Starting early makes a big difference.
2. Building good credit

Responsibly credit usage can put you in a good position to have a great credit score.

How do you build a credit score?

- Make regular payments on your loans
- Open credit lines
- Have varied credit usage
- Do not apply for multiple lines at once
3. Budget

A budget is viewed as a restrictive tool, but it is a plan that shows how your money is spent.

A budget is made of:

- Income: Salary
- Expenses: Rent or mortgage, housing bills, car insurance

A budget is a road map to reach your financial goals.
4. Debt

Young kids do not understand the consequence of debt.

After college, they want to enjoy their first income.

They get into debt and cannot save, invest, and have long-term goals.

Debt is can be an impediment to financial goals.
5. Paying yourself first

Building wealth requires sacrificing some pleasures for a better future.

This means to save (Emergency fund) and invest in ( IRAs, 401ks) before spending money.

This prepares you for current and future financial burdens.

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15 Subjects That Schools Fail to Teach

//A THREAD//

Number 13 is a must.
1. Compound Interest

It is said to be the 8th wonder of the world.

Young people should learn and take advantage of it.

For a 18 years old, it will take $228/mo to reach $1 million

For a 30 years old, it will take $556/mo.

Starting early makes a big difference.
2. Building good credit

Responsibly credit usage can put you in a good position to have a great credit score.

How do you build a credit score?

- Make regular payments on your loans
- Open credit lines
- Have varied credit usage
- Do not apply for multiple lines at once
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// A THREAD //

You will be surprised by number 9.
1. Have a plan and a vision

If you do not know where you want to go, you cannot make any progress.

Life will always surprise you and you will not be excited about the future.

Have a target, a clear goal on which all your efforts are focused.

Planning is the key to success.
2. If you don’t ask the answer is No

Asking for help is not harmful. The worse that can happen is a "no".

There is nothing that you want to do that has not been done yet.

Ask for:

- Help
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- Opinion
- Raise

You miss every opportunity you don’t go for.
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// A THREAD //

You will be surprised by number 9.
1. Have a plan and a vision

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Life will always surprise you and you will not be excited about the future.

Have a target, a clear goal on which all your efforts are focused.

Planning is the key to success.
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You miss every opportunity you don’t go for.
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1. Education

Education is for the rich. There are no scholarships or loans.

There is no future because good-paying jobs require a degree.

Starting a business is usually the avenue to make ends meet for those without an education.
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People's entire focus is to find food to feed their families.

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You will be surprised by number 9.
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Education is for the rich. There are no scholarships or loans.

There is no future because good-paying jobs require a degree.

Starting a business is usually the avenue to make ends meet for those without an education.
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Food is a basic need in developed countries. It is a luxury in poor countries.

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Item number 9 may surprise you. Image
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Wealth ensures you sleep without worrying about money.

Wealth buys you peace of mind.
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There are stories of athletes and lottery winners having millions but ending up poor.

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