George Kamel

It’s crazy how much the little things we say shape our money habits. We’ve all told ourselves stuff like “I deserve it” or “I’ll deal with it later” — but those small patterns can quietly drain your wallet. The goal isn’t to be perfect, just more aware. Start flipping the https://t.co/XuMkv19Rzu

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Imagine a giant umbrella that keeps you dry from the storms of life. That’s what an emergency fund is, it will help protect you from ever going back into debt for emergencies. No more turning to credit cards, 401(k) loans, or a GoFundMe to cover the bills. You just . . . go fund https://t.co/SZRPQsjeNd

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Anyone using these services tells themselves they’ll make the payments and pay off the item with no problem. Yet a third of US consumers who use a buy now, pay later option fall behind on one or more payments, which can trigger crazy interest of up to 30% along with late fees. I https://t.co/t4eTwQHVYZ

Time in the market beats timing the market. Just let compound growth do its thing. Don’t get caught up with investment theories and too-good-to-be-true strategies. Just start investing and don’t stop. https://t.co/zoEtJQqw9G

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The average student loan debt per borrower is nearly $40,000. With an average interest rate of 5.5%, that works out to about $393 a month. And here’s the kicker: it typically takes borrowers 17 to 23 years to pay off those loans. Now, let’s do the math that really stings. Paying https://t.co/WfGUCiAZoJ

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Mutual funds are like a big money pot where a bunch of people pool their cash together to buy lots of different investments—like stocks and bonds—so nobody has to pick them one-by-one. When the value of those investments goes up, everyone’s share of the pot gets bigger. When you https://t.co/z6cgOEl8KP

Debt snowball vs. debt avalanche: One’s about momentum, the other’s about math. Because most people don’t stay in debt because they can’t do math—they stay in debt because they’re overwhelmed, discouraged, and stuck. The debt snowball gives people quick wins and visible progress, https://t.co/m3TSqSZKZJ