Millionaire Acts

Have you ever heard the phrase or been told you have to “spend money to make money”? Perhaps this is a new phrase to you as personal finance is all about saving and frugal living. Essentially, the phrase means that you if you allocate financial capital or resources into a particular endeavor, you will create a platform by which you can earn more money than you originally spent. Sounds easy enough, right? Well, it’s easier said than done. Check out a few examples of how to spend

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For business owners, there are a lot of ways to fund your business. You can take a loan from the bank or cooperative, use your own savings, or borrow money from angel investors and venture capitalists. For investors, one way to grow your money is to become an angel investor and venture capitalist. Both types of investors need trust into the business they’re investing in. But what separates them is their equity holdings in the business. Angel investors are usually private individuals.

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Investing is all about taking risks to grow our heard earned money. We’ve been hearing a lot about diversification when it comes to investments as we usually hear ‘don’t put all your eggs in one basket’. “Diversify! Diversify! Diversify!” That’s what most people tell. However, according to Robert Kiyosaki, that investment rule is for average investors only and may not be applicable for other types of investors. So if diversification is not the rule

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In my quest for financial freedom, I saw that one of the best business models is an internet business. Aside from the fact that most internet businesses are not both capital and inventory-intensive as compared to traditional businesses, they are also very portable which means you can carry it wherever you are in the world as long as there’s an internet connection. In this article, I will discuss one internet business and I’m referring to penny auctions. What are Penny

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This article is a bit late because Steve Jobs died few days ago. He has always been the visionary man behind the success of Apple, Inc. In fact, during his leadership, Apple’s stock (AAPL) went up from $5 in September of 1997 where he assumed the position of interim CEO after he was to the current price of $370. That’s 7300% or equivalently, 521.4% per year. Can you imagine how much did you gain if you invested in Apple’s stock (AAPL) way back 1997? Without Steve Jobs, there

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