Personal Finance Sayings 3

Wow this is the last personal finance sayings post. It has been a bumpy ride with all the idioms based around money. It is always fun to quote some classic financial, back-handed, straight to your gut money sayings. I hope you read part 1 and part 2, but if you missed them go back and enjoy the awesomeness.  Keep on trucking my financial friends and if you ever need anything don’t call me, find me on Twitter.

 
Side Hustles – really cool part-time jobs mostly tax-free paid pass times.

Smart Money – money handled by financial smart individuals

Stacking Method –paying the higher interest rate debt first, then move on to the next highest interest after you pay off the 1^st 

Stacking Benjamin’s – building your money pile as quickly as possible

SnowBall Method – Paying off the lowest balance first, then move on to the next lowest balance while combining both payments.

SnowFlake – sprinkling money here and there in hopes to become debt free

Spend Less than you earn – basically stating the obvious about how to manage money, but it is never taken seriously by big spenders

Stop Swimming with the sharks – to me means hanging with the likes of Wall Street big earners, and to be mindful of who you do dealings with.

The Median – average or the middle

The First Wealth is Health – If your chasing wealth and your health suffers, wealth doesn’t matter.

Throw Good Money after Bad – it is best to not waste good money after already spending money on something.

Time to make those Benjamin’s – you are heading out to get a big payday based off a side hustle or heading out to work

Time is Money – the time is ticking so get to investing as soon as possible as money and time waits for no man

Being a Thousandaire – having a net worth in the multiple thousands and bragging about it proudly as you’re not in the negatives no more

Thrifty – watching your money but not at the same level compared to frugality, while being able to still travel and shop modestly without a strict budget

What am I made of money – a common phrase used to tell others that I am on a budget, and I am not spending money on you today

Wealth is the ability to fully experience life – having wealth is a lifestyle that can lead to a greater sense of freedom.

A Wise Man should have money on his mind and not in his heart – money is important but not so much where you lose love or family to grow money.

Your Worth Your weight in Gold – a compliment to the person you’re talking to, basically saying their weight is worth a lot when converted to gold

Zero Sum Game – an investment gain is usually balanced by a loss, equal amounts

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Rich Uncle EL