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      Shola joshua
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      17 Timeless Rules of Money You Should Know
      💡 Money has rules. The earlier you learn them, the better your life will be. Here are 17 rules of money to live by:

      1️⃣ Pay Yourself First – Before paying bills or buying wants, save or invest a portion of your income. You come first.

      2️⃣ Invest Intelligently – Don’t just earn money, learn how to multiply it.

      3️⃣ Respect Money – Don’t hate it. Money is a tool; your mindset towards it shapes how much flows to you.

      4️⃣ Give Every Dollar a Job – Budget wisely. Don’t let money sit idle without purpose.

      5️⃣ Set Clear Goals – Money without direction disappears. Always have a plan.

      6️⃣ Live Below Your Means – Wealth comes from discipline, not how much you earn.

      7️⃣ Don’t Be a Slave to It – Money should work for you, not control you.

      8️⃣ Stay Humble – If you have it, don’t flaunt it. Quiet wealth > loud spending.

      9️⃣ Stay Organized – Track your income, expenses, debts, and investments.

      🔟 Learn the Game – Money is like chess; if you don’t know the rules, you’ll lose.

      1️⃣1️⃣ Build an Emergency Fund – Life happens. Be ready.

      1️⃣2️⃣ Make Money Work for You – Assets > liabilities. Focus on ownership.

      1️⃣3️⃣ Master Risk & Leverage – Calculated risks grow wealth. Blind ones destroy it.

      1️⃣4️⃣ Create Passive Income – Don’t just trade time for money. Build streams that flow while you sleep.

      1️⃣5️⃣ Use It for Good – True wealth is measured by the problems you solve.

      1️⃣6️⃣ Don’t Borrow What You Can’t Pay Back – Credit is dangerous if you lack discipline.

      1️⃣7️⃣ Keep What You Earn – High income means nothing if you can’t retain wealth.

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      nimot adenike
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      This would be my wallpaper for now to avoid wasteful spending. Nice write up

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