Smart Moves You Need To Make Before Turning 30
You might be
young today but that won’t last forever. Being a youth is a gift that unfortunately
many people squander.
To get the
best out of your youthfulness – stop talking the talk and start WALKING THE
TALK.
Here are 6
moves, smart ones for that matter, which you need to make before you turn 30
years.
Be open to new opportunities
Life is
changing very fast so don’t close your mind simply because you have a well-paying
job. Don’t close your mind because you’re in the first year and think the fourth year or
your final year in college is far.
For you to succeed,
always be open-minded. Don’t be satisfied with that ‘small job’ you have. THINK
BIG.
Think about buying or building a home
30 per cent of the income that Kenyans get, go to paying rent. This simply means that if you add
other expenses like school fees, transport, medical care and other expenses, you
are left with almost nothing in your pocket.
In other
words, until you buy or build your own home, you will hardly not have enough
money to invest in areas that will help grow your wealth.
Start investing
Before 30,
you need to have started making long-time investments. This is the best way to
create a stable future for yourself.
Invest in yourself
Experts say
you can build wealth in two ways: saving and increasing your income.
The second
option, that is increasing your income, is the best one to take while still
young and full of energy.
Learn and
acquire new setoff skills. Work hard to build your brand that will be easy to
market by the time you’re on the ‘third floor’.
Venture in stock trading and money markets
You cannot
build your wealth by depending on savings and salary – you have to look at ways
that will multiply the little that you have.
The best avenues
that you can grow your wealth is venturing in Treasury bills, unit trusts, stock
trading and currency trading.
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Written By Joshua Cheloti
Digital journalist, an experienced content creator with demonstrated writing skills on a variety of topics ranging from digital investments, business and technology.
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