TOP MILLENNIALS IN THE GTA SHARE THEIR MONEY MANAGEMENT TIPS.
Smart Money Habits!!!!
In order to be financially free and successful you must ensure that you are creating smart money habits. This blog will give you some quick but important money saving tips and habits from some of the most financially free millennial's that I know. These young women are financially focused, aware and successful. They work hard and make time for spending and saving. I hope you learn lots from the tips they share below.
1) Tanaka (Retail Mogul)
About:
Tanaka is a retail veteran, who has worked in retail for over five years. She has worked her way up from working as a front-line sales associate to becoming a Manager at one of the world's top handbag retailers. I look forward to seeing how much she grows within the retail industry, and in her goals to purchase her first property in the next few years.
Money Saving Habit:
Tanaka found it challenging to pick between one habit, which goes to show how consistent and serious she is about finances. Tanaka believes it is important to focus on creating a steady and consistent budget. Secondly, she puts emphasis on building credit and trying your best to eliminate debt for easy access to investments, loans and overall financial freedom.
2) Joyce (Creative Director)
About:
Joyce is a Guest experience specialist and entrepreneur. She has grown as a leader and built a lot of confidence as she created her first business venture on Instagram. Her travel page documents her adventures through beautiful imagery and A1 photography skills. With a fast growing following, I look forward to seeing her take bigger trips and make an income doing so.
Find Joyce here: Just Places with Me!!!
Money Saving Habit:
One tip that Joyce has always shared with me is to have a healthy relationship between saving and spending. You want to be financially responsible but you must be able to make room for spending; Smart spending of course. Joyce has always spent money on life long experiences like travelling but still manages to put money aside and save.
4) Trisha (Customer Experience Specialist)
About:
Trisha is a Customer Experience Expert, who has moved her way up in the banking industry. From an associate to recent manager, Trisha has grown tremendously fast in her industry. As a leader in the financial industry, Trisha takes pride in money management and security. I learn from her efforts everyday and look forward to seeing how much knowledge see accumulates in her new leadership role.
Money Saving Habit:
Trisha states that it is important to do your research on where to store and optimize your money. Looking at interest rates and comparing different types of accounts is important in order to grow your money. Leave your money where growth can be optimized! Secondly, Having separate accounts allocated to savings is valuable in order to keep yourself accountable and less likely to dip into your money,"Ignorance is bliss".
These women have inspired me a lot to keep saving and spending responsibility. I feel peace knowing that the future businesswomen have great skills and contributions to personal finances. I hope you learned something valuable from this blog post. Stay tuned for more features from local bosses in the future.
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In order to be financially free and successful you must ensure that you are creating smart money habits. This blog will give you some quick but important money saving tips and habits from some of the most financially free millennial's that I know. These young women are financially focused, aware and successful. They work hard and make time for spending and saving. I hope you learn lots from the tips they share below.
1) Tanaka (Retail Mogul)
About:
Tanaka is a retail veteran, who has worked in retail for over five years. She has worked her way up from working as a front-line sales associate to becoming a Manager at one of the world's top handbag retailers. I look forward to seeing how much she grows within the retail industry, and in her goals to purchase her first property in the next few years.
Money Saving Habit:
Tanaka found it challenging to pick between one habit, which goes to show how consistent and serious she is about finances. Tanaka believes it is important to focus on creating a steady and consistent budget. Secondly, she puts emphasis on building credit and trying your best to eliminate debt for easy access to investments, loans and overall financial freedom.
2) Joyce (Creative Director)
About:
Joyce is a Guest experience specialist and entrepreneur. She has grown as a leader and built a lot of confidence as she created her first business venture on Instagram. Her travel page documents her adventures through beautiful imagery and A1 photography skills. With a fast growing following, I look forward to seeing her take bigger trips and make an income doing so.
Find Joyce here: Just Places with Me!!!
Money Saving Habit:
One tip that Joyce has always shared with me is to have a healthy relationship between saving and spending. You want to be financially responsible but you must be able to make room for spending; Smart spending of course. Joyce has always spent money on life long experiences like travelling but still manages to put money aside and save.
4) Trisha (Customer Experience Specialist)
About:
Trisha is a Customer Experience Expert, who has moved her way up in the banking industry. From an associate to recent manager, Trisha has grown tremendously fast in her industry. As a leader in the financial industry, Trisha takes pride in money management and security. I learn from her efforts everyday and look forward to seeing how much knowledge see accumulates in her new leadership role.
Money Saving Habit:
Trisha states that it is important to do your research on where to store and optimize your money. Looking at interest rates and comparing different types of accounts is important in order to grow your money. Leave your money where growth can be optimized! Secondly, Having separate accounts allocated to savings is valuable in order to keep yourself accountable and less likely to dip into your money,"Ignorance is bliss".
These women have inspired me a lot to keep saving and spending responsibility. I feel peace knowing that the future businesswomen have great skills and contributions to personal finances. I hope you learned something valuable from this blog post. Stay tuned for more features from local bosses in the future.
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