Diana Clement: Financial risk and rewards - overcoming our fears
Learn to embrace calculated risk.
Learn to embrace calculated risk.
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If the interest is zero, why would you pay back any more than the minimum?
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The right attitude to money and finances goes a long way.
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Lloyd Green took his own life after the business he built over 20 years went under.
The pros of having an emergency fund.
If you have cash to spare, bumpy times can be a great training ground for investing.
If the pandemic has left you without a job, treat the search for work as a full-time gig.
We've all learnt lessons from this that we can apply in the future.
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There is work out there in healthcare, cleaning, and food production and distribution.
Seek assistance, avoid debt, track expenses and get creative to get through the lockdown.
COMMENT: Keep on top of your bills and ask for help if necessary.