CommonView
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Fairfunds’ View |
Accumulating wealth is an end in itself |
Money is merely a tool which you can use to achieve your other life goals |
Retail therapy is good: live for the next shiny thing, what you buy is who you are |
Retail therapy makes you ill. A consumptive lifestyle is crippling |
Buy now (using credit): Pay (and worry) later |
Spend less than you earn
Avoid the use of debt
Save first then buy |
You can never have too much |
Work out how much is enough for you and aim for that – when you have achieved your target, try to be satisfied. Practise contentment & consider giving. |
To be successful I need to be richer than you |
Contentment comes not from wealth (we are very rich in the developed world) but from purpose and relationship. |
Time is your enemy: Get rich quick, take a short-term view
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Time is a tool – take a long-term perspective. Success comes from doing a little of the right things, over a long period of time |
We can predict what will happen in the future
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Economic uncertainty is certain. |
Speculate to accumulate |
Take a disciplined approach - speculate only with what you can afford to lose. |
Pick the winners: try to back the winning horse |
Diversify to reduce risk and to increase returns |
We are owners of all we have |
We are merely caretakers, entrusted with what we have for a short time |
Your legacy will be the wealth you leave for future generations
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Leave a legacy of wisdom, relationships, love and a better world |