Minimalist Money Rules You MUST Follow to Always be Financially Stable

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  @MichaelBordenaro · 3 months ago · pinned

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  @victoria7sage · 3 months ago

  Look around, all that stuff used to be money, and all that money used to be time… That’s my favorite minimalist saying

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  @MarRon98 · 3 months ago

  In a world that constantly asks for more, being enough is an act of rebellion.

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  @net81j · 3 months ago

  As the ancient philosopher Epictetus famously noted, &quot;Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants.&quot;

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  @maritzarivera7994 · 3 months ago

  Being debt free is PEACE OF MIND!

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  @martinhyizna3299 · 3 months ago

  I was dirt poor a number of times. Poverty, by far, is the greatest teacher. I go days spending nothing, just out of habit. Hardship can be positive.

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  @SlapdatHughJass · 3 months ago

  1) Pay yourself first. &nbsp;Target at least 15% of income saved/invested.<br>2) Avoid debt like it’s dog poop on the sidewalk.<br>3) If it’s working well, don’t replace it.<br>4) If it’s not an item for emergencies and you haven’t used it in more than 5 years, sell it, donate it or pitch it.<br>5) Something new comes into your house, at least one thing goes out.<br>6) If it’s not bringing joy or security to you and/or a family member, don’t buy it.

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• KA

  @karalianisthmus8548 · 3 months ago

  Health is wealth. &nbsp;Don’t ever forget that you younger folks!!

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  @Dohair879 · 3 months ago

  We were middle class with 3 kids. My mom didn’t work until I started high school. My parents were frugal and we didn’t get all the things, even had to wait for new shoes or clothes at times. Turns out my parents actually did very well and dad paid off the house the year I graduated. They did that on that house in 12 years. Dad also owns several pieces of land. Dad retired at 58. I will never have to financially take care of my parents and I thank them for that. I have learned well from the best also.

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• DI

  @Diogenes1360 · 3 months ago

  &quot;Bills taught me Discipline faster than anything else ever could.&quot; &nbsp; . . .

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• HE

  @henrymorgan3982 · 3 months ago

  Living within your means is much more than words.

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  @valerierogers9609 · 3 months ago

  It&apos;s not about what you make, never was. It&apos;s about what you spend.

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