ECON 201 Lecture Notes - Lecture 36: Financial Adviser, Personal Finance, Making Money
4 Aug 2020
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Expand your circle of friends/associates and keep in touch with them. There"s nothing better for your spirit then creating lasting friendships. When you"re doing this, you don"t realize you"re helping yourself in terms of personal money management. A lot of good financial advice can come from friends and coworkers. Start with friends from high school and/or college. Take advantage of emailing, texting, and social networking on the internet. Keep in touch regularly and remember birthdays and anniversaries. People from your past can become important people in finance, such as: Even the people who aren"t involved in the financial sector will have experiences with personal money management that you can learn from. The same goes for the people you work with or meet through work. Take the time to develop friendships with your coworkers at all levels of the company when you start your career. Don"t limit yourself to people just in your specific department, expand your horizons to other areas.
