According to Susan "Suze" Lynn Orman, financial expert from the U.S., financial planning event hosted television network CNBC, there are five signs of financial "health."
- Know how to treat money. Family background shaped the way you look at money-including the habit of saving, investing and using money. When parents love to invest, then surely you will also follow in their footsteps. The more you know how to treat money, the more you do not depend on money.
- Dare to take financial risks. Does not necessarily mean you're brave planting large amount of investment in a new business started. Which includes financial risk-taking can be a smart move to invest, for example, buying a home as an investment that later became a boarding house run.
- Got investment, savings and credit card accounts alone. In addition to having a savings account and a credit card in person, you should also have a personal investment, such as mutual funds or in other areas that you are good. Not only do you have the flexibility to use their own money, it also indicates that you are financially independent woman.
- Have the collective and individual financial goals. You should have financial goals that are collectively as a couple, and as individuals. Collective goal such as a home and a car and pay off the mortgage in a matter of years agreed. While individual goals such as buying the latest gadgets.
- Understand the basics of finance. At least you understand the rules of the income tax, basic medical insurance, pensions and interest rates. The more you master financial problems, the more independent because you know what to do with your money.
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