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      • The Essential Financial Questions
        • What do I want to do with my life?
          • Goal Setting - More details
      • Basic Financial Building Blocks
      • Using the Building Blocks to Answer the Essential Questions
        • What if I die too soon?
        • What if I don't die soon enough?
          • Retirement Funding - A Layered Approach
        • What if I become unemployed?
        • What if I become sick?
    • Reading List
    • Short Thoughts
      • Money vs Wealth
      • Should I invest in property?
      • Inflation
        • A more detailed look at inflation.
      • On How Much is Enough - Interest rate impact
        • Various Expense and Payment levels
      • On how much is enough - Why (1)?
      • On how much is enough - Why (2)?
      • A Very Short Introduction to Systems Thinking
    • Long Thoughts
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A financial community for ordinary people
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Piet Strydom
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Financial Planning

We want to show that Financial Planning and Investment is not necessarily a complicated topic. Yes, it can become extremely complicated, but it does not have to be. In the list below, we will give you a number of Essential Questions that needs to be covered in any financial plan. We will also cover a list of Basic Financial Building Blocks that can be used to respond to those questions.
Our aim is not to act as your financial planner or advisor, but to equip you with information so that you can better interact with them.
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The Essential Financial Questions
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Basic Financial Building Blocks
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Using the Building Blocks to Answer the Essential Questions
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Short Thoughts
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Suggested Reading List
Rich Dad, Poor Dad
By now a fairly old book, but the information is timeless. It deals with the different ways that rich people and poor people think about money. Words and thoughts have meaning, and shape our lives.
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