Hi there, I am Alvin. I’m all about helping you grow your wealth, build your confidence, and achieve your financial goals. I’ll try to add a dose of humor and a bit of my dorky charm. I love finance. And I have been caught reading personal finance books on the weekends. Over 20 years experience working in the banking industry and almost a decade as an accountant have given me a deep understanding of how the financial world works. Also, I have a Master’s in Economics.
General investment advice can be great. But blindly following those tips might be a mistake. You should handle them with care. This one might help you. ➔
Having an emergency fund is one of the best things you can do for your financial fitness. It will give you peace of mind make you sleep better. ➔
Real financial improvement comes from the overlap between what you worry about and what you can control. This principle can reshape your approach to money. ➔
Have you ever dreamed of financial freedom? If so, dividend investing might be a great way. Before you know it, you don’t work and still have income. ➔
Atomic Habits offers a nice method that can help you make positive changes in your life. Becoming financially free depends a lot on your habits. ➔
In a previous article I shared tips on how to make your resolution a success. Now, I just want to give some extra info on this topic. ➔
This is a highlight of some of the most popular money rules. I highly recommend giving them some thought. They will be beneficial for you! ➔
You will be a better investor if you know you have a bias in your thinking. Accept that fact. And then figure out how to overcome it. ➔
Setting great financial goals is key. Unfortunately, many people make the same mistakes over and over again. This makes it hard to achieve them. ➔
It’s totally normal to freak out sometimes, but trying to time the market can really backfire. Don’t sell stocks unless you really need the money. ➔
Money is one of the most divisive issues we face daily. Here are three common, difficult money dilemmas and ways to handle them gracefully. ➔
Do you stick to your New Year’s resolutions? You’re not alone. These 10 tips will help you really stick to your resolutions. ➔
Can money buy happiness? Yes. Really, how? Well, for one thing, by choosing carefully what you spend your money on. ➔
The next market crash could easily happen again. Are you ready? Let’s dive into how you could prepare and figure out if you should. ➔
Investing has become available for almost everyone. Nowadays there is no minimum amount you need. You can start with as little as $1. ➔
Have you ever thought about how you could spend more on lasting memories, fun and peace of mind? I know I did. So, I did a little bit of research. ➔
One of the most important things is to create a great investment plan. It prevents you from making costly decisions based on emotions. ➔
It’s critical to keep some cash money stashed safely at home. It can be a (true) lifesaver in an unexpected catastrophe. Just, how much? ➔