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New piece about the dangers of investing for Bloomberg
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💰 Venus Placements That Indicate Wealth
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🌟 Venus in Zodiac Signs:
Venus in Sagittarius → Abundance through optimism, travel, learning, and expansion.
Venus in Pisces → Exalted Venus. Wealth through creativity, spirituality, or compassionate work.
📐 Power Degrees:
Venus at 9° or 21° → Charm and success.
Venus at 12° or 24° → Abundance, inner beauty, and spiritual wealth.
🏠 Venus in Houses:
2nd House → Natural placement for money, self-worth, and personal income.
8th House → Wealth through others, inheritance, investments, or shared resources.
9th House → Financial gains via education, law, travel, publishing or philosophy.
11th House → Money from social networks, friends, large projects, or online communities.
🔗 Aspects to Other Planets/Points:
Venus–Jupiter Aspects → Classic indicator of luck, generosity, and financial expansion.
Venus–Pluto Aspects → Intense magnetism, financial power, transformational earning potential.
Venus–North Node Aspects → Destiny-aligned abundance, relationships that bring long-term growth and opportunity.
💡Note: These placements are potential indicators, not guarantees. For an accurate financial outlook, the whole natal chart—including planetary dignity, aspects, and rulerships—must be considered.
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Financing 101: Handling your money| IT GIRL DIARIES
A few financial tips my father shared with me that has kept me secure and taught me valuable lessons on saving and future planning..
When it comes to managing your money, always apply the 30:30:30:10 rule. This means allocating 30% towards your day-to-day or monthly expenses, 30% towards investments, 30% for future retirement savings, and 10% for your wants and luxuries.
I consider myself fortunate to live with my parents, which means I don’t have to cover utilities or household expenses. However, instead of spending all of my income on luxuries and my wants, I divide it thoughtfully. I allocate 15% more towards investments, ensuring that my money works for me and provides a return. The remaining 15% is set aside and added to my personal wants and luxuries.
Don't use the full amount for luxuries because you want to make sure that you are using the extra funds wisely. This way, you can contribute towards your future plans, even if while living with parents. It’s important to enjoy the present, but always be prepared for the future.
Never keep all your money in one bank account. There are several reasons for this. If you don’t see your money, you’re less likely to spend it, by keeping your investments and savings in a separate account that you rarely check, you’re less tempted to dip into them so keep them separate from your regular income in a different bank account. Also having your money spread out in multiple accounts is much more safer than having it all in one place.
Always put your savings and investments into a high yield savings account so that your money doesn't lose value due to inflation overtime and you profit through interest return.
If you notice your income increasing significantly, it might be wise to consult a financial advisor or get an accountant. A professional can provide valuable advice on how to save, invest, and manage your growing assets effectively.
Use a separate bank account for online shopping. Opt for digital payment platforms like PayPal or Venmo. Even with reputable brands, it’s safer not to provide your primary bank details. I personally use a completely separate account for online shopping, only transferring money when needed, and it has kept me secure for a long time.
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