Comments on: 39 of the Best Financial Tips to Start the New Year in 2023 https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/ Mon, 19 Sep 2022 16:44:09 +0000 hourly 1 By: Eric Van Haaften https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-642642 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-642642 Great tips. Whether you need a steady income stream or just need to earn a little extra cash to get you through a “ruff” spot.

]]> By: Martin @ DiscussPF https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-642622 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-642622 Some good advice here. I agree with your point raised about either being an entrepreneur or working for one. That is what has motivated me for years to achieve something so that I am comfortable on my own and not have to work for someone. Hopefully in a few years I will have achieved this goal.

]]> By: Jakob Boman https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-638285 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-638285 Great article – so many quotes!
My favorite is: “When it comes to real estate investing, you make money when you buy—not when you sell.” It is so true and it is valid for all deals:-)

]]> By: Grayson Bell https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-588074 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-588074 In reply to Hurghada.

Excellent point!

]]> By: Hurghada https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-588073 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-588073 Remember to check your credit reports every year. Ideally, stagger your checks at each of the three bureaus so you get a snapshot throughout the year. I call it the Waterfall Method and I check my Experian credit report in January, my Equifax sometime in May, and my TransUnion report around October.

]]> By: Linda https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-587879 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-587879 Above all, it is important that you set a goal to pay off debt. Stick with it and commit yourself in doing so. Facing another year without debt is a great way to start. Thanks for your financial tips!

]]> By: Tyler @ Oddball Wealth https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-586843 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-586843 Awesome list of financial tips. Prioritizing your financial life can significantly improve your quality of life overall. Thanks for the helpful tips!

]]> By: Grayson Bell https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-586152 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-586152 In reply to Allie.

You’re welcome!

]]> By: Grayson Bell https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-586149 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-586149 In reply to Michael @ NTPNW.

That is a good one and I followed that dip while I was in debt. I saved, invested, and paid off debt.

]]> By: Michael @ NTPNW https://wealthbytes.co/39-best-financial-tips-to-start-the-new-year/#comment-586123 https://wealthbytes.co/?p=14950#comment-586123 This is a great collection of financial tips. I especially like Joseph’s tip to invest while you are working your way out of debt. I think at the very least while working your way out of consumer debt you should invest enough into your 401k to get the company match. By starting as soon as possible you can take advantage of compounding interest. In the end it makes a big difference!
Great post Grayson!

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