Financially Fit By 30: Personal Money Roadmap to Conquer Your Finances and Build Personal Wealth

Make wise money moves, pay off debts, and ensure a stable financial future in an unstable economy.
Everyone knows that hard work equals success, right?
At least, that’s what the generation of our parents and grandparents promised us.
But the Millennials and Gen Zs have finally realized the rule doesn’t apply anymore.
The unstable economy and various social circumstances pushed your generation towards crippling debts and living paycheck-to-paycheck– despite working two jobs and owning a college degree.
Even those with well-paying jobs and aggressive repayment plans take years to get rid of all that debt.
Deciding whether to buy a car or go on a vacation is a choice your parents had – you are deciding which bill payment to skip this month to afford basic groceries.
That is not the way to live – and you don’t have to.
There are specific economic trends you cannot control, but you can use the resources to understand the world of personal finance and make educated and intelligent financial decisions.
Once you know how to handle money, you’ll have more control over what happens to you in the future.
And this guide will help you find your financial footing – here is just a fraction of what you will discover:
How to use Debt avalanche and Debt snowball methods to take control over your spending and saving habits
Tips for negotiating a higher pay to ensure your hard work is appreciated and well compensated
How to calculate your net worth to get an accurate snapshot into where your financial responsibilities lie and figure out which debts are most urgent
Hacks to shift limiting beliefs on wealth and take steps towards having a more positive relationship with finances
Investment tools, such as ETFs and stocks that can give a better return on your portfolio strategy
A step-by-step guide to setting up retirement savings accounts – IRA and 401(k) for tax advantages and investment diversification
How to get the most for your money with budgeting apps designed with Millennials and Gen Z in mind

And much more.