Financial
Concepts

Introduction

Basic Concepts of Money Management

Financial concepts are basic ideas that explain how money works. They explain how to save, how to grow your money, and how to avoid debt. There is no need to be an expert to learn them. Whether you are new to the country, starting your first job, or planning your future, you can use these fundamentals to help you feel more in control of your money. We feel that financial education should be easy, and accessible to everyone. That's why we explain things in a way that makes sense for everyday living.

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Core Principles

Important Fundamentals You Need to Know

These simple ideas help you understand how money grows, how debt affects you, and why saving early matters. Knowing these can make it easier to manage your money and plan for a better financial future.

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Rule of 72

Divide 72 by your interest rate to estimate how many years it will take your money to double.

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Debt Stacking

Focus on paying off high-interest debt first while making minimum payments on others to save more over time.

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High Cost of Waiting

Delaying saving or investing even by a few years can reduce your total earnings by a large amount.

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Pay Yourself First

Set aside money for savings or investments before spending, so you always make saving a monthly priority.

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Theory of Decreasing Responsibility

As you pay off debt and build savings, your need for life insurance usually becomes lower over time.

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Power Of Compound Interest

Compound interest grows your money faster because you earn interest on your original amount and the interest earned.

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Compound Interest & Simple Interest

Simple interest earns only on the original amount. Compound interest earns on both the principal and added interest.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Find Answers To Your Common Queries

Here are a few simple answers to help you understand how these money basics work and how you can use them in real life.

If you want to compare savings or investment options, the Rule of 72 gives you a quick way to see how long your money might take to double at different interest rates.

Yes, because it helps you save more money over time. By paying off your highest-interest debts first, you reduce the total amount of interest you have to pay.

You can set up your bank to move a small part of your paycheck into a savings or investment account before you spend money on anything else. Even starting with a small amount helps.

Simple interest stays the same each year. Compound interest grows because you keep earning interest on both your savings and the interest that’s already added. It helps your money grow faster.

You might not. Life insurance is most useful when people depend on your income. If no one does and you don’t have debt, your need may be lower.
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