I know Christmas is almost here and your shopping is almost completed but their is still time for you to save some money and make this christmas a debt-free one.
My wife Yinka and i have just released 6 eBooks in time for the festive season. The savings start with the ebooks themselves; your can get one for only $7 !!. Check them out for yourselves at
Yinka's Christmas Shop.
Tuesday 25 November 2008
Wednesday 26 December 2007
Welcome To Nukan Christian Business Blog
Welcome to Nukan Christian Business Blog. This is the business section of the NukanWeb.com blog. The financial section has been moved to http://www.niyiadeoshun.com and renamed Milestones of Financial Freedom after a soon-to-be-released ebook.
Christmas is over now and i think it is about time we started getting ready for the coming year. On this blog, I will be giving you little nuggets on things you can do to make improvements to your websites, marketing or business online or offline.
This does not stop the articles on the website being written as usual, so please still visit our articles' section at http://www.nukanweb.com/articles/ for those.
I wish you a prosperous New Year 2008.
Christmas is over now and i think it is about time we started getting ready for the coming year. On this blog, I will be giving you little nuggets on things you can do to make improvements to your websites, marketing or business online or offline.
This does not stop the articles on the website being written as usual, so please still visit our articles' section at http://www.nukanweb.com/articles/ for those.
I wish you a prosperous New Year 2008.
Tuesday 20 November 2007
Financial Progress Checklist
We are coming to the end of November and it is only 50 days left in the year 2007. In case you haven't noticed, the Christmas season is upon us AGAIN!!!.
For many people, the holiday season are not very productive as far as accomplishing our most important goals for the year are concerned. Some have given up on their goals for the current year completely. Others make an effort, but they're already beginning to live in the New Year.
I certainly won't advise that you do any of these; as i won't be doing them either. Why am i saying that? A lot can still happen in the next 50 days!!! You can still accomplish some - if not all - of the things you've been putting off since the beginning of the year!!. Revise your goals and go for them again one last time.
While you are at it, below is a Financial Checklist that i know will assist you in setting the goals for the coming year. The aim is for you to finish this year on a high note and start the new year with the same momentum - whatever your age.
In Your 20s and 30s
For many people, the holiday season are not very productive as far as accomplishing our most important goals for the year are concerned. Some have given up on their goals for the current year completely. Others make an effort, but they're already beginning to live in the New Year.
I certainly won't advise that you do any of these; as i won't be doing them either. Why am i saying that? A lot can still happen in the next 50 days!!! You can still accomplish some - if not all - of the things you've been putting off since the beginning of the year!!. Revise your goals and go for them again one last time.
While you are at it, below is a Financial Checklist that i know will assist you in setting the goals for the coming year. The aim is for you to finish this year on a high note and start the new year with the same momentum - whatever your age.
In Your 20s and 30s
- Write your will
- Set up a savings account (ISA in the UK)
- Buy a house
- Invest for growth in at least one Unit Trust (Mutual Fund)
- Get disability insurance, and life insurance (if you have children)
- Begin contributing to a retirement plan
In Your 40s and 50s
- Do all of the above if you haven't already
- Invest for income as well as for growth
- Put part of your portfolio in tax-exempt investments
- Fund your retirement plan to the max
- Draw up adurable power of attorney or living trust, and a living will
- Consult a Solicitor if your estate is worth more than the Inheritance Tax threshold
- Pay off your mortgage before you retire
In Your 60s and at retirement
- Invest more for income but keep some growth stocks
- Aim to reinvest income and gains to beat inflation
- Review your will and estate plan
- Revise your will if it is out of date
- Investigate retirement housing
- Talk to you family about your estate plans and funeral wishes
You may want to add to this list or just make a comment, you are welcome to do so. Just click on the comment button below.
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