Personal Finance Learning Guide

<aside> 🗒️ How to use this guide: This guide is designed to help you explore the world of personal finance. It is not meant to be read from top to bottom or be exhaustive, but rather as a content that covers the key areas of personal finance and allows you jump around / go deep in the areas you find interesting. If you liked or found something confusing, please leave comments directly in the guide so we can make it better for other learners.

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For your reference:

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Section 1: Why is Money Important?

What Money Can Buy?

What Money Can't Buy?

Section 2: Building Money Mindsets 💲

"Actually, I'm Good" 😎

"Paying Yourself First" 🥇