Title: Financial Values | LifeValues | Smart About Money
Headings: Financial Values — Sufficiency, Sustainability, Appropriateness
Financial Values — Sufficiency, Sustainability, Appropriateness
Overview
Areas of Influence
Effect on Money Habits

Content: Financial Values | LifeValues | Smart About Money
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Financial Values — Sufficiency, Sustainability, Appropriateness
Despite what it sounds like, having strong financial values doesn’t necessarily mean being wealthy or even having a lot of financial knowledge — a person with very little money can still be driven by financial values. The person with strong financial values desires accuracy, organization and discipline. He or she thinks about getting the best deal, and recognizes perks beyond pay, such as a retirement plan and health care, when assessing a job offer. Even if he or she isn’t formally investing, a person with strong financial values enjoys growing their money. Overview
What we think or believe about money
Even people without a lot of money can have strong financial values
Areas of Influence
Having enough money
Wanting money to last
Making appropriate money choices
Bargain hunting and getting a good deal
Saving for long-term security and short-term goals
Effect on Money Habits
Strong financial values can mean you enjoy saving and growing your money. You might think more carefully about your purchases than other people, and resist needless spending. People with strong financial values can be great financial educators, both professionally and personally, giving guidance to family and friends. Previous Next
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