Juraj Hrbatý
Finax plans for 2021
Building a financial business out of thin air and competing in the first league with the biggest players in the game after only 3 years is an exceptional success given the circumstances in Slovakia. Ladies and gentlemen, Finax really did it!
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Book Review: The Millionaire Next Door
Have you ever thought about how the regular people become millionaires? The authors of the book The Millionaire Next Door, William D. Danko and Thomas J. Stanley, spent years analyzing the behavior of American millionaires. This book will show you the way to become a millionaire yourself.
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12 tips on how to save hundreds of Euros MONTHLY
Let’s be honest, saving money is difficult. If you can’t make yourself start saving money, you are not alone. Majority of people live from paycheck to paycheck, and that’s not alright! Many of you could benefit from a list of simple steps that will help you increase your savings.
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10 DAILY habits that will help you save money
As the saying goes, habit is the second nature. If we acquire bad financial habits, our „second nature“ will limit us financially. If we want to lead a better life, we need to change our habits. We bring you 10 simple daily habits. If you manage to adopt them in your daily life, in a couple of years you will have saved a solid amount of money.
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10 tips on how to reduce your WEEKLY expenses
Saving money can be difficult. However, if we do it regularly, we can make it a habit and over time it can lead to significant wealth. The last blog was focused on the bigger, monthly expenses. Today, we will have a better look at the weekly expenses.
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Book review: Rich dad, poor dad
This book made me look at money from a different perspective than I had known before. Everyone who is interested in managing their personal finances in a better way should read this book. It should be a part of your path to financial literacy.
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Book review: Playing with Fire
The book that transformed my perspective of personal finance. It stood at the conception of my attitude towards financial independence. A great book that forces you to think about your values in the context of your finances.
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Emergency fund – the first checkpoint on your savings journey
Unemployment, longer incapacity for work, pandemic, leaking roof, broken car or just unexpectedly high energy arrears. If you don’t want the problems that life brings to get out of hand and require you to take out unnecessary loans, you need to be prepared. The emergency fund serves exactly for this purpose. But how much should you “put aside”? Where should you keep the emergency fund? Is your current bank account sufficient or can you invest it?
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