Displaying items by tag: savings
Back to school? Don't let your economy fail
After enjoying a well-deserved vacation, it is time to go back to school and, consequently, to buy uniforms, shoes and school supplies, so it is important to allocate a budget for these purchases so your family economy is not affected.
Balancing consumption, savings and investment
The family economy is based on three main activities: consumption, savings and investment. To achieve healthy finances it is necessary to balance these three aspects, so that we spend appropriately and save funds to plan for the future.
SSF encourages savings and investment habits through the Stock Market Game 2022
The Stock Exchange of El Salvador, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary, provides a variety of investment and financing options. It is also committed to training and education, through multiple activities that provide knowledge about the capital market to the population.
You can't say 'yes' to everything
Personal finance advice from family to family especially has a strong influence on financial habits in general. Some of these lessons, consider them a tasty chicken soup for your pocketbook.
How to make a budget for your education?
A budget will help you answer these questions and is absolutely essential for managing your personal finances. Do you need a budget? Yes! Does everyone need a budget? Yes!
Do you know the requirements to retire for life and only when you are going to receive the savings?
Where to keep your savings to buy a house?
Saving to buy a home can take several years. Even if your plan is to take out a mortgage, these loans require you to make a down payment, so the process of saving is irreplaceable. In this note we tell you where you can keep your savings for this purpose.
Do you know how many savings, pension and credit accounts exist in El Salvador?
According to the Financial Inclusion and Education platform, which was enabled a few days ago by the Legislative Assembly (LA), the status of use of Financial Services indicates the percentage of people who use savings accounts, insurance, pension, mobile payment transfers and credits.