Category Archives: Financial Planning
My interview with MuslimWealthClub
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Three things you can do right now to reduce your debt
We’ve all been there and it’s no fun. Whether to pay a minimum on our credit card bill or pay back a friend, there’s a certain resistance that each of us feel when parting with our money. What’s worst though is the lack of feeling we have when spending it! Each of us have […]
Three things you can do right now to reduce your debt
We’ve all been there and it’s no fun. Whether to pay a minimum on our credit card bill or pay back a friend, there’s a certain resistance that each of us feel when parting with our money. What’s worst though is the lack of feeling we have when spending it! Each of us have […]
Financial Planning Tips for College Students
If you are saying “I’m in college and broke!” You’re not alone. Remember, financial planning is still relevant to you, even if you are just getting by. Here’s 7 tips to help you plan your finances while studying. A short presentation on Financial Planning Tips for College Students Hosted by NEYA, Clear Lake, TX
Should I pay off my debts or build my savings?
A common question that people ask me is: Should I pay off my debts or build my savings? To answer this question, let’s look at three things: Assess How Much Time You Have When deciding whether you should pay off your debt or save for later, you need to take into consideration something even more […]
Are Bulls and Bears Halal?
It seems that one of the favorite questions Muslims like to ask about anything seems to be Is it Halal? When investing, there are two types of animals that you need to be aware of. Not to eat, but to understand what these two animals represent. Inevitably we expect a comment below asking if they […]
Emergency Funds: The Basics
Starting an Emergency Fund An emergency fund is an amount of money that you save for hard times. Out of sight and out of mind, you dont use it until you absolutely, positively need it. Many advocate for at least $1000 in savings to be held in an easily accessible location (i.e. in cash or […]