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Financial Freedom Quick Tips

Financial Freedom

The Financial Freedom Quick Tips series is a collection of bite-sized chunks of wisdom, that will help anyone who wants to become financially free.

If you want to receive a notice every time a new quick tip is published, you can subscribe to Liberta.

You can expect tips on things like:

  • getting out of debt,
  • budgeting,
  • investing,
  • increasing your income and/or cutting expenses,
  • developing a healthy attitude towards money,
  • freedom philosophy, and
  • anything else that will help you to become financially free.

Published Financial Freedom Quick Tips

This is a list of all the Financial Freedom Quick Tips that have already been published.

I wrote many of these tips myself, but I also asked a few people I know, who have a lot of knowledge on the subject (e.g. Gerrit Viljoen), to contribute.

If you have a tip of your own that you would like to contribute, please feel free to send it to me.

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  1. Kedar
    July 6th, 2008 at 03:07 am

    excellent! I know absolutely nothing about money. I’m looking forward to learning a thing or two from somebody who knows ;-)

  2. Gerrit Viljoen
    July 7th, 2008 at 10:33 pm

    This is great! Financial matters has been very important for many people but unfortunately people spend more time planning their next holiday than taking time to plan their finances. People will also spend much more money during their lifetime on finances through pension plans etc. but frequently understanding very little about the factors determining financial freedom. People coming to your blog will get sound advice pertaining to the basics of becoming financial free. This will surely help many people.

  3. Bertus Dreyer
    July 8th, 2008 at 11:56 am

    Hello Francois,

    I am really impressed!! I enjoy ready your Blogs and in Nigeria I have learned a few things from you about finances, which I am now doing myself and teaching Magda and my children. You know: 1) Collect early, pay late. 2) Sweat your assets. 3) Stay out of debt. Can’t remember them all. But they work!!

    Who ever is reading Francois’s Blogs: He just looks like a ‘surfer dude’, but he is actually an undercover ‘diep seun’ (In the best sense of the word!!)

  4. Robin
    July 8th, 2008 at 03:28 pm

    OK – now I’m curious – what does “diep seun” mean? Help a girl out – I’m a southeastern American! :)

  5. Bertus
    July 9th, 2008 at 03:26 pm

    Hello Robin,

    ‘Diep’ is the Afrikaans word for deep, the opposite of shallow. And ‘seun’ means son.

    So ‘diep seun’ is ‘deep son’. But a lot is lost in translation. :-)

  6. Robin
    July 9th, 2008 at 05:56 pm

    Thanks Bertus! I totally get it thanks to an email of explanation from Francois. :D Love it!

  7. Reagan
    January 15th, 2009 at 10:33 am

    Hi there, this is really helpful. By just reading ur blogs i have a deeper understanding wrt finances and financial freedom. Im 21 and im just embarking on this journey, and lets see if i can better the 25yr old engineer! 8) Thanx again

  8. Mack jackson
    July 7th, 2009 at 06:38 am

    Thanks for sharing such great tips, according to me stick with your investments is the perfect one.

  9. Tjaart
    November 12th, 2009 at 11:13 pm

    Hi. I just want to thank you for these tips. I am already doing a lot of these but its great to get some encouragement. By end of next year I will be debt free(at age 25 unfortunately). I hope that more people get this message and start to become wiser with money. I see so many people around me suffering because they simply cant wait to have the things they want.

  10. Francois Viljoen
    November 13th, 2009 at 09:03 am

    @Tjaart

    Well… Many people would give up their right feet if they could go back and be debt free at 25.

    There’s nothing unfortunate about being debt free at 25. Well done Tjaart!

  11. Slava Blazer
    March 25th, 2010 at 12:09 am

    Thanks much for these tips! I read all of them, and it is now time to implement them. I am a fourth year UCLA student, and now that I am graduating soon, all the finances/loans/insurance policies, etc. are falling on me like that wave you have described, so I will really try my best and apply the tools that you have given to me in this post.

    Thank you very much and I am sure this work!

    Best,

    Slava

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