Economic Inteligence

Financial Inteligence

What is financial intelligence? Financial intelligence is one of the many types of human intelligence. Financial intelligence is the power to solve financial problems. It means "solving the most complex financial problems." If you can handle tough financial challenges, then you have good financial intelligence.
We may all believe that rich people have reached this point by using the economic scheme, and it should be said, "This is actually financial intelligence." Simply put, monetary intelligence is the power to solve financial problems.
Robert Kiyosaki is one of those people who made the concept of getting rich and getting financial flow into life more tangible and achievable. Before him, no one had a complete idea of how to get rich.
Everyone considered getting rich to be the result of hard work, effort, hope, and so on, until Robert Kiyosaki, with his enduring book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," once and for all, simplified the concept of getting rich and gave the readers of that book a roadmap to get rich.
He says:The rich have learned how to make money. That is why they are getting richer day by day. The poor do not know how to get rich, and they will remain poor until they try to learn.
Kiyosaki believes that when you want to get rich, you need to know how to deal with money. In fact, money is like a puppy that whenever you drop a piece of wood for him, he brings it to you. Money should show such behavior and meet our expectations.
With the acquisition of financial knowledge and financial skills, you can best perform in areas such as balancing income and expenses, saving for days or for retirement, long-term financial planning. Teaching these financial skills can begin at an early age.
Financial freedom is a psychological, emotional, and educational process," says Robert Kiyosaki of children's economic intelligence. "This means that parents, and especially fathers, must properly convey their financial knowledge to their children mentally, emotionally and educationally. To teach.
Our children enter the community, but have not learned the simple rules of buying and selling. Financial intelligence creates a logical relationship between income and expenditure. The more active financial intelligence is, the more it helps people find ideas that lead to more revenue and investment, save or spend, and most importantly, identify the right financial position and find a way out of financial crises.
With the right education about money, you will be able to guarantee the knowledge and skills of your child's financial success, and in fact, strengthen and develop the best ability and power in his future life.
Let your child know from the beginning that money and wealth are valuable and that God loves rich people.
For starters this is a great way to get word out that your kids are still very young (between the ages of 3 or 4) and teach them the difference between the currency and the currency of the country.
Then provide them with a piggy bank to collect paper money and coins, which will give children a sense of money.When your kids get a little older, you can explain to them the difference between need and want.
From the beginning, share personal strengths with your child, such as saving money, achieving family goals, and more.

COLLECTOR:*F*Ebrahimpour*