Push Christian Community Cooperative

28/08/2025

Mpigi Investment

11/02/2025

28/10/2022

AGM
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26/09/2022

“A good man leaves an inheritance to his children’s children.” — Proverbs 13:22

17/09/2022

Making a lot of money isn't the same as being good with money.

22/08/2022

HOW TO MAKE A BUDGET:

1. Write down your total income for the upcoming month.
— This is your take-home (after tax) pay for both you and, if you're married, your spouse. That includes: full-time jobs, second jobs, freelance pay, Social Security checks, and any other source of income.

2. List ALL of your expenses.
— This includes regular expenses (rent or mortgage, electricity, etc.) and your irregular expenses (quarterly payments like insurance or annual HOA fees) that are due. After that, list other expenses, like food, gas, and entertainment. Then, add any savings to that. EVERY dollar you plan to spend and save should be accounted for. It's helpful to add a miscellaneous category, especially the first few times you create a budget. This will ensure you have some extra money on hand if another category ends up being more than planned.

3. Subtract your expenses from your income. This should equal ZERO.
— If you're over or under, check your math or simply return to the previous step and rearrange your plans. Remember, this doesn't mean that you have no money left over at the end of the month, this just means that every single dollar is accounted for and has a "job" to do.

4. Track your spending throughout the month.
— Once the month begins, track your spending. This will help you see if you stayed on budget, and also let you know how much you have left to spend in each category. This gives you a huge sense of control over your money. You don't have to worry if you have enough to get gas when you've made a plan beforehand and stuck to it.

11/08/2022

Personal finance is 80% behavior. It's only 20% head knowledge.

Financial success depends much more on what you DO with your money than what you know about money. The knowing is easy. Having the discipline to actually follow through with a plan is the part that makes all the difference.

09/06/2022

Don't jump in and out of your investments. The only people who get hurt on a roller coaster are the ones who jump off. Hold tight. Investing is a long-term activity. Those who DID NOT cash out their investments in 2008 have almost doubled their money since then.

16/10/2021

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