Investing in yourself – career, future income, education and training

What about investing in your own future in terms of investing in personal education or training as well as personal career What about your own? Isn't that progress in life? Wasn't that money well spent? Even if you have to borrow and go into debt, isn't that money the right way to spend it?

If at the end of the day, year or decade you will be much further ahead in terms of position, salary and benefits in addition to "professional" and "personal" satisfaction, It's not about money, time and effort? Spend and allocate well.? Indeed it is and it can be so.

In the case of your education, a dollar borrowed now will lead to a better job - which you will likely find more stimulating and interesting, and will bring you many financial benefits than a job on the status ladder

A real step forward as they say. It's always a question of reward versus cost or cost versus benefit. This is a case-by-case analysis.

Don't try too hard – financially. A university course may not be offered during your calendar year - you will need to fully complete your studies later than planned. A course can be full – the same goes for being late. A similar benefit-versus-cost analysis prevails in the auto/transportation/employment scenario.Last but not least, always pay your bills. Never take more than you can chew, or in this case, can afford. Before making a commitment about a loan or commitment, always evaluate it carefully before signing off on the results. It's not just about convenience. Your credibility itself is at stake, along with your personal honor, integrity, and reputation.Pay your bills on time - even earlier than expected. This applies to all loans, whether they are rent, mortgages, utility bills, bank loans, credit card payments or student loans. If you can't pay in full,
, at least pay a little more than the minimum payment. If you're really stuck, contact your lender. Explain the situation honestly.Make a commitment and stick to it. Remember that the purpose of exercise is your personal improvement – an investment in yourself. Not taking this exercise seriously means depriving yourself, your future opportunities, and your future income. It is wise to borrow for yourself and for personal gain.