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Dear Fellow Seeker of Financial
Freedom,
Do you barely make the bills every month or is it worse?
If you're like most people, you could use more money
coming into your life. You're not alone. Most of us
barely make enough to pay the bills. However, the sad
truth is: "If you aren't saving money and putting it somewhere
it can grow . . . . you aren't ever really going to know
long-term financial security."
Why? Because saving or "wealth acquisition" as I like
to call it, requires discipline. No matter how much money
they make, the person who makes $50,000 a year and spends
$51,000 may live well enough to easily impress some of
the people they come into contact with but that person
is never going to be able to save enough to buy a home,
purchase real assets, retire comfortably or know long-term
financial security if they just spend, spend, spend.
To acquire wealth a person has to have the discipline
to spend less than they make and put the difference away
where it can grow. In short, to do those things a person
must have "savings."
Yet, how can you save money if you barely make the
bills every month or worse?
Actually, there are several ways
you can do it:
- You can reduce your spending
and save a portion of your current income.
Or
- You can create a new income
and commit to saving all of it!
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For most people the
most difficult part of establishing a savings plan is
getting the money to fund it. What generally happens is
they start saving and things go well for the first few
months. They get a few hundred dollars together. . . then
bam!!! The car needs a major repair or there’s a medical
expense or worse. A second income could lessen the impact
of these “savings erasers” and preserve your savings until
you reach the goal of between 3 to 6 times your monthly*
income*.
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* This is typically referred to as “Emergency Savings.”
