Fundamental Steps Toward Financial Success

It’s time for you to experience a life of financial freedom wouldn’t you say? How can we do this? First, let me ask you how often do you pay your bills? How frequently do you pay your rent, your mortgage, your utilities, your groceries and supplies? Now, answer this-how often do you pay yourself?

Hold on-did the last question seem out of place to you? That’s because people making money usually pay everything else before they even think of doling out a few bucks for themselves. When you ask them why they will probably tell you that by the time they pay everything else, hardly anything is left for themselves.

This sounds reasonable, but let me tell you a better way to attain financial success-take a portion of the money you made and keep it for yourself. This has been done by the very wealthy for hundreds of years.

This is actually the first law of financial success practiced by the Babylonians; and this is the first rule you too must follow in your wealth building endeavors. Set aside at least ten percent of your income in your Financial Independence Account before you even begin paying off your debts.

A portion of this financial independence account should be used to make payments on your insurance premium. Insurance premiums are good investments that don’t require a lot from you. Save the rest of your money. If you don’t spend your savings and the interest it yields, you will have a considerable sum you can invest with soon.

Now, some of you might have some debts that need to be paid. How are you going to climb your way to financial freedom if you have creditors waiting to cash in your paycheck right? What you need to do now is create another account, the Debt Clearance Account.

A debt clearance account is basically just taking 20% or so off your income to pay off your debts. Make a letter to your creditor and inform him your financial objectives and promise him that as you continue making money, you will give him a certain figure until you pay off the entire amount.

What you have now is a personal savings account, a debt clearance strategy and a clear financial picture of where you want to go. It is easy to begin and successfully pursue your wealth building plans now.

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December 23, 2009
Posted in Wealth Building — Robert Hall @

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