1) Pay bills and regular expenses with unexpected income.
2) Pay the entire balance of your credit card every month, if possible. Paying interest doesn't help you.
3) If you spot a silver coin, or any underpriced item of value, buy it then sell it. Pay cash.
4) Volunteer time rather than money. You could gain experience and a new skill. You may meet new people too.
5) A bag of salad is healthier and cheaper than fast food.
6) Trade and barter with reasonable people you know.
7) Plan to cut back on tobacco, beer, coffee, and etc. Save, invest or pay debts with the money you'll have to save.
There are many more ideas at www.renegadeuniversity.net I just added some great books to the book store, too.
Friday, July 25, 2014
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Sunday, July 20, 2014
What to Expect and Not Expect From Subliminal Messages
You won't feel tranced out.
You won't manifest a Ferrari in a short time.
You may not obey a suggestion from your program if you are not in agreement.
You probably will notice you can learn ten percent faster.
If all your affirmations are focused on one thing, expect better concentration.
When you say, "I feel ________." You probably will, especially if you are not opposed to the emotion at the time.
Programming yourself to recognize covert hypnosis could work.
I replace x with y type of affirmations could work.
You can tire of and wear out affirmations. So plug in new ones every few days.
Try Subliminal Power. You are in control. There's a money back guarantee.
You won't manifest a Ferrari in a short time.
You may not obey a suggestion from your program if you are not in agreement.
You probably will notice you can learn ten percent faster.
If all your affirmations are focused on one thing, expect better concentration.
When you say, "I feel ________." You probably will, especially if you are not opposed to the emotion at the time.
Programming yourself to recognize covert hypnosis could work.
I replace x with y type of affirmations could work.
You can tire of and wear out affirmations. So plug in new ones every few days.
Try Subliminal Power. You are in control. There's a money back guarantee.
Most MasterMind Groups Should Use This Strategy
Remember the story, Stone Soup? If not, you should reread it.
In a nutshell, in Stone Soup, soldiers, in a town with no food, found a pot and pretended to make soup. People from the town were curious. Before long people shared little bits of vegetables and soon the whole town had soup.
It's a good story. Your MasterMind group could use the strategy in some way.
Sh*theads with a negative attitude will moan and tell you your MasterMind can't make any money or push a cause. But you can. Stone Soup is but one story that can give you an idea.
In a nutshell, in Stone Soup, soldiers, in a town with no food, found a pot and pretended to make soup. People from the town were curious. Before long people shared little bits of vegetables and soon the whole town had soup.
It's a good story. Your MasterMind group could use the strategy in some way.
Sh*theads with a negative attitude will moan and tell you your MasterMind can't make any money or push a cause. But you can. Stone Soup is but one story that can give you an idea.
Autosuggestion, Manifestation, and Desired Emotions
In Think and Grow Rich, Napolean Hill instructed his readers to use autosuggestion as a part of his plan to accumulate money.
You can use Subliminal Power 2 to tell yourself, "I have $1 million dollars." Or,
"I sell forty cars a month." Or, "Buying shares replaces buying tobacco."
Remind yourself to be the producer rather than the consumer. Use Subliminal Power 2 to stay focused on your work, rather than social media, YouTube, and other fun things that tend to take too much time.
If you ever listened to Sutphen Seminars MultiMillionaire Hypnosis, you could have the following flash on your screen:
"Millionaire"
"I spend each moment doing the most productive thing I can"
Reminding yourself of the behaviors and attitudes you need to manifest your goals is simple with
Subliminal Power. Remind yourself of the emotions you'll feel when you make progress on your goal.
There is even customer support if you need help installing the program.
If you think 10% to 30% more output, effectiveness, or a 10% to 30% better memory could help you, try it.
If you need a little autosuggestion to stay on track, try Subliminal Power 2.
You can use Subliminal Power 2 to tell yourself, "I have $1 million dollars." Or,
"I sell forty cars a month." Or, "Buying shares replaces buying tobacco."
Remind yourself to be the producer rather than the consumer. Use Subliminal Power 2 to stay focused on your work, rather than social media, YouTube, and other fun things that tend to take too much time.
If you ever listened to Sutphen Seminars MultiMillionaire Hypnosis, you could have the following flash on your screen:
"Millionaire"
"I spend each moment doing the most productive thing I can"
Reminding yourself of the behaviors and attitudes you need to manifest your goals is simple with
Subliminal Power. Remind yourself of the emotions you'll feel when you make progress on your goal.
There is even customer support if you need help installing the program.
If you think 10% to 30% more output, effectiveness, or a 10% to 30% better memory could help you, try it.
If you need a little autosuggestion to stay on track, try Subliminal Power 2.
Friday, July 18, 2014
Writer's Block Doesn't Indicate an Energy Vampire, Here's What You Do ...
Don’t automatically think a person or a MasterMind member is an energy
vampire when they ask for an idea. They
may not be. The alleged vampire might
need for you to ask questions like:
-
What was your last accomplishment? Think about it. Thinking about a recent accomplishment causes feelings of confidence.
- What was the last thing you heard that inspired you or gave you a flash
of insight?
- Suggest your friend listen to a “cognitive transformational program” that
you can find on Amazon’s mp3 store.
- Send the person to www.renegadeuniversity.net
to check out the videos or the motivational quotes.
- A quick run or bike ride should clear the mind and
clear the block
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Dividends and Interest for Passive Income
I'm going to give you four ways to get passive income from
investments. Keep in mind; we could get
capital appreciation along with our dividends.
We'll look at safer deals, growth, and higher risk speculation.
First, the Dogs of the Dow. When the
first trading day of the New Year comes along, buy the five or ten of the 30
companies in the Dow Jones with the highest dividends. Hold the stocks for a year. Then repeat the process every year. This strategy has done well over the years.
Second, research closed end funds (CEF's) and mortgage REIT's
(mREITs). Usually CEFs and mREITs pay
higher dividends. A rise of interest
rates can be adverse for mREITs.
Mortgage REITs are mortgages.
CEF's frequently invest shareholder's funds in covered calls
(options). To find an mREIT or a CEF,
run a stock screener, like the one Yahoo Finance offers, or ask your broker.
Third, foreign government bonds. OK,
we're talking interest here, not dividends.
Foreign government bonds tend to pay much higher interest than U.S.
T-Bills. There are foreign government
bond ETFs and mutual funds available in the States.
Fourth, if you have a bank account outside the U.S., you might be earning a
hefty interest rate on it. I might add there
are a lot of investments that aren't available in the U.S.
You could use leverage on the Dogs of the Dow selections, CEF's, mREITs,
and foreign currencies. MREITS are
already leveraged. If you anticipate the
income from your investments to be greater than the interest you pay to borrow
cash (margin), you could use leverage.
You can apply for a margin account at your brokerage.
The world of stock options is very vast.
You can earn income from selling covered calls. But if the underlying stock goes higher than
you expect, your option caps (or limits) the gain. Options are excellent for hedging your
bets.
Keep in mind you could have above average dividends and have the same stock
appreciate in price. Over time, a
dividend strategy can really enhance the income you receive from your stocks.
The reader assumes all responsibility for his/her financial decisions. This
article covers investments that can result in losses.
You Should Experiment With Visual (Video) Subliminal Messages
It doesn't matter if it's a fad or not.
Subliminal messaging works.
What you program It yourself to do does matter though.
For example, many money and wealth affirmations just make you greedy.
You'll sit there saying you want to be rich.
So as you will see, using subliminal messages for learning, memory, focus
and concentration can help you.
Don't expect results like you'd see in Limitless. But you can help yourself learn faster,
concentrate, and do better on tests.
Let me give you some sample affirmations for learning:
- My mind is clear and focused.
- Logic and math are easy.
- I effortlessly retrieve any memory from my mind.
- I am capable, organized, and efficient.
- I have a knack for accounting (or any subject).
- I need a doctorate in ___________ with a 4.0 GPA.
- I gain a lot from studying, even when I don't feel like it.
- I automatically get my work done.
You can change your messages and affirmations easily and even change them
back if you want.
If you see no improvements from using the subliminal program, you have 30
days for a money back guarantee. Also,
be sure to back up your files so you can do a system restore -and keep your
program after a virus.
Here are some more tips to help you with "programming" yourself
- Don't say "I want." If
you wanted to feed the homeless, you'd go do it or donate cash yourself. "I want" does nothing unless back
by consistent action and resolve.
- You can throw in an anchor (an NLP term), or an incantation, or even a
chant or a cheer.
- An idea is to remind yourself of the emotional payoff involved. If you do x, you avoid guilt. I do x, you will feel great.
- Keep your messages simple.
- Genius and intellect are great, but let's not overlook being observant,
or listening. Observe or listen. Then question and find all the vital
details. Then try to solve the problem.
- Usually a writer can expect to write 3-10 pages a day. Use affirmations for focus, concentration,
memory, typing, and maybe wit or some attribute that's not real strong with
you.
Again, don't expect to turn into Eddie Mora from the movie Limitless. But do expect improvement when your desired
results are under your control. Like I
said, you can enhance memory, focus, and much more.
Subliminal Power 2 offers pre-made sets of affirmations, should you not
have the right words now.
You can even have pictures flash on your screen while you work or read
email.
Give Subliminal
Power 2 a try for up to 30 days. If
you're not satisfied, ask for your money back.
You can have your Subliminal Power software running in a few minutes. And remember:
YOU choose what you put in your head with this software.
Be careful which affirmations you have flashing on your screen before bed. You may not want to stay up all night.
Be careful which affirmations you have flashing on your screen before bed. You may not want to stay up all night.
How To Become a Billionaire in a Year
What ya do is make $31.70 a second for 24/7 for 365 straight days.
Real Estate Investing : Investing in REITs
Investing in REITs might be a good idea. I heard a rumor that QE will end and the Federal Reserve will prop up the real estate market instead. We'll have to check on that. But what is a REIT? The article below might answer your questions.
Real-estate may provide investors with a high-yield and low risk investment combination for greater total return potential to a diversified long-term portfolio. For most people, investing in real estate begins and ends with the purchase of a home and any prospects of investing in office buildings, hotels, and shopping centers seems nearly impossible. However, these investments are more attainable than you may think thanks to real estate investment trusts (REITs).
A REITs sole purpose is to invest in groups of professionally managed properties such as office buildings, apartment complexes, medical complexes, industrial buildings, and so on. REIT performance has varied over the years, but the total annual return for the past 10 years has been 10.5%.
REITs trade like close-end mutual funds. There are a fixed number of shares outstanding and they offer those shares via a price per share model similar to close-end mutual funds. However, unlike close-end mutual funds, REITs gauge performance under different metrics. Rather than measuring performance by net asset value, REITs use a tool called funds from operations. Fund from operations is defined as net income plus depreciations and amortization, excluding gains or losses from debt restructurings and sales of properties. A REITs growth benchmark is a byproduct of funds of operations growth.
Appeal of REITs
REITs offer an array of advantages to investors, including:
Diversification - Investors turn to REITs and their good dividend paying potential for diversification against future market downturns because REITs are uncorrelated with equity markets.
Built-in management - Each REIT and its property investments are overseen with their own management team, saving investors tremendous time from researching each property's management team.
Tax advantages - REITs don't pay federal corporate income taxes and are required by law to distribute at least 90% of their annual taxable income as dividends, eliminating double taxation of income. Investors can also have a portion of REIT dividend income be treated as a return of capital.
Inflation protection - Since landlords are inclined to raise rents more quickly when inflation picks up, equity REITs - which obtain most of their income from rents - can be an inflation hedge.
Weighing out some risks
Just like all investments, REITs carry with them specific risks that you should consider and discuss with your financial advisor before adding them to your portfolio. Above all is the lack of industry diversification because all REIT investments include only property investments. Some REITs may be even less diversified when they choose to specialize in specific property developments such as medical buildings, or golf courses. Because of their focus, a REIT investment should be used as part of a diversified portfolio to provide greater diversification.
You should also be aware that REITs are subject to changes in the value of their underlying portfolios, and their prices may fluctuate with changes in their real estate holdings. REITs are also interest-rate sensitive - particularly mortgage REITs. If rates and borrowing costs rise, construction projects with marginal funding may be shelved, potentially driving down prices across the REIT industry.
There are some unique factors to consider when selecting a REIT
Yield and debt - High-yields are tempting, but REIT yields above certain levels may mean that there's not enough being reinvested for acquisitions, which could affect long-term growth. Too much debt or leverage can also influence prospects for growth. Your Isakov Planning Group Financial Advisor can help you define what a high REIT yield and a high debt load could be in a given market scenario.
Management potential - Management should have a substantial personal stake in the REIT, which should be listed in the latest proxy statement. If the REIT is new, refer to the prospectus for the management's track record (if any) in similar enterprises. For insight into management's effectiveness at cutting costs and increasing rents and occupancy, refer to same-space revenue growth in the annual report's financial analysis.
Demographic trends - In the case of apartment REITs, for example, ask about the area's direction of vacancy rates and rents, the amount of new apartment construction, and the affordability of home ownership. The higher the cost of home ownership, the more attractive an apartment REIT might be.
Perhaps investing in a REIT mutual fund is one way to manage risks or real estate investing, and to spare investors from investing time into researching all the avenues that should be carefully considered when investing in a diversified real estate portfolio on their own. A real estate mutual fund may invest in several different properties across different sectors of the real estate industry in several different geographic regions, giving you diversification and a way to manage your risks.
Real-estate may provide investors with a high-yield and low risk investment combination for greater total return potential to a diversified long-term portfolio. For most people, investing in real estate begins and ends with the purchase of a home and any prospects of investing in office buildings, hotels, and shopping centers seems nearly impossible. However, these investments are more attainable than you may think thanks to real estate investment trusts (REITs).
A REITs sole purpose is to invest in groups of professionally managed properties such as office buildings, apartment complexes, medical complexes, industrial buildings, and so on. REIT performance has varied over the years, but the total annual return for the past 10 years has been 10.5%.
REITs trade like close-end mutual funds. There are a fixed number of shares outstanding and they offer those shares via a price per share model similar to close-end mutual funds. However, unlike close-end mutual funds, REITs gauge performance under different metrics. Rather than measuring performance by net asset value, REITs use a tool called funds from operations. Fund from operations is defined as net income plus depreciations and amortization, excluding gains or losses from debt restructurings and sales of properties. A REITs growth benchmark is a byproduct of funds of operations growth.
Appeal of REITs
REITs offer an array of advantages to investors, including:
Diversification - Investors turn to REITs and their good dividend paying potential for diversification against future market downturns because REITs are uncorrelated with equity markets.
Built-in management - Each REIT and its property investments are overseen with their own management team, saving investors tremendous time from researching each property's management team.
Tax advantages - REITs don't pay federal corporate income taxes and are required by law to distribute at least 90% of their annual taxable income as dividends, eliminating double taxation of income. Investors can also have a portion of REIT dividend income be treated as a return of capital.
Inflation protection - Since landlords are inclined to raise rents more quickly when inflation picks up, equity REITs - which obtain most of their income from rents - can be an inflation hedge.
Weighing out some risks
Just like all investments, REITs carry with them specific risks that you should consider and discuss with your financial advisor before adding them to your portfolio. Above all is the lack of industry diversification because all REIT investments include only property investments. Some REITs may be even less diversified when they choose to specialize in specific property developments such as medical buildings, or golf courses. Because of their focus, a REIT investment should be used as part of a diversified portfolio to provide greater diversification.
You should also be aware that REITs are subject to changes in the value of their underlying portfolios, and their prices may fluctuate with changes in their real estate holdings. REITs are also interest-rate sensitive - particularly mortgage REITs. If rates and borrowing costs rise, construction projects with marginal funding may be shelved, potentially driving down prices across the REIT industry.
There are some unique factors to consider when selecting a REIT
Yield and debt - High-yields are tempting, but REIT yields above certain levels may mean that there's not enough being reinvested for acquisitions, which could affect long-term growth. Too much debt or leverage can also influence prospects for growth. Your Isakov Planning Group Financial Advisor can help you define what a high REIT yield and a high debt load could be in a given market scenario.
Management potential - Management should have a substantial personal stake in the REIT, which should be listed in the latest proxy statement. If the REIT is new, refer to the prospectus for the management's track record (if any) in similar enterprises. For insight into management's effectiveness at cutting costs and increasing rents and occupancy, refer to same-space revenue growth in the annual report's financial analysis.
Demographic trends - In the case of apartment REITs, for example, ask about the area's direction of vacancy rates and rents, the amount of new apartment construction, and the affordability of home ownership. The higher the cost of home ownership, the more attractive an apartment REIT might be.
Perhaps investing in a REIT mutual fund is one way to manage risks or real estate investing, and to spare investors from investing time into researching all the avenues that should be carefully considered when investing in a diversified real estate portfolio on their own. A real estate mutual fund may invest in several different properties across different sectors of the real estate industry in several different geographic regions, giving you diversification and a way to manage your risks.
View the original article at Real-Estate investing: Investing in REITs along with other articles on fixed income investing.
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Saturday, July 12, 2014
How to Retire Early In a Nutshell
We
all want that job that will allow us to retire
early and have the rest of our lives to goof off and have fun. The whole
point of early retirement is to enjoy the life you have worked so hard for.
To
be able to retire early, you will
need to work hard and save money that you have earned. The first step to retire early is to make sure you have
all your debts paid off. If you are buying a house, it needs to eventually be
paid in full; this means you will have no mortgage to worry about when it comes
to time to retire. Not only will you need to make sure your housing is secure,
but you will want to make sure you have no credit card debt. If you have used
credit cards to live off in the past, then you will need to pay them off and
turn them off. DO not use the credit cards any more; once they are paid off,
either turn them off or save only one for emergencies only. Another big debt
you may have would be a car payment. Pay off your car before you decide to
retire, because less payments you have the better off you will be.
After
you have made sure all your debts are paid off you will want to invest your
money into a business that will help you gain money. An investment is a sure
fire way to be able to earn money towards your retirement. If you do not want
to invest your money in someone else’s business, then try having your own
business so that you can work for yourself and then eventually use that
business make money for you, while you look for other deals or play with kids.
When you have your own business you will hope you will have work and income
coming in to help you reach early retirement.
When
you retire early, you have
accomplished a lot in a short amount of time. Early retirement means you have
held a decent job for a long enough period of time to pay off all your debts, invested
money or created your own business and establish a life for yourself.
By
being able to retire early, you can
be proud of yourself knowing that you have accomplished a lot during your
working days. There are many different ways to save money so that you can retire early, but the best way to do
this is to work hard and be careful of every penny you spend and invest your
hard earned money so that it can multiply into a bigger amount. Anyone could enjoy
early retirement, its just working hard and putting your mind to it.
see: www.renegadeuniversity.net if you'll do anything to get out of the rat race.
Saving and Investing Central to Financial Independence
While increasing earnings is
perhaps the best way to attain financial independence, saving and investing are
almost just as important and therefore should never be ignored under any
circumstances.
I understand that in today’s tough
economic scenario, saving is much easier said than done – incomes are dwindling
while expenses are showing no signs of withering, which only makes saving that
much tougher. Yet, I also know that if we all make the necessary concerted
effort, saving will surely not prove to be as tough as many make it out to be.
For instance, do you really need to
buy that latest smartphone launched in the market, especially when your
previous phone is also relatively new and doing just fine? Then do you really
need to buy more clothes and shoes and other paraphernalia, when you already
have more than your share of these items in your closet? These are questions
that you need to ask yourself consistently, and as you will find, the more disciplined
and prudent you get with your expenses, the easier it will be for you to save.
Taking on from there, merely saving
money will not suffice; you also need to make concerted effort to invest the
money that you save. Otherwise, presuming that you simply tuck away the money
that you save in its physical form at home, you will naturally earn nothing
extra. And even if you simply leave it in your bank account, with ever
dwindling interest rates on bank deposits, there isn’t much that you will earn
that way either!
Instead, your endeavor has to be to
prudently invest the money that you save; that is how you will eventually be
able to increase the quantum of money at your disposal. Not only that,
depending on the kind of investments that you make and the rate of returns that
they offer, you could easily be looking at a large kitty as time goes by.
NEVER Put All Your Eggs in One Basket Though!
Given the context of the above
mentioned, it is also very important that you remain investment savvy by not
putting in all your eggs in one basket, however lucrative that proverbial
basket may seem. For instance, if there is a financial planner or investor who
promises you a rate of return of 20% or more on investments you make with that
individual, don’t get carried away! Such high rates of return are really rare
and typically not trustworthy.
Instead you should look at more
secure investment options, even if the rate of return is low, on a diversified
basis.
Take a look at www.renegadeuniversity.net . Set aside some time to read, watch the videos, and ask the hard questions.
Staying Focused and NOT Giving Up Central to Financial Independence
How often we see individuals coming
up with what seems to be a brilliant business plan, only to give up halfway
through due to obstacles of various kinds along the way!
Unfortunately it is circumstances
such as these which prevent a lot of us from achieving the kind of financial
freedom and independence which we so eagerly seek.
For inspiration, you need not look
further than any of the major corporations around us, with the tech ones being
especially very good examples. Take Google for instance, which was borne out of
a simple idea to aggregate online information and put it together in such a way
that users could easily search for and find the information in question. Today
it is a multi-billion dollar, global enterprise. Had its founders given up on
their idea, we would never have been searching online for information in the
same manner that we do today. Likewise, if you look at many of the retail
giants in the country – as indeed around the world, you will find that they had
really humble beginnings and only because their founders had the kind of self
belief which is so earnestly required; could they grow their ventures
ultimately to the behemoths which we recognize them as, today.
These are of course instances of
major corporations but the same metaphor and learning can easily be extended in
the case of much smaller enterprises as well. Take for instance a niche website
which you are developing that you intend to monetize through advertisements
alone, while ensuring that the content remains free to audiences. Now, when it
comes to traffic to websites, it often takes time to build, and then
significant effort to sustain. Giving up too soon will not bear you any fruit,
while staying persistent will more than likely pay rich rewards.
Therefore the learning for you from
this post has to be that when it comes to success in any venture you are
conjuring – discipline and focus are absolutely pivotal. Without them, you will
certainly not be in a position to get anywhere as far as your ultimate
objective of financial freedom and independence is concerned.
Accordingly, each time you find
yourself wandering, or maybe straying away from what is your ultimate goal as
far as the venture at hand is concerned – maybe you are just not making the
kind of headway that you hoped you would, remind yourself that success for all
the successful folks out there never came overnight; they had to work hard and
stay focused for it.
Discipline a Key Factor in Financial Freedom when Working by Oneself
When working by oneself – maybe an
entrepreneurial venture that you are pursuing, it is of utmost important that
you remain focused and disciplined.
I stress on this aspect a lot because
unlike in a job where there are many deterrents to slacking – such as a strict
boss, when you are work on your own, you are effectively your own boss and not
anyone else. So if you do not remain disciplined, there is a good chance that
you will never achieve the goals that you set out for yourself.
Take a simple instance where you
are indulging in freelance writing for diverse online and offline clients, one
of the many quick cash
ideas that I have shared. Now, with no one behind your back, there
is a good chance that you will end up spending your time online but not really
“working”, instead indulging in pastimes such as looking up news sites,
checking your Facebook or Twitter account, and so on.
You must understand that doing so
will hurt no one else but you yourself; the same time you could use in
“working” in the truest sense, you are simply frittering away!! Avoid doing
that under all circumstances.
Tips to Avoid Slacking
In order to avoid slacking as I
have described above, a great way that I have observed and eventually followed
religiously is to cut off all possible distractions. I setup predefined time
lines where “work” is the only agenda, with NOTHING else coming in between – no
personal phone calls, no personal emails, no opening up sites other than work
related, and so on.
Ultimately, I have found that such
an approach really pays off very well.
Further, I have also setup my
boundaries within the home office environment where during certain predestined
time periods I am simply NOT available to anyone else in the household for any
personal purpose, unless it is an absolute emergency. I mention this point
because a lot of the personal entrepreneurial pursuits take place in a home
environment, particularly at the outset, as you maybe building your business
plan, researching all the finance options at your disposal, and so on. Under
such circumstances, household distractions will only end up proving to be a
major deterrent.
Keeping these points in mind, I
wish you success in your pursuit for financial freedom; just remember that you
will only be able to achieve it if you remain self-disciplined.
With Financial Freedom Comes Independence
I have simply lost count of the
number of instances where I have noted couples stuck in relationships which
have very clearly lost their sheen completely, purely because of financial
compulsions. To cite an instance, a woman in an abusive relationship continues
to tolerate her abuser boyfriend / husband, purely because he is the provider,
the proverbial bread winner.
This is definitely not how things
should be; yet, because the most important element of financial freedom happens
to be missing, there is precious little that individuals in such a scenario can
do, other than to tolerate all the wrongdoing that is taking place.
The other, more eclectic choice is
to ensure financial freedom in such a way that you have your personal
independence and therefore do not have to rely on anyone else for day to day
existence, especially if that person (or set of persons) happens to be
unscrupulous. In that regard, I will even cite the instance of many parents who
are clearly not the best for their children, and yet, since the kids do not
have financial freedom, they have to keep up with the abuse (or any other
offensive behavior) which comes their way.
No doubt, achieving such financial
freedom is much easier said than done. And when we are young, and lack both
experience as well as qualification, apart from not being as worldly wise as we
would be in later years, it is that much harder to ensure financial freedom. Yet,
it is not an impossible task either. I would suggest that you look up this page where you
can note a number of passive income ideas which I have shared with you. However
young, unqualified or inexperienced you might be, there would definitely be
ideas on that list that you can actually take up for yourself.
Also remember that a lot of the
learning – whether work related or “life” related, comes with time and
experience. So you need not always seek out specialized learning, such as the
one obtained in a classroom format. Instead, you can simply get on with working
on any of the ideas enlisted (or others that you might possibly have in your
mind) and go from there to achieve financial freedom, towards the ultimate goal
of personal independence.
At the end of the day, you will
have only yourself to thank and feel obligated to, for having taken this much
needed initiative.
Prudent Finances Key to Meeting Exigencies
Life is no doubt very unpredictable
– we often do not know how things will unfurl within a very short span of time.
Given that scenario, it becomes
perfunctory that when it comes to personal finances, they are planned and
provided for very prudently.
In that regard, augmenting one’s
income as well as saving for proverbial rainy days becomes absolutely
quintessential.
We mention this particular aspect
because as troubling as the trend may be, fact is that millions in America – as
indeed in many other parts of the world, are living pay check to pay check.
That way they are not providing for exigencies nor saving up for what may be
the “sunset years”.
This is clearly not a good sign at
all.
I am not saying that you give up
enjoying life in the present – after all, each and every day of your life is
just as important, whereby it becomes really essential that you live it to the
fullest. But at the same time, you also need to ensure that when it comes to
unpredictable situations, you are able to cope up with them financially.
Take the case of a sudden death in
the family, especially if it is an earning member – no one can predict such an
occurrence yet truth is that such things do happen. Likewise, loss of jobs is
something we often cannot foresee in advance; company policies change way too
often rather unpredictably whereby you might suddenly find yourself jobless,
with a mountain of bills to pay and various other financial obligations to
meet.
It is in this context that MasterMind University offers a
variety of ideas and solutions aimed at making one’s financial life that much
easier and comfortable. Using a variety of means at one’s disposal, numerous
initiatives can be taken to ensure that when it comes to financial goals and
ultimately – financial freedom, it is ensured without a glitch.
In particular, passive income is
something which MasterMind University stresses on, offering a variety of ideas for
that as can be seen here. As you
can note, investment options are at the heart of such passive income options,
yet there are many more which can be tapped; existing real estate which can be
rented out is an excellent way to earn passive income without “working” in the
truest sense…there are many more such possibilities as you think about it!
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