We are always complaining about not having enough money in our bank accounts Here are 7 practical remedies for you to fatten your wafer-thin bank accounts . . . 7 Remedies to a Wafer-Thin Bank Account is an adaptation of George S. Clason's Classic 'The Richest Man In Babylon'. The Wealth Division in Giants Learning Technologies has created this succinct information for you to read and digest. Hopefully this will spur you to take massive action. Cheers!

1. 7 REMEDIES TO A
WAFER-THIN BANK
ACCOUNT
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From our Wealth Mastery Division
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ADAPTED FROM THE RICHEST MAN IN BABYLON,
A CLASSIC FROM GEORGE S. CLASON

2. Disclaimer
What we share, you may have heard.
Then why are you still within the herd?
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Step out boldly with determination!

3. Introduction
We are always complaining about not having
enough money in our bank accounts
So . . . Here are 7 practical remedies for you to
fatten your wafer-thin bank accounts . . .
Enjoy!

4. Allow Your Bank Account to Fatten
"But when I began to take out
from my purse but nine parts of
the ten I put in," Arkad said, "it
began to fatten. So will thine."
You are capable of receiving a lot of money into
your life
Start by SAVING 10% of your INCOME that
comes along your way
Use piggy banks, saving accounts . . . whatever.
Just Save.

5. Control Your Expenses
"That what each of us calls our
'necessary expenses' will always
grow to equal our incomes unless
we protest to the contrary," Arkad
stated. "Confuse not the necessary
expenses with thy desires."
Look at your consolidated bank account
statement . . . Do you see money gushing out or
money trickling in?
You may make $10,000 a month . . . But if you
spend $9000 a month, you are no better off than
making $1000 a month

6. Multiply Your Wealth
"A man's wealth is not in the coins
he carries in his purse; it is the
income he buildeth. That is what
thou desireth: an income that
continueth to come whether thou
work or travel."
It’s not a joke when a Bank offers you a 50-year
home loan. It reflects the reality of rising
inflation rates and stagnant wages
Make your own informed decision, invest a
portion of your money by other means,
according to your risk/reward ratio

7. Protect Your Wealth from Loss
"The first sound principle of investment is
security for thy principal. The penalty of
risk is probable loss. Study carefully,
before parting with thy treasure, each
assurance that it may be safely reclaimed.
Be not misled by thine own desires to
make wealth rapidly."
Getting rich takes time. A tree can reach out
high only when its roots are in place
If you’re going to take risks, and invest your
money, learn to make calculated risks
Don’t just look out for Returns on Investment,
Rather it is Return of your Investment!

8. Make Your House an Asset, Not a Liability
"Thus come many blessings to the man
who owneth his own house. And greatly
will it reduce his cost of living, making
available more of his earnings for
pleasures and the gratification of his
desires."
There is no ownership for the renter. Ever.
As long as you stay in your house, and it is still under
mortgage loans, it remains a liability
Look for re-financing to reduce your interest rates, and
always be on the look out for other rental yielding
properties
Take a look at cheaper overseas properties. The grass can
be greener on the other side

9. Insure Your Future Income
"No man can afford not to
insure a treasure for his old
age and the protection of his
family, no matter how
prosperous his business and
investments may be."
What Man proposes, God disposes
While the future is unknown, take the right
measures to ensure a certain level of financial
stability
Insurance is the only financial tool to provide
a certain payout in uncertain times

10. Be Teachable. Always.
"The more of wisdom we know, the more
we may earn. The man who seeks to learn
more of his craft shall be richly rewarded.
Cultivate thy own powers, study and
become wiser, become more skillful, and
act as to respect thyself."
Pre-conceived ideas can be a cap on your ability
to be a better person
Constantly learn, discover and share
Never underestimate the opportunity to
monetise your favorite hobby or skill

11. Nonetheless, we are not the financial gurus . . .
Instead, we seek these financial strategists
and bring them along your way
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