This article discusses a simple system for saving money by dividing financial goals into wealth building and purposeful spending categories. It recommends creating three bank accounts: a wealth account to receive income and fund wealth building goals like retirement savings; a purposeful savings account to allocate funds for planned large purchases; and a personal operations account to cover living expenses with bi-weekly transfers from the wealth account. Monitoring spending and increasing savings amounts with pay raises can help the system succeed over time at creating a stable financial future.
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Have you ever asked yourself this, “Why am I working”? Is it only once, twice, and thrice or never at all? Or does this question ever cross your mind? For sure at this moment, you are already wondering.
Retirement opens up a seemingly limitless world of possibilities. But all those choices can be a bit intimidating. The good news is with a bit of care, forethought and preparation, you can not only plot out a successful, fulfilling retirement, but also ensure you’ll have the funds on hand to pay for it.
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How to make the most of your Life Insurance policyPravesh Vasudeva
Life insurance coverage can be a bit hard to navigate when you are first looking for coverage. Here are a few tips to keep in mind to make the most of your policy.
Have you ever asked yourself this, “Why am I working”? Is it only once, twice, and thrice or never at all? Or does this question ever cross your mind? For sure at this moment, you are already wondering.
Retirement opens up a seemingly limitless world of possibilities. But all those choices can be a bit intimidating. The good news is with a bit of care, forethought and preparation, you can not only plot out a successful, fulfilling retirement, but also ensure you’ll have the funds on hand to pay for it.
The following tips can help.
this ppt will help all people in general to understanad about finance insurance retriemnt plans etc
it will get clear ideas about how to plan future finance.this will defineatively help to minimize loss in the lond run even if followed 50% its effort to educate people about future finance
because school collages dont teach future finances planning
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Do you think you’ll spend less in retirement? Some say you’ll spend the same, or maybe even more. To help you position for a bright future, you can take these steps as you move closer to retirement.
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Help Employees Reach Their Financial Goals - Regardless of the size of your business or the
type of benefits you provide, the Employee
Financial Resource Program offers you many
advantages • Highlights what you provide to your
employees as the foundation of their financial
security, which reinforces goodwill and helps
employee morale and retention
• May increase productivity as employees
gain more control over their financial future
• Allows you to distance yourself from offering
financial advice
• Facilitates offering another valuable benefit to
your employees, with no cost to you
How to prepare a financial plan to help you adjust to retirement Pravesh Vasudeva
We know how exciting retirement can be after years of hard work. So have you considered how you are going to spend your “me time?" How long you’ll live is an important factor that impacts how long your money needs to last. Canadians are living longer than before, which means you’ll likely need more to support your retirement dreams.
Do you think you’ll spend less in retirement? Some say you’ll spend the same, or maybe even more. To help you position for a bright future, you can take these steps as you move closer to retirement.
If you’re among those who have avoided addressing your life insurance needs, we’d like to encourage you to take action by dispelling some of the most common life insurance myths. Let's take a look at 7 of them in our presentation.
An approved loan is like a needle on a thread. Preparation is the secret to a successful loan inquiry. Take this steps and learn a thing or two in business loan preparation.
1 year loans- Loan With Flexible Repayment Optionjon22hamrick
1 year loans let you live life like before as repayment is never a problem. The power to plan out your repayment is a wonderful feature for every borrower.
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Why saving money is so hard for some and one simple system to change that Part II
1. Why saving money is so hard for some and one simple system
to change that
Part II
In order to be successful at creating a new habit you must not rely on will power
alone. You must have a dependable system that is structured to bring clarity and
feasibility. That’s what I am going to teach you here.
Divide your saving goals into Wealth Building and Purposeful Spending and clearly
define them as the following.
Wealth Building is strategic wealth accumulation with asset classes that will someday
generate an income when you no longer wish or able to work. Examples include:
• Cash to purchase a rental income property.
• Permanent life insurance premiums.
• Retirement savings.
Purposeful Spending is essential and discretionary purchases you deem necessary to
sustain a good life. These can be long term or short term. Some examples are,
• Down payment for your primary residence.
• College tuition for children.
• Potential medical spending for a parent.
• A vacation
• Anticipated car repair.
2. • A new pair of skis.
• Certain amount of Discretionary spending.
Implement a banking structure that supports these goals. You should have THREE
bank accounts and here is how they work.
1. Create a Wealth Account to hold your Wealth Building Goals and direct
deposit all your income into this account. In actuality this is a checking
account but we will label it “Wealth Account.”
2. Label your savings account “Purposeful Savings” and allocate from your
Wealth Account certain amount each month towards your goals. This
account also serves as over-draft protection.
3. Label a second checking account “Personal Operations.” Schedule bi-
weekly transfers from your Wealth Account to cover your current living
expenses. Live within your means. Any remainder will create a savings
in the Wealth Account.
Continuous maintenance is key. Monitor closely your “Personal Operations” account
to prevent overdraft. Each time you get a pay raise split the additional money to
reward your handwork and increase your savings. This way your savings will grow as
you make more money.
If you have a business you can use a very similar structure to manage your operational
and strategic expenses.
We save because for most of us we have mastered living a good life today and the real
challenge is living this good life for the rest of our lives. I have taught many people
this simple system to create savings but SIMPLE does not mean EASY. Changing a
habit takes time but it can be done. Talk to your Financial Professional and define
your goals. This will be a very uplifting conversation.
3. This article was written by Peter Mu
Registered Representative and Financial Advisor of Park Avenue Securities LLC (PAS), OSJ 20 Bicentennial Circle, Suite 100, Sacramento, CA 95826, 1-916-379-0200.
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