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Use a home based business to create money now and grow your own pension.
What would happen if suddenly, through no fault of my own, I lost my income.
Suppose for a moment that the company you work for was down sizing, or was purchased by another company and your job became redundant. What would you do?
Smaller companies are being bought up, other companies merge and each time this happens, duplicable jobs are lost, pension plans may not be transferable.
Consider this, you become ill or are in an accident and you are unable to work for many months or even years. How would you cope? Does your company pay long term disability?
For most people income replacement insurance is unaffordable, and so is administering your own pension plan.
If there is a down turn in your local economy, your state or province, or even your country. How would that affect you?
You may live in a small community, which means jobs may be scarce and if one job is lost, it may not be easily replaced.
Ask yourself, do bad things only happen to other people?
You are entitled to a free full thirty minute telephone, personal strategic business planning session. Consultation
Inflation is slowly eroding everyone's income.
In the last 50 years the cost of living has gone up by 25 times. Who could have imagined an increase in the cost of living going up 25 times?
50 years ago, a litre of gasoline cost 5 cents or about 22 cents per gallon. A week's groceries cost 15 or 20 dollars. New cars sold for $500.
If history repeats itself and the cost of living goes up another 25 times, wouldn't an extra $5000 or so per month be helpful? If it happened before, it can happen again. Are you prepared for that kind of change?
Statistics show, that even today as little as $500 per month extra income would prevent most bankruptcies.
So wouldn't $1000 plus, each month for life be helpful?
The cost of living is increasing and most people have less and less disposable income, or the income to achieve their dreams.
Will savings be a solution? Yes and no - Don't save until you have eliminated your credit card and non-mortgage bank loans. What is the point of saving and getting 2% or 3% return when you are paying 8% to 18% interest on credit cards.
When you consider inflation at 3% or more, and your savings generate less than the inflation rate, you are actually losing money by saving. So the key to getting closer to financial independence, first pay off the highest interest rate loans, then save the money you would have paid in interest in a vehicle that earns more than the inflation rate.
Our discussion will give you a number of options that will help you pay off your debt, to increase your disposable income.
There are solutions and I will discuss them in detail, during our half hour consultation.
Ask yourself, will my income and pension keep pace?
You are entitled to a free full thirty minute telephone, personal strategic business planning session. Consultation.

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