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  • Stop Financially Bleeding and Take Control of Your Finances

    Stop Financially Bleeding and Take Control of Your Finances

    Stop Financially Bleeding and Take Control of Your Finances

    To stop financially bleeding and take control of your finances you have to stop spending so much. You have to get out of debt the fastest you can, at least the bad debt. The bad debt is the consumer debt that you spend money on liabilities with. Good debt would be spending money you didn’t have on assets but we’ll save that for another time. Manage your money better by writing all your money down. Stop spending all your money when you get paid and pay off debt and invest. You need your money going to good places like assets not just spending frivolously.

    Write all you Money Down

    Get an Excel sheet on your computer or just get a notebook and a pen. Write all of your income down and all of your expenses down too. This will show you now, in the past and future where all your money is going to. If you don’t know where your money’s going you can’t control it. Get control of your money by figuring out where it’s all going by writing it all down. It’s really not that hard. Do it, trust me, you’ll thank me later.

    Save up an Emergency Fund

    Save about $2,000 as fast as possible. You want to have 3-6 months worth of expenses saved up at one point in case you lose your job. About 46% of Americans don’t have $1,000 saved in case of emergency. That’s not good because if their kid breaks their arm or if they get a flat tire they may have to go into debt to pay for it. About 3 out of 10 American’s don’t have anything saved. That’s insane and you need money saved to pay for expenses. Stop living paycheck to paycheck and either cut back on spending or earn more to save that.

    Next Start paying off Your High Interest Debt

    Put your extra money into paying off your debt so that your not hit each month with high interest. The Interest from credit cards or consumer debt is as high as 28% to 32% at least alot of times. That means if you owe $10,000 your most likely paying $2,800 a year in interest. That’s an insane amount of money. The average person holds about $6,000 in credit card debt and the average household holds about $11,000 in credit card debt. Start paying off your high Interest debt so you don’t have to worry about interest payments taking all your money and owing anyone or anything your hard earned money.

    Next Start investing

    Start Investing in Assets like Stocks, Real Estate or Businesses. Stocks are probably the favorite because they are easy to manage and are more liquid then let’s say real estate. Real Estate you can’t take money out most of the time for a long time. You can invest in Dividend Stocks and other Investments that hold up for the long term. You need to Invest your money after saving up paying down and paying off your debt because now your looking to grow your money.

    Do the 70-20-10 rule

    Take your money you get each month or week and subtract bills and taxes. After subtracting bills and taxes from your income divide your money into 3 groups. One of the groups is spending and that will be 70% of your income after bills and taxes. Spending will be for anything like food, water, clothing and whatever else you need. 20% goes to Investing or paying off debt. Invest in Assets that pay you in dividends and appreciation, literally. 10% goes to savings, remember, have these savings in case of emergency or job loss. The three things savings is for is 1 in case of emergency, 2 for a big purchase or 3 for investing.

    Write your Money Down, Save, Pay off Debt and Invest

    It’s as simple as that people, write all your money down. Once you see where all your money goes and you can track it you can control it. Start saving, pay off your high interest debt then Invest to grow you money. This is how to stop financially bleeding and take control of your finances. You have the power so do your research and get out of whatever rut your in. Wealth is also in the mind, you must have a wealthy mindset. Research if you don’t know, that’s how you find things out. You have the world of information at the palm of your hands and the end of your finger tips. Use technology for good and to your advantage. Become Financially free by following these steps and doing research.

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  • Begin Financial Success with These Tips

    Begin Financial Success with These Tips

    Begin Financial Success with These Tips

    When you’re first starting out it is detrimental that you have some kind of capital AKA money handy or liquid. Having money in a savings account with around $1,000 to $2,000 is very essential. Having 3 to 6 months worth of expenses saved up is the next step up. You want to tackle your high interest debt though after the $1,000 or $2,000 saved. Start saving and paying off debt then you start investing.

    Save up $1,000 to $2,000

    Nearly 43% to 53% of Americans do not have enough money to cover $1,000 worth of expenses in case of emergency. That means 110 million to 135 million people can’t cover $1,000 worth of expenses in case of an emergency. Nearly 3 out of 10 Americans don’t have any savings at all.

    It is very essential for you to have $1,000 to $2,000 saved up in case of an emergency. Let’s say your kid breaks their arm or you get a flat tire, so you don’t go into debt you can pay with that $1,000 or $2,000 saved up.

    Once you have $1,000 or $2,000 saved up start tackling the high interest Debt

    Always make your minimum payments but once you save some money if you can then start going after your high interest debt. You can do the debt Snowball method where you pay the lowest amount of debt in a single credit card or loan first so that once you pay off the full amount of the lowest credit card or loan you feel good. It’s psychologically proven it makes you want to pay off the rest of the debt and it feels good when you pay off some of it. The debt Avalanche means you go after the high interest debt first and pay off the highest standing balance or highest interest so that the interest payments shrinks along with your balance.

    Once you save a bit and start attacking your debt saves 3 to 6 months worth of expenses and start investing.

    You really want to save three to six months worth of expenses just in case you lose your job so that you won’t be left hurting if you don’t have a job. You want to do that as fast as possible but at the same time while you’re saving and if you’re debt is all paid off you can start investing.

    Start investing after you’ve saved up money and paid off your debt

    Once you’ve saved up enough money to feel comfortable in case of emergency or for a big purchase or an investment also don’t forget if you lose your job, those are the reasons why you saved that money. After all that and you’re done paying off your debt start investing into stocks, ETFs, real estate. The thing that made most people wealthy in this country and world are stocks, real estate and businesses.

    If you need more help or want to learn what to invest in schedule a Financial consultation with me Financial Gregory and learn how to manage your money or how to invest.

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  • Everything You Need to Know about Finance for Beginners to Intermediates

    Everything You Need to Know about Finance for Beginners to Intermediates

    Everything You Need to Know about Finance for Beginners to Intermediates

    This is everything you need to know about Finance for beginners to intermediates. You want to write all of your money down so you can keep track of it. You want to do a financial rule like the 70/20/10 rule or the 75/15/10 rule. You want to invest in assets not liabilities. You want to invest for the long term not the short term. Spend less than you make. Invest frequently, save frequently also.

    Write All Your Money down

    Write all your money down. Write down your income and expenses. You can see where your money comes from and where it goes and you can see what not to spend next time. You can see easier how to spend less than you make.

    Do the 70/20/10 rule

    If you follow this rule you’ll be able to divide your money into three sections, 70% for spending,  20% to invest or paying off debt and 10% to savings.

    Assets are Something that puts Money into Your Pockets, Liabilities are Something that Takes Money out of Your Pockets

    The Rich Own Assets, The Poor and Middle Class Own Liabilities they think are Assets

    There’s 7 to 10 Different Assets to Invest in

    Stocks, Bonds, Etf’s. Real Estate. Your own Business or businesses, other people’s businesses. Your own Knowledge. Precious Metals.

    Invest for the Long Term not the Short Term

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  • How to Manage Your Money

    How to Manage Your Money

    How to Manage Your Money

    Honestly to manage your money wisely is to not spend all of it. What do we do with the money that we don’t spend then? The money we don’t spend we need to allocate it properly. Where do I allocate the money I don’t spend you ask? You invest and save it. Investing will grow your money and saving will keep you with an emergency fund. Along with investing you can also pay off debt if you have any.

    How to not spend all of your money

    Doing the 70/20/10 rule can help you make sure that you don’t spend all your money and that you allocate it correctly. The 70/20/10 rule goes like this, you take your income and subtract bills and taxes, you’re left with a number. That number you take it and you have 70% of it for spending, you can spend on things like food, water, clothes Etc. 20% will go to paying off debt or investing, 10% will go to saving. That’s the way I do the 70/20/10 rule and it works great. Therefore if you stick to a financial rule like that and you will allocate your money so that you’re not always spending all of it.

    Write down all your money each week or month

    If you write down your income and expenses each week or month then you see what you’re spending on that you shouldn’t be spending or just get an idea on how to budget more. It’s good to write it out so that you see what you need to do and how you need to allocate your money correctly. It’s very efficient and it’s one of the top ways to the budget your money and help your money situations.

    Pay off debt

    The average household credit card debt is about $7,000, that’s a lot of money that you have to be paying per month because with a 28% interest it seems unreal. Imagine if you can get 28% interest that you can grow your money with, well your credit card company is getting it from you, it’s time to pay off your debt.

    Start investing

    There are investing platforms that allows you to invest with as little as $1, it’s time you start. Investing a bit each week or bi-weekly or monthly can grow your money substantially throughout time. Allocate some money to invest whether whichever investment you go for during that time. You can invest in stocks, bonds, ETFs. You can also invest in real estate. Invest in your own knowledge. Invest into your own business or other people’s businesses. I personally don’t invest in Bitcoin but to each its own. There’s also precious metals you can invest in. Start investing today.

    Save $2,000 or go further and get six to 12 months worth of expenses saved up

    Did you know 48% of Americans don’t have $1,000 saved up in case of an emergency. It’s good to have a thousand to $2,000 savings cushion in case of an emergency. You can save money for three reasons, in case of emergency, save for a big purchase or save to invest. You just need to start saving some money so that you have that cushion in case anything happens.

    Spend less, invest more and save more

    That is the way to become wealthy is those three steps, if you spend less you will have more money, if you invest more you will make more money and if you save more you will have that in case of anything. It’s time to get your finances right and start building your Empire and Future correctly. How to manage your money is you don’t spend everything you make and you allocate it in certain places to make you more or keep you afloat. You got this, believe you can do it.

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