Your most important asset is you.
Sounds like the first line of a motivational speech and yet it is so true. Stay with me on this one. Say you are a 30 year old college graduate and you work until you are 65: you make the average pay for a college graduate of $51,000; you will make an additional $1,785,000 before you retire even if is you never get a raise. Add that to what you have made already and add a substantial raise or ten for your hard work and intelligent application and you could well make between $2.5 and $3 million.
Where will it go? Ah, that is the question.
Over 65% of American adults have a net worth under $100,000 according to research provided by the NASDAQ market website. They went on to say “The majority of Americans may be financially and economically illiterate. Many have nothing, and likely will never have anything.”
Harsh words but none the less true.
But what about you? What can you do to make certain that you get the life you want both now and later?
The simple answer is to become a master of cash flow management. The truth is that everybody that makes an average income or more can create some discretionary income by making wise spending decisions.
How do you master cash flow management?
You live on less than you make and prioritize you spending so you spend on what is important to you.
Our objective is to give you the knowledge and tools you need so you can be in charge of your finances and make the best decisions on what to do with your money according to your own priorities.
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