The Path to Financial Freedom
Do you know the path to RLeachfinancial freedom? This path is made up of two set rules and most of us play by the first set of rules. However if we changed to another set of rules this would help us achieve financial freedom through information.
So what are these rules? The rule that most of us play by is go to school, get good grades, get a high paying job, work hard, get out of debt, save money and get a good retirement plan, but is this working for everyone? Sadly alot of people are not achieving financial freedom they desire so much.
Robert Kiyosaki the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, explains this quadrant. Draw a cross on a sheet o f paper and put in the Top Left E B Right top
Bottom left S I Bottom left
E – stands for employee
S – stands for small business person, self – employed, specialist
B – stands for Big Business - Employs over 500 employees
I – stands for Investment.
Most schools train you in E and S quadrants and that is okay if that’s where you want to be. Also there are students that are being trained in E and B quadrant for high paying jobs for the corporate ladder as an employee not as a business person.
There is an industry that helps people achieve the path to financial freedom and helps change lives.
Robert Kiyosaki speaks of this as the Direct Selling Industry. It helps people to switch their beliefs and thinking from the E and S quadrant to the B and I quadrant. It also shows them a path to financial freedom. Financial freedom doesn’t happen over night but Robert Kiyosaki explains the other set of rules in this free presentation video click here and discover for yourself what these rules are, it may be the answer to the path of financial freedom you are looking for. So take action now and click here for a free presentation video.
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Rosemary Leach
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A Brief Description of how to get out of debt and increase your assets and payoff your mortgage without spending any more money than you are currently paying right now.
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#1 by Scott B on November 20th, 2009
As long as you are going with the HECM product you have nothing to worry about. The beauty of the HECM reverse mortgage is that it is government insured. This means that if something were to ever happen to Financial Freedom the government transfers the loan and not only guarantees your payments but they also guarantee that you will get them on time. The government did a good job covering all possibilities with this one
#2 by WPMixer on November 20th, 2009
How come investing is not one of the steps?
#3 by daniela on November 20th, 2009
PLEASE!
Do you really think you will get a free offer to make thousands in the mail randomly?!?!?
#4 by Wordpress on November 20th, 2009
This is good but I think I found a better site that reviews the best work at home sites. americasbestworkfromhome>>com
#5 by klsr on November 20th, 2009
I myself have not used it, but have a (distant ) friend who has.
They are thoroughly disillusioned with the service. They have said they bitterly regret having done this.
I have no information other than that, they did not want to talk about it ( and thus reveal the extent of their problems, I guess. )
I suggest you do more research beyond this forum.
#6 by pnatt89 on November 20th, 2009
so a doctor and a janitor should share the same wealth? What would be the motivation of sacrificing ones life in medicine if there was no monetary motivation? I make 5 times what an entry level person makes. If I made the same, I would want the same lack of responsibilities that the entry level person has. Screw that. SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!
#7 by jimmy s on November 21st, 2009
theres a difference between being wealthy and being rich. being rich is making alot of money. being wealthy is making your money work for you and making money while on vacation or not working anymore. becoming wealthy is to put away money the right way as soon as you can. use the rule of 72 to your advantage. the rule of 72 tells you how long it takes for your money to double. 72 divided by your interest rate tells you. 3% cd's take 24 years, 6% tbills take 12 years, 12% mutual funds take 6 years. how long do you want to wait to retire or be wealthy?
#8 by nacao on November 21st, 2009
How do I become a millionaire ?
#9 by Blogger on November 21st, 2009
I require credit. We require credit. Credit is required by most people.
#10 by guzen on November 21st, 2009
I hope you can see there is no HYPE here. You’re worth only what you want in life. But that is all. It’s up to you to step out of your box and do something different. Start believing. Isn’t it funny how the people who point their fingers and mock, are always the ones who are NOT HAPPY with their own lives? Crazy! But true.
Call me and let’s talk. 801.674.3123 Either way, I hope your day is great!
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#11 by madfly2003 on November 21st, 2009
Pay off the highest rate loans first. Pay a little to all loans. Don't start new loans (especially to fast cash companies, they're a rip). Eventually you will get out of the hole. When you do, start saving. You can "borrow" from yourself when you need to. Don't forget to pay yourself back!
#12 by WPBlog Shop on November 22nd, 2009
Be wealthy not a millionaire. If you can make the distinction between being wealthy and being a millionaire you will have a huge headstart.
1.Figure out how much you spend every month.
2.Make more earned income than you spend.
3.Take whats left and buy stuff that generates cashflow . Such as tax free muni bonds.
4.When you are making more money from the interest of the bonds than you need to get through the month you are wealthy.
#13 by passionateone on November 22nd, 2009
I don't like it.
#14 by learning1day@atime on November 22nd, 2009
My answer is a bit different, and perhaps most people will think I'm a complete nut-case, but that's okay, because I already HAVE financial freedom, and here's how I got it…
1) Believe that God keeps his promises, one of which is to take care of everything. (Jesus, in the sermon on the mount, the Gospel of Matthew, chapters 5-7).
2) Give away as much as possible. The rule of the universe is that when you give to someone, what you get back is at least ten times as much. Please don't take my word for this… go out and try it.
Have you ever heard of tithing? It's not that new a concept, it goes back thousands and thousands of years, to the very beginning of the Bible, in Genesis.
Did you ever wonder, why 10% — why 1/10th?
It's because it's a perfectly balanced mathematical formula.
If you always get back ten times what you give, then 1/10 really is the MINIMUM you should give.
For example, let's say you just earned $500. If you give away $50, you've guaranteed that another $500 is coming your way. But if you give away $100, then you'll have $1000 coming to you. Give away $200, and next time it will be $2000.
The timing will be different for everyone. For me, I've always gotten results within 3 to 7 days.
Like I said at the start of this, yeah, I know most people will just scoff and think I'm crazy. But if at least ONE person who reads this is inspired to look into it further, then writing this will have been worth the trouble (it's another form of giving).
A final thought… did you know that this is the one promise in the Bible where God says, "TEST me on this. See if I don't do what I promise."
Read the last book of the Old Testament, Malachi. Chapter 3.
#15 by Free Blog on November 22nd, 2009
Good advice! Thanks for posting.
#16 by MDuck06 on November 23rd, 2009
Put all of your money into savings is too conservative in your age. You should at least invest huge portion of that money into mutual fund, or funds that offers long term capital growth. You can put the rest of the money into a savings account.
The key to achieve financial freedom is to diversify your portfolio: saving, stock, mutual fund, etc.
As for your financial obligations, things will change in time. And, you will need to factor that in when you invest.