Manage Your Finances Successfully

Submitted : Dec 23, 2009   Word Count : 405   Popularity: 96

If you're thinking that it's about time you experience financial freedom in your life, you are right. We can start right here, right now by taking a simple test.
How frequently do you pay for rent?
How frequently do you pay for credit fees?
How frequently do you pay for your utilities?
How frequently do you pay for your grocery bills?
How frequently do you pay yourself?

Hold on-was the last question a mistake? No, it's there for a reason. Think about this, when we are making money, we usually pay everyone else except us. This is because we somehow think that when all is paid off, very little is left for us to enjoy.

This sounds reasonable, but let me tell you a better way to attain financial success-take a portion of the money you made and keep it for yourself. This has been done by the very wealthy for hundreds of years.

This is actually the first law of financial success practiced by the Babylonians; and this is the first rule you too must follow in your wealth building endeavors. Set aside at least ten percent of your income in your Financial Independence Account before you even begin paying off your debts.

From your financial independence account, use a portion of it to pay insurance premium-it is a personal investment on your part. Keep the rest of the money for your savings. If you don't draw on your savings or the interest that it yields, you will have a pretty nest egg for you to use for investment before long.

You might be thinking about that pile of debts on your desk today. How can I have financial freedom if creditors are waiting and expecting my paycheck right? Not to worry, stay on track by creating another account-a debt clearance account.

Simply put, you need to take twenty percent of whatever you get in making money and use it for the sole purpose of paying off your debts. Write a letter to your creditor informing him of your financial plans and guarantee him a certain amount weekly or monthly until all is paid off.

What we have now created is a savings plan and a debt clearance strategy that will make reaching your financial objectives a relatively easier task to accomplish. A wealth building, success driven life is not far behind.

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