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Debt Elimination Success Seminar
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Section 1 A Look at Debt History of Debt Credit Card History Current State of Debt How You Got Into Debt Good Debt Bad Debt Business vs. Personal Debt Section 2 Dealing With Your Money The Two Step Plan
The Paths Out of Debt
Living Debt-Free
Section 3 Dealing With Your Creditors Alerts/Scams The Credit Industry
The Debt Collection Process
Dealing with Debt Collectors
Section 4 The Credit Report The Credit Report Credit Score Credit Repair Section 5 Dealing With Yourself The Critical Factor The Art of Prosperity The End of Failure Prosperity Coaching Section 6 Kids and Money Kids and Money How to Pay for College Section 7 Debt Information Bookstore Debt Facts Radio Show Resources About Us
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When you open your new account I want you to do it bursting with pride. While you’re filling out the paper work think to yourself, “I wonder if this banker knows that this account is bringing me financial independence?” Maybe you’ll think it must be so obvious, that the banker must surely know what you’re doing. In fact you should tell your banker exactly what you’re doing. If you don’t feel as though you area being completely supported in this take your money and go somewhere else. It’s what you would do with your kids; it’s what you should do with your money. This is your financial future, it is a big deal. Go about the process like it is. In this lesson we’re going to look at two different accounts. The first one will allow you to have enough money where you won’t have to sell your time for money. It’s called the “Financial Independence” account and is part of the second chamber of circulation as you will keep this money forever. Then we’ll discuss your “Annual Income” account. This is an account that allows you to take a year off from working. It is a specialized account from the third chamber as you will save this money to spend later, in this case to give yourself the ability to take a year off of work. Financial Independence Account When you open your “Financial Independence” account I suggest that you open a special savings account to start. As the amount of money grows it can be put into a money market account, certificates of deposit, mutual funds, stocks, bonds or any investment that makes sense to you. As this money will never be taken out it should be put into an investment vehicle that can take advantage of tax shelter strategies. For most people this would mean an IRA, as always you should check the specifics of available accounts to make sure they meet your individual needs. The goal of your “Financial Independence” account is to accumulate enough money so that the interest or return that is earns is enough for you to live on comfortably without having to work for money again. Now that’s a great goal, so let’s get started. The first step is to figure out how much you need to live on for a year. Remember your needs may be less since you won’t be incurring the expenses of going to work. If you need $50,000 a year to live and your investments return 10% then you only need $500,000 for your account to be fully funded. Once you’ve determined what you need open up a separate account to hold your funds. This account won’t be fully funded overnight; in fact, it might take a number of years. But remember that the funds themselves will be earning more money so once you start funding the account it will start having a momentum all it’s own. There is power in knowing that you are on the path to financial independence. In the Wizard of Oz when Dorothy stepped onto the yellow brick road it was just a small spiral, the first few steps she seemed to be going in circles. Nonsense! She started at the beginning and every step took her further down the path. Rejoice! You have started down the path to financial independence. A step must people never begin! When you open your new account I want you to do it bursting with pride. While you’re filling out the paper work think to yourself, “I wonder if this banker knows that this account is bringing me financial independence?” Maybe you’ll think it must be so obvious, that the banker must surely know what you’re doing. This is your financial independence, it is a big deal. Go about the process like it is. These are the affirmations that go with your Financial Independence Account.
As you consider your financial independence account it’s important to use your prosperity tools. Write your affirmations; use your six senses and what about a financial independence theme song. Remember you never withdraw your money from this account. But here is the fun part. You’ve going to take the interest and put it back through the four prosperity chambers. Some of it will be kept forever, kept in the financial independence account. Some of it will be put in the large purchases account. Some of it is given away and some of it is spent. In this case I suggest that you spend it on a prosperity party. One of the most important aspects of The Art of Prosperity is the reward for a job well done. You are going to thoroughly enjoy having your Financial Independence fully funded and you are going to enjoy every step along the way.
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The Art of ProsperityIntroduction Lesson 4 The Power of Circulation Page 3 The Invest In Your Debt Online Seminar will teach you how to transform your debt from financial burden to financial opportunity.
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