7 Daily Steps to Accumulating Wealth
We are told time and time again as Americans we spend more money. Everyone complains that only if they had more money, their problems would go away. We all know that is not true. It might solve some problems but not all our problems. How many times have we heard those who won the lottery are poor within a couple of years? We think to ourselves, “that would never happen to us”.
How could the winners lose all that money? Simple! It is a lack of discipline and education (not the education of scholastic aptitude) but a lack of financial education and as I said before discipline. Remember it’s not how much you spend but how much you save that is important. Let’s take a look at some simple steps to put money back into your pocket.
Step 1-Your Car
The price of gasoline is rising. Sure it has come down in the past few months but if you compare the price of gas this year to last year we are still paying more. No, I am not asking you to give up your car or ride a bicycle to work (although it would be better for your health, just not practical). If you are driving a big vehicle and you really do not need it (i.e. for work), sell it and get a smaller vehicle. Obviously, if the car is paid off keep it. But you still might be able to spend less money with a smaller vehicle especially with respect to repairs and gasoline.
How could the winners lose all that money? Simple! It is a lack of discipline and education (not the education of scholastic aptitude) but a lack of financial education and as I said before discipline. Remember it’s not how much you spend but how much you save that is important. Let’s take a look at some simple steps to put money back into your pocket.
Step 1-Your Car
The price of gasoline is rising. Sure it has come down in the past few months but if you compare the price of gas this year to last year we are still paying more. No, I am not asking you to give up your car or ride a bicycle to work (although it would be better for your health, just not practical). If you are driving a big vehicle and you really do not need it (i.e. for work), sell it and get a smaller vehicle. Obviously, if the car is paid off keep it. But you still might be able to spend less money with a smaller vehicle especially with respect to repairs and gasoline.

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