http://youtu.be/RkQbe_ThZIk

Ok, you’re debt free. So now what? You’ve got options. You can save, invest, spend, or go back into debt.

A good personal finance plan should include, saving, investing, and giving. Becoming debt free is awesome. And once you get there, don’t be foolish with your money. Have a plan. Stick to it.

There’s real estate, stocks/bonds, or a savings account. Each with a different rate of return and level of commitment. The hardest, but most rewarding, is investing by buying assets that produce cash flow.

Remember, inflation is a tax. If you don’t put your money to work, inflation will rob you of your wealth. Put your money to work for you.

To Your Financial Freedom,
Greg Whitaker

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRlZuTZTZBI

Try to get in the habit of giving away a portion of your income. 10% is commonly referred to as tithing. If you aren’t a church goer no biggie. Give to a person, place, or organization where you are spiritually fed.

If 10% is too much, don’t sweat it. Try 5%, or 2% or an amount that you’re comfortable with. The point is to just get started.

When you give a portion of your income back, it’s an opportunity to participate in the unlimited abundance of the universe. Let it be a normal part of your personal finance routine.

You’ll be surprised how easy it is once you get in the habit. And believe it or not, you can give away a portion of your income and still become debt free!

To Your Financial Freedom,
Greg Whitaker

http://youtu.be/hW8nxs0sRh4

You can’t change a lifetime of bad money habits overnight. That’s microwave thinking. It takes time and consistent action in the area of personal finances. That’s crock pot thinking.

Yes, you can have some victories early on when becoming debt free. However, the real change will come over time. Consistent action and thinking to pay off debts will put you on the road to success.

Don’t buy microwave promises. Go with crock pot ideas. You’ll be glad you did.

To Your Financial Freedom,
Greg Whitaker

http://youtu.be/fthcyEmptoo

Do you have a dirty little money secret? Is there a secret savings/checking account your spouse or partner doesn’t know about? You should come clean.

Hiding money is all about fear. It’s not healthy for your financial freedom and could slow down your path to becoming debt free.

Personal finance is a team sport if you’re in a relationship. Sit down and come together as a team. You’ll be glad you did.

To Your Financial Freedom,
Greg Whitaker

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-w2HIsYLITo

Have a safe and happy 4th of July. Please don’t drink and drive. Have fun, be safe, and I’ll see you soon.

Ego never sleeps.  It’s fear.  Fear: The twin of love.  Separate, but the same.  Two sides, same coin.  The contrast drives our evolution.

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