Great financial tips to ensure you make more dollar

Dear Friend

In the previous lesson, we talked about the Power of Words.

Today we’re going to discuss how to make a million dollars in one year.

Does that sound like hype? It is.

You see hundreds of ads online promising to help you make thousands every month…Can they really deliver on that promise? Who knows. The point is there is something in the promise that is enticing, yes? The expectation that you can go from zero to a million dollar a year income is what the promises in those headlines are based on.

You and I know that, unless you win the lottery, the chances of that happening are slim to none.

Do you really want to make a million dollars a year?

You can you know.

For anyone who is making $800,000 each year in gross sales should be able to devise a plan to increase revenues 20% over the coming year. That’s’ all you have to do to make a million dollars a year.

The question is, how do you get to $800,000 a year in revenue? Make $700,000 in the previous year…and so on and so on.

You must have realistic expectations for sales. If you’re earning $50,000 a year now, aim towards $65,000 or even $75,000 the next year. If you’re earning $150,000 a year income, shoot for $200,000 to $225,000. Do you see what I’m driving at?

Wealth is not accumulated by hope or promises. Wealth is accumulated by increasing your revenues and decreasing or stabilizing your expenses.

We’ll talk about realistic strategies for increasing revenues for your business in the next several lessons.

But I will not make them public because I do not want to reveal what I’m going to reveal to everybody. If you want to continue reading the next lessons for free, just install my Online Wealth Chips & Tips Messenger.

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In Debt Over Your Head? These 5 Simple Steps Will Help

The next 5 steps are not difficult. They only take commitment. You can do it. The feeling of freedom and success when the bills are not hanging over your head will make this all worthwhile.

Ready to get stated? Let’s go.

Step #1. Work out where you are now

You may not have looked at your financial position for a while. Maybe that’s why you are suffering under a load of debt presently. But you need to take stock of your financial position now. Unless you know where you are now, it’s hard to work out how to fix things.

Just get a pen and paper and all your credit card bills and look at the situation honestly. List out all your debts and their interest rates and the minimum monthly repayments.

Don’t get worried about how much you owe. It’s been said that anyone can get rid of all their debt within 5-7 years, including their mortgage. That means you too.

Step #2 Stop spending more than you earn NOW

This is the first thing that must be done to start the ball rolling for your financial success. This is most probably the reason you need to take action now. Look at your living expenses and cut out those things you can’t afford.

Also cut up all the credit cards except one for emergencies and commit yourself to only spending what you can afford from your own income.

Step #3. Find some cash to pay down those debts

Once you have come to grips with Step #2, the next step is to work out ways to put some money aside every week or month to start paying down those debts, preferably faster than the minimum monthly requirement. Pay as much as you can. It’s better to pay down these debts than to put the money in the bank. This is because the credit card interest is a lot more than you can receive from the bank for funds on deposit. The aim is pay down the highest interest debt first.

If you have 2 credit cards with the same interest rate, pay off the one with the smallest balance first. That will give you a boost and the resolve to keep on going.

Step #4. Build a Savings Fund

Once you have those credit cards under control it’s time to think about putting some funds aside to start building some savings. You’ll be surprised how fast your money grows if you religiously keep adding to the balance and don’t touch it. If you really need to purchase an expensive item like furniture or car it is better to save for it than to borrow, if at all possible.

Step #5. Pay Down That Mortgage.

Since the interest rate on your mortgage is usually a lot less than credit card and store debt you can leave this item till last. Also it is increasing in value over time – unlike your car, TV, Video, furniture and boat. You will be surprised how many years you can cut off your mortgage repayments by just adding a few extra dollars each month to the payment.

These a just a few basic rules to help you get back on your feet financially. The main principle here is to work on reducing your credit card debt. Once that is done use those freed up funds to build your nest egg and pay off the mortgage. That’s the plan that works.

Now get those documents out, do the sums and start on your road to financial freedom.

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Debt consolidation Can it really help those in debts?

Debt consolidation is the act and process of taking out one loan to pay off many other loans and bills like credit card bills or student loans.

The main aim of debt consolidation is to basically reduce the total amount of loan repayment through interest rate reduction.

Many debt consolidation companies, programs and services have argued the benefits and advantages of debt consolidation when one is in cycle of debts. But the question is:

Is debt consolidation really useful in helping people get out of their debt problems?
While I agree that debt consolidation can help debtors solve their debt problems, many debtors really have much difficulty to get out of their debt problems even after they consolidate their debts.

Why is that so??
Think about it – Most of these debt consolidators are in debt problems because they spend on credit and are used to spending more than they can afford to. As such, they eventually run into debts in the long run since they are always spending more than they earn every month.

After debt consolidation these debt consolidators will have their credit card balance clear and a single monthly loan payment (with extended repayment period).

With a lighter loan repayment amount, most of these people will begin to relax and usually over spend on their monthly budget again in the near future.

By doing so, they will eventually run into debts again. Thus, it is not surprising to see many people who have had consolidate their debts before to run into debt problems again.

How does one get out of debts?
Debt consolidation is a tool to help debtors get out of debt problems. Unfortunately, many have used it to increase their debt problems as mention above.

The only surefire way to get out of debts is really to adjust your spending habit and commit to a discipline lifestyle. If you ask me, the get out of debt formula is really simple:

Its either to earn more money or spent less money.

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