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Financial Planning: 3 Basic Principles for a Seven-Figure Retirement

For those of you who are over 30, click away from this article. I’d rather you didn’t throw eggs at the screen! It damages monitors and does nothing for your financial bottom line. For those under 30, here’s the scoop!

If you put $100.00 into a savings account over the next 12 years, from the time you turn 19, when you withdraw, you’ll have a million dollars in the bank. Can you withdraw with seven figures? Probably not, but that’s a good start on what you can retire on.

Can you pay $100.00 a month for retirement? You can’t afford not to!

There are some basic principles that work in your life and I want to share them with you. You may not realize they are working, but they are. And they work in your life, whether you work for them, whether you know them or not, and whether or not you believe in them. They are still working.

If you’re over thirty and still on the prowl, just nod your head…

Principle #1: You have to GIVE to GET.

If you’re not giving 10% to charity, you’re not going to RECEIVE. This basic principle eludes many of us. But the reality is there in your face, if you don’t give, you don’t receive. Take a look at Bill Gates. See Donald Trump. Look at the richest people you know and ask them if they donate to charity. If they don’t, they won’t be rich for long. You MUST give to GET.

Principle #2: Integrity is not optional.

Dishonesty will get you nowhere in life. You must be honest. Not a bit honest. He’s not honest sometimes. It’s not honest when it’s convenient. MUST be HONEST. Without integrity, your life isn’t worth the salt on your bread, and frankly, it’s not worth keeping. If you have been dishonest in the past, you can change, but DO IT NOW! Integrity is not optional.

Principle #3: Pay yourself first.

10% of everything you earn should go into a savings account you don’t touch. In fact, it should go into a savings account at the time you get paid. In fact, it should go into the savings account so quickly that you don’t even think of anything else you can do with that money. You should NOT touch that money for any reason. Why? Because it is saving. It is a requirement that you put it in and not take it out. Leave it there and let it grow. That’s why it’s called SAVINGS.

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