Is The Economic Crisis Affecting You?
October 30, 2008 by Susan Denny
Filed under Wealth Creation
If you’re financially free then I guess it would have no affect at all. But, unfortunately, not all of us have that luxury.
The majority of the population is working at a 9 to 5 job bringing in a salary which only just covers your monthly expenses. With the cost of fuel and basic food items constantly rising, it becomes a real struggle to stay on top of it.
To really survive well in this climate of financial unrest, you need to have more than one source of income. You and your partner may both work, but if one of you loses your job, you could be in deep trouble with no prospects of getting out of it.
Would $200 or $1000 a month make a difference to your budget? In most cases it would make a huge difference. This is where multiple streams of income can help you.
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From Debt To Wealth
August 11, 2008 by Susan Denny
Filed under Wealth Creation
Most of us, at some stage of our life, get ourselves into debt and don’t know where to start to pay it off.
So how do we get from debt to wealth? There’s a few simple steps you can take before you can do anything about your current debt.
- Do a spreadsheet showing every item you pay for either weekly, every 2 weeks or monthly, which includes everything, such as your mortgage, insurances, credit cards, utilities, groceries, car expenses etc.
- Add up all the columns until you come up with a total
- Divide the total by 52 (weeks in a year) which will then show how much you have to earn each week to pay off your debts
- Take your net salary amount for the year and divide it by 52
- Take your debts away from your salary and you’ll either have debt or be in surplus
If you’re in debit, don’t despair as there are things you can do to get from debt to wealth.
The first thing you must do is get in touch with your creditors, tell them your situation, and then work out a payment plan. You’ll find that they will co-operate with you if you are up front and honest with them, and pay the agreed regular repayments.
Don’t expect your debts to be paid off overnight, but if you stick to your plan you’ll be on the road from debt to wealth in no time.






