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emergency fund

Self first, then kids, then wants…

June 15, 2015 by admin

Beautiful sports carIf you don’t take care of yourself how can you take care of anyone else?  This is our golden rule for the fourth phase in our financial freedom plan, self first, then kids, then wants.  This phase begins after all your debts have been paid off, except for your mortgage.

In this phase you set yourself up to be secure by establishing a full emergency fund of six months worth of expenses and ensure that a full 15% of the gross household income is being saved for retirement.  TIP:  Establish an automatic deposit into your retirement fund to make sure that money gets to where it needs to go!

Then you can establish a college fund for your children if you so choose.  Setting aside a set amount each month is the best way to reach your college fund goal.

After those have been established, then some of your wants can be funded as long as there aren’t any loans involved!  Set up accounts for each of the wants like cars, trips, and toys. TIP:  Please keep the total value of ALL vehicles less than 40% of your annual gross household income.

Take advantage of our FREE offer before time runs out!  Until Friday, June 19th, we are offering a FREE analysis of your financial situation.  Just complete the worksheets by clicking the link.  There is no cost or obligation and of course your information is kept confidential and secure.  Simply submit your worksheets, we will carefully review them, then schedule a follow up call to discuss how to accelerate your financial freedom journey.

Filed Under: Money Management Tagged With: car fund, College fund, debt free, emergency fund, financial freedom, retirement fund, savings, travel fund

Starters

May 25, 2015 by admin

Start Key Showing Car Or Vehicle Ignition
Start Key Showing Car Or Vehicle Ignition
Start Key Showing Car Or Vehicle Ignition

Sometimes you just need a running start in the right direction.  The second phase in our financial freedom plan is to get you started in the right direction by being prepared.  In order to stay on track you will need to have the structure in place to succeed.

To get through the “Starters” phase you will need to:

1.  Establish a “starter” emergency fund

2.  Take full advantage of an employee retirement matching program, if one is available to you

3.  Ensuring there is term life insurance in place, if there are others who are relying on your income.

Being prepared for the future is an important step towards financial freedom and we would like to help!  Until Friday, June 19th, we are offering a FREE analysis of your financial situation.  Just complete the worksheets by clicking the link.  There is no cost or obligation and of course your information is kept confidential and secure.  Simply submit your worksheets, we will carefully review them, then schedule a follow up call to discuss how to accelerate your financial freedom journey.

Filed Under: Money Management Tagged With: emergency fund, employee matching retirement plan, finanacial freedom, Free Offer, life insurance, phase 1, starters

Phases to FREEDOM!

January 31, 2015 by admin

Check out our “Phases to FREEDOM!”.  This webinar goes over our “5 Phases to Financial Freedom” which are (1) Always watch your nets, (2) Starters, (3) Debt destroyer, (4) Self first, then kids and (5) Put your money to work.

Are you on the path to financial freedom?  If so, please comment on what phase you are in.

Filed Under: Money Management, Webinar Tagged With: College fund, debt destroyer, debt free, emergency fund, financial freedom, investments, net income, net worth, retirement, starters, total expenses

Expect the unexpected

January 30, 2015 by admin

911 by Stuart Miles from freedigitalphotos.net
911 by Stuart Miles from freedigitalphotos.net

Establish and maintain an emergency fund of at least six months of expenses.  This is extremely important and should only be used in emergencies.  It should be easily accessible so that you can withdraw the funds quickly.  It should only be used for unexpected costs, it should not fund vacations, new expensive clothing, dining out or other luxuries.  Be sure to keep the emergency fund in a separate account so it is not mixed with other funds for other purposes.  Stay away from temptation!  A good way to make it grow consider is to set up automatic monthly transfers to ensure it gets fully funded.  The emergency fund is for unexpected expenses like appliances that stop working, getting laid off from a job, long illness or an accident.  Be sure to keep this fund for the unexpected and you will be prepared!

Please click “Like” if you have an established emergency fund.

Filed Under: Money Management Tagged With: debt free, emergency fund, financial freedom, Money Management

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