By Todd Williams When the term financial planning is used many people get a sick and sinking feeling. Like math anxiety, financial anxiety can be debilitating. Below are some tips to help alleviate your money anxiety. 1. Change your focus Instead of thinking the financial planning process is drudgery think in terms of a treasure […]
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by Todd A. Williams Many People are challenged by managing money because they have no idea where it all goes. They may make a good wage; yet have no understanding of how they manage to spend everything. An important part of building a positive and lasting financial legacy is knowing where your money goes. In
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Excerpt from the book; …And the cattle upon a thousand hills By Todd A. Williams The parable of the prodigal son is a fantastic example of the love of a father for a son, and the love of God for his children. While many who read the passage can clearly see the premise that God
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By Todd Williams Banks play a major role in the economic development and financial growth of the entire country. The period following the great depression saw radical changes in the banking industry that proved to be beneficial for the building of consumer confidence in the banking system. While our confidence has grown our knowledge and
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By Todd Williams Many times when in pursuit of a goal or dream do you feel like giving up? Well if you do, you are not alone. All of us at one time feel like giving up right before we see the fruits or our labor. When researching possible topics for this money tip, I
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By Cornelus Postell Does not having to worry about monthly bills seem like just a fantasy to you? Do you ever wonder what it would be like, if money matters didn’t matter? Wouldn’t it be great if at this very moment your financial situation were in order? The answers to all these questions, my friends,
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By Todd Williams If you ever thought for a moment that the stock market is a confusing place, you are absolutely correct! Understanding the market is like trying to predict which way the wind will blow two days from today on the planet Pluto! The reason why it is difficult to predict which way the
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You might want to consider getting a basic idea of your own regarding how much you can afford before you make an appointment to see a lender. One general rule of thumb states that you can afford a home that is worth twice your annual income. In some cases, this may not be entirely accurate, however…
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Many homebuyers, especially first time homebuyers, are so excited and nervous at the prospect of purchasing a home that they sit in the lender’s office, glance over a ton of official looking paperwork, sign on the bottom line and never really give any consideration to what they should be asking the lender before they make that all important final step in the mortgage process.
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In these tough economic times, it seems almost inconceivable that anyone would actually pay $450 a year for a “Black” Credit Card. After all you can get all kinds of cards for no annual fee! But…
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I recently heard about a couple that needs financial help. They are in the real estate business and not surprisingly due to the real estate crash, their income has dropped significantly in the last two years from $10,000 a month to $5,700!
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Divide your liquid assets into three categories: emergency funds, investable funds, and speculative funds.
Your emergency fund should be held in cash or cash-like investments… your emergency money should cover your expenses.
Your investable assets are those you shouldn’t need to touch for at least three to five years.
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