Beware The 3 THIEVES of your future Financial Security

Beware The 3 THIEVES

Of Your Future Financial Security

Only 1 % of the world’s population achieves financial freedom.
If this be the case, what are some of the common denominators that make up these types of people?

Firstly, they take advantage of opportunities that most other people would see as risk. They however do not see the same degree of risk because they have mitigated their risk through engaging the services of professionals and using these professionals to provide them with accurate information upon which to base their decisions.

Secondly, they do not operate out of fear and uncertainty, they operate out of the certainty of the truth, and their decisions are made easily and accurately because of their knowledge or the knowledge of the professionals that they have engaged.

Thirdly they ACT. They are able to act swiftly and with confidence simply because they are acting upon accurate information without the emotion of fear and uncertainty

In short they do not listen to the media and the masses because they know that the media trades on negativity and the masses are not part of the world’s population that are financially secure.

So who are the 3 thieves of your future financial security?

1) Well-intentioned friends and family.

Well intentioned family and friends are exactly that – “Well intentioned”

However, while their intentions are always good, they are not always the best equipped to be helping you with that sort of decision.

The best way to gauge the advice of a personal trainer is to look at the advisor. Have they successfully achieved that which they are advising you about? If not why would you even consider asking them?

Well intentioned family and friends are acting out of genuine love and concern for your well-being but in most cases their council is based on false information that has been magnified and blown out of all proportion in the media. Every scam that ever hits the media has left a trail of destruction before it even makes the TV. It is the exception rather than the rule and yet because of the power of TV and the media, it is perceived by the masses as the norm.

This is about a future for you and your children. Don’t let the ignorance of others take a legitimate wealth creation plan from you. Your future is your responsibility. Be proactive and find out the facts as they are. Learn to ask lots of questions

2) FEAR – False Evidence Appearing Real

Most human beings have a natural leaning towards the negative. It is a natural response for all the negative “what if’s” to pop into your mind.

What if I can’t get a tenant? What if I lose my job? What if interest rates go up? Step out and take responsibility for your financial well-being and discover how licensed professionals create safety nets to cover all of the “what if’s”.

The greatest consideration is “what if” you do nothing? If you do nothing you can be sure that in not too many years time you will be saying, “What if we had of acted way back in 2016 when that opportunity was offered to us?”

Sadly it is the majority of the population, living below the poverty line that said “what if” and never acted.

3) PROCRASTINATION – DO NOTHING and ACHIEVE NOTHING!

There are many ways to avoid success in life but the most effective would have to be procrastination. The medical profession has identified in procrastinators a common denominator, and that is that they actively look for distractions and obstacles. If they find even the slightest reason, albeit the wrong reason, to delay a decision, they are immediately comforted and so the inevitable cycle of procrastination begins.

The best way to overcome procrastination when it comes to property investment is simply to go back and look at the evidence in the history of property prices. How many times have we heard the statement “If only we had bought back then?”

In Australia and most European Countries as far back as history has recorded, property has always conservatively doubled every ten years – regardless of the ups and downs over the years, the pattern has been consistent.

This means that if you were able to purchase an investment property today that was worth $450 000 and the weekly cost to you was nominal, in 10 years time it would be worth $900 000

Translated into annual income, and not taking into account tax savings and various other advantages, it would be the equivalent of earning (and not spending) an additional $45 000 per annum on top of what you are already earning!

You are standing on the platform of a station. The long train of property ownership is constantly on the move. It rarely, if ever goes backward. It is almost always moving forward; sometimes a little slow but most times faster than we think.

The big question is this: When are you going to embark and take control
of your financial destiny?

More than 90% of all Australians

Retire on less than $400 per week.

Make sure you avoid becoming one of them: Take control of your financial future by booking your complimentary consultation now.

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