Successful Future - Save A Small Amount of Your Salary

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In the classic book "The Richest Man in Babylon" by George
Clason, we are told to put aside 10% of our earnings in
order to guarantee our future financial security.

We now live almost as long after retirement as the length of
time we had worked before retirement. Make the most of those
years and saving something (even 1%) of your salary every
month.

Make sure that it automatically is debited from your account
and credited directly to your investment plan. Then leave
the money alone and forget about it until you need it. Just
make sure that every time you get a raise in salary...increase
your savings accordingly.

Action Point:

How will you begin the financial plan that will secure your
future?

The easiest way to divert money into your retirement 'fund'
is to look at all of those little amounts that you regularly
spend on things you don't really need.

Do you really need a newspaper every day? Do you need to buy
a coffee on the way to work?  Do you really need to eat out
twice every week?

If you look hard enough รป there is always room to save a
little.

Spend just 5 minutes every day applying this knowledge...and
you will be surprised at how this,in conjunction with your
higher target, will move you forward.





--
"Life is not the amounts of breath you take.....
Its the moments that take ur breath away.."
----
G.A.

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