Here are some tips on creating a life that allows you Financial Independence!


Marry a true partner- Peace at home and unity in making big decisions will simplify your life and save you money. Respect each other. Never be a bully. Being a bully means you are pushing through a decision that isn't one that your loved one agrees with but you force it on them. Not good.

Life's not about the money- True happiness isn't a life filled with possessions. True happiness is found in loving others. Stop collecting expensive things to fill your life. That means being smart about spending on your house, car, and other possessions. I have beautiful things, but I didn't pay a lot for them.

Debt- If you are not working to live, but because you HAVE to take a job you don't like or one that has too much pressure just to pay your bills and debt, you'll soon see the wisdom in having - or paying off your debt. Having lower expenses or less to no debt allows you to have a job that you enjoy.

Start saving- Just the discipline of saving $5 a week will be rewarded. We've all read about folks with simple jobs who squirreled away small amounts of money that added up over time to provide a surprise inheritance. Monthly bills aren't a stress-filled event when you live a bit more simply.


Marion R. Syversen, MBA - President
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