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Title: Transforming your Debt to Wealth


1
Transforming your Debt to Wealth
2
Some Statistics
  • 85 of people reaching 65 years of age have less
    than 200 set aside for retirement!
  • 70 of all adults under 40 have zero savings.
  • The average family is spending 109 of their
    earnings.

3
Three Misconceptions
  • Having more things will make me happy
  • Having more things will make me more important
  • Having more things will make me more secure

4
The major reason for financial bondage?
  • Always wanting more!
  • The wise man saves for the future but the
    foolish man spends whatever he gets. Proverbs
    2120
  • Stupid people spend their money as fast as they
    get it.

5
Five Foundations For Financial Freedom
  • 1. Keep good records
  • This is the principle of accounting
  • What do you owe?
  • What do you own?
  • What do you earn?
  • Where does it all go?

6
Keep good records Where does your money go?
  • Credit cards a siphon into your bank account
  • Compound Interest
  • Mortgage the death grip

7
Five Foundations For Financial Freedom
  • 2. Plan your spending
  • This is the principle of budgeting
  • we are in debt because we spend more than we
    earn.
  • A budget is simply planned spending.

8
Five Foundations For Financial Freedom
  • 3. Save for the future
  • the wise man saves for the future.
  • Proverbs 215

9
Five Foundations For Financial Freedom
  • 4. Enjoy what you already have
  • We confuse our self-worth with our net worth!

10
Five Foundations For Financial Freedom
  • 5. Give back
  • The 10 10 80 rule

11
The Key Driver
  • WE NEED TO FIND A LITTLE EXTRA CASH EACH MONTH TO
    MAKE THIS SYSTEM WORK

12
Ways to save money(and not really notice.)
  • Cut up your credit cards and operate 100 in cash
  • Dont buy new cars
  • Hire less DVDs
  • Get rid of your satellite TV
  • Stop impulse buying
  • Stop the eating out treats

13
Ways to save money(and not really notice.)
  • Holidays can be simplified
  • Cloths
  • Electricity, gas etc.
  • Spare coins
  • Insurance policies
  • Coupons

14
Ways to save money(and not really notice.)
  • Recreational shopping
  • Coffee
  • Wine/beer/cigarettes
  • Phones mobiles
  • Magazines
  • Christmas

15
  • A B C D
    E F G
  • Item Total Balance Monthly
    Division Pay-Off Margin Months to
  • Description Outstanding Payment B/C
    Priority Roll-Up Pay-Off

  • Mortgage 75000 450
  • Car 8000 175
  • Bank Loan 3400 100
  • Credit Card 1200 120
  • H.P. Agreement 1500 30
  • 250

16
  • A B C D
    E F G
  • Item Total Balance Monthly
    Division Pay-Off Margin Months to
  • Description Outstanding Payment B/C
    Priority Roll-Up Pay-Off

  • Mortgage 75000 450 167
  • Car 8000 175 46
  • Bank Loan 3400 100 34
  • Credit Card 1200 120 10
  • H.P. Agreement 1500 30 50
  • 250

17
  • A B C D
    E F G
  • Item Total Balance Monthly
    Division Pay-Off Margin Months to
  • Description Outstanding Payment B/C
    Priority Roll-Up Pay-Off

  • Mortgage 75000 450 167
    5
  • Car 8000 175 46
    3
  • Bank Loan 3400 100 34
    2
  • Credit Card 1200 120 10
    1
  • H.P. Agreement 1500 30 50
    4
  • 250

18
  • A B C D
    E F G
  • Item Total Balance Monthly
    Division Pay-Off Margin Months to
  • Description Outstanding Payment B/C
    Priority Roll-Up Pay-Off

  • Mortgage 75000 450 167
    5
  • Car 8000 175 46
    3
  • Bank Loan 3400 100 34
    2
  • Credit Card 1200 120 10
    1 370
  • H.P. Agreement 1500 30 50
    4
  • 250

19
  • A B C D
    E F G
  • Item Total Balance Monthly
    Division Pay-Off Margin Months to
  • Description Outstanding Payment B/C
    Priority Roll-Up Pay-Off

  • Mortgage 75000 450 167
    5
  • Car 8000 175 46
    3
  • Bank Loan 3400 100 34
    2
  • Credit Card 1200 120 10
    1 370 4
  • H.P. Agreement 1500 30 50
    4
  • 250

20
  • A B C D
    E F G
  • Item Total Balance Monthly
    Division Pay-Off Margin Months to
  • Description Outstanding Payment B/C
    Priority Roll-Up Pay-Off

  • Mortgage 75000 450 167
    5
  • Car 8000 175 46
    3
  • Bank Loan 3400 100 34
    2 470 7
  • Credit Card 1200 120 10
    1 370 4
  • H.P. Agreement 1500 30 50
    4
  • 250

21
  • A B C D
    E F G
  • Item Total Balance Monthly
    Division Pay-Off Margin Months to
  • Description Outstanding Payment B/C
    Priority Roll-Up Pay-Off

  • Mortgage 75000 450 167
    5
  • Car 8000 175 46 3
    645 12
  • Bank Loan 3400 100 34
    2 470 7
  • Credit Card 1200 120 10
    1 370 4
  • H.P. Agreement 1500 30 50
    4
  • 250

22
  • A B C D
    E F G
  • Item Total Balance Monthly
    Division Pay-Off Margin Months to
  • Description Outstanding Payment B/C
    Priority Roll-Up Pay-Off

  • Mortgage 75000 450 167
    5 1125 66
  • Car 8000 175 46 3
    645 12
  • Bank Loan 3400 100 34
    2 470 7
  • Credit Card 1200 120 10
    1 370 4
  • H.P. Agreement 1500 30 50
    4 675 2
  • 250

23
  • A B C
    D E F G
  • Item Total Balance Monthly
    Division Pay-Off Margin Months to
  • Description Outstanding Payment B/C
    Priority Roll-Up Pay-Off


  • Mortgage 75000 450
    167 5 1125 66
  • Car 8000 175 46
    3 645 12
  • Bank Loan 3400 100
    34 2 470 7
  • Credit Card 1200
    120 10 1 370 4
  • H.P. Agreement 1500 30
    50 4 675 2
  • 250
    91months
  • 7.5 years

24
10 keys to transforming your debt into wealth
  • Define success in terms of what it means to you
  • Commit to achieving your goal
  • Start now
  • Have faith and willingness
  • Self responsibility
  • Focus
  • Be self-motivated
  • Persevere
  • Have courage
  • DO IT!
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