Unless your parents are rich don’t follow what they did
“Unless your parents are rich don’t follow what they did.” Bang!!! It hit me hard when I heard that. Does that mean I won’t follow them because they are not rich? But think harder. It’s not what it meant.
We love our parents. They deserve our respect and they are to be honoured. The statement probably mean about their financial strategy and most of them failed during their early age and reaped the rewards in their old age and we are also hurt seeing them having financial trouble.
You will hear a lot of parents saying.
” mao ra jud ni ako ikahatag ninyo kay pobre tah.”
“ito lang ang kaya kong ibigay. pasensya na kayo kase wala tayong pera”
“gamay raman ato sweldo”
“kulang rajud ato income”
If you look at it, and study the phrases carefully, you will see why they failed. And if you are saying the same thing, you are most likely on the way to what they are in their old age.
The world is changing very fast and everything has turned out to be competitive and if you are not able to cope with it you are most likely will be left behind and end up broke.
Sometimes its not about your Position held in the corporate world. Would you be happy as a MANAGER or even the CEO but broke financially? You need to have someone from the financial industry who can sit down with you and teach you how and why you need to save, invest and increase your income.
Some of the advices our parents tell us is no longer applicable today. Come to think of it. You would rarely see someone use the type writer or write a letter and send it using the post office.
If someone would talk to you about MUTUAL FUNDS, STOCKS and INSURANCE most likely your parents would have goose bumps. It’s new to them but something you should learn and even teach them.
Don’t ever mock and scorn at your parents on their failures. It may not be their fault because no one taught them how to do it. It’s your chance to help them. Learn about the financial industry and tell them how good it is and how it can help you solve the financial difficulty the family is experiencing.
One fault is to refuse or procrastinate savings. “How can We save if our Income is never enough?” Then do something about it. You have to increase your income to fit the size of your needs if you can’t lower your needs. Either you see yourself buried with tons of debts or filled with savings 3-5 years from now. Your decision today will shape up your future.
Live within your means or increase your means and save. How fast can you increase your means? Where and how would you like to start?
IMG has a powerful system that would allow you to increase your means with a flexible time, commitment and schedule. Act now.
By Jhade

abi nako unsa, IMG diay…nice intro though whahahah
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