Archive for the 'wealthy life' Category
Posted by admin on 21st, 2009
Back in the 30s we had an industrial might and made what we consume so FDR`s spending was backed up by our industrial might but today we don`t have the wealth to back up our debt, we don`t have an industrial might, it is in China etc. This is why I worry about Obama`s spending this time. Should Obama bring back tariffs that Reagan lifted back when Wal-Mart had a made in the USA slogan.
Real wealth is goods and services that people use to fulfill their needs and wants.
And no single country can produce efficiently and effectively everything its people need and want.
That’s why international trade and commerce plays such an important role in making people and countries wealthy. And that’s why trade barriers will likely bring more poverty rather than more wealth.
Trade barriers increased poverty in 1930’s. And there is no good reason to think that doing the same thing now will somehow bring about a better result.
Posted by admin on 18th, 2009
People form Trusts, Foundations, etc to manage their wealth after death. But these are handled by people who may not be honest enough to pursue the causes for which these organizations are formed.
Are there safer modes where the will is better enforced?
True, trusts may have loop holes that allow skimming by the trustee.
It is also possible to purchase an annuity or an insurance policy
for heirs.
Banks trust departments have been very poor at producing investment
income according to several investment news letters.
A good will is very important also.
Posted by admin on 18th, 2009
Not income, but wealth. Do the people who own the factories and own the land, who then chose what happens to the land (suburban sprawl) have a proportionate impact on natural resource use to the percentage of wealth that they hold?
Yes, I agree that resource use may be directly proportionate to land/production ownership and to environmental impact.
We have to also consider these inputs in relation to people’s quality of life and meeting global needs for basic resources such as drinking water, clean air, food, a livelihood etc.
Similarly we have to consider output and positive environmental impact. Sustainability is when input equals or is more than output so that the natural ecosystem is maintained or enriched not depleted.
Land ownership/means of production may have a positive or negative impact on usage of natural resources and the natural environment but it is always a transient influence in real terms. Without man, the land would re-balance and heal itself. It would adjust and function without us being in the eco-system.
Our concerns should be recognized as not really being about the environment but about humanity; how we and our children will survive our own overconsumption and lifestyles.
Posted by admin on 15th, 2009
I’m 24 years old, and I’ve been working at my job for 2.5 years. It doesn’t pay much (26,000/year) but I’m in the process of finding a new one. I have a pretty decent amount of debt, but have a decent start to saving ($2,000). I’m able to make minimum payments on all my debt every month, and able to cover living expenses, but I want to get my debt paid down and start building some wealth. I know I’m smart and savvy enough to be able to build wealth and make good decisions regarding my finances, but some direction and information would be helpful.
Thanks!
The good thing is you are responsible and you pay your bills. Now we just have to change your budget a little bit. Debt and savings doesn’t go well together because most savings accounts has stingy APYs and most credit cards have high interest rates. So let’s get rid of the debt keep your lowest percentage credit card for emergencies, traveling, rental cars etc but pay it off every month. You don’t have to go crazy on saving everything you make take between 20%- 30% of your take home pay and stick it in a money market savings account. When you built this up get a CD. This is the only time you touch your savings account is to invest it in a better situation for your money. So before this can happen you really need to get rid of your debt then focus on CD’s. Good luck wealthy man!
Posted by admin on 12th, 2009
I am in my mid-twenties and studying a Business course in college. I would like some advice on wealth building and becoming financially independent in my thirties.
Hi, you might find your answer here.
http://www.invest-money-stocks.com is a website offering free investment tips.
Invest Money Stocks is a daily updated site and covers a wide range of topics including investment ideas, personal finance tips, tax tips, refinancing and mortgaging advice, wealth management ideas, money making tips and more.
Hope you find the site helpful 
Posted by admin on 10th, 2009
http://www.attractanything.com/
Personal Development Coach Jon Mercer of AttractAnything! gives a few tips on attracting more money into your life.
Duration : 0:5:18
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Posted by admin on 9th, 2009
How can you stop the ridiculous concentration of wealth to single individuals without affecting free trade and rights of people and without the need for a totalitarian regime.
Please. no righteous answers. Im not saying its right or wrong. Just noticing that the rich are becoming super rich whilst the middleclass pay for it and the poor get poorer.
I don’t get the bit "whilst the middleclass pay for it", ? Most of the super rich are there because they made or supplied something that was wanted/ needed/etc. e.g. Bill Gates. You can’t stop it, nor should you try ! These people are the ‘incentive’ for young entrepreneurs of the future.
Posted by admin on 8th, 2009
http://www.johnmatthew.com
A motivational piece introducing Tony’s Wealth Mastery course. The narrator is John Matthew, a Los Angeles based professional voice talent.
For more info on the course, see http://www.tonyrobbins.com
Thanks for watching!
Duration : 0:5:37
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Posted by admin on 7th, 2009
Roger Hamilton explains how for something as complex and multi-leveled as Wealth Dynamics, it is important to be in agreement with the truths of the different levels.
In this video, he explains the seven levels of truths in Wealth Dynamics.
The seven Levels of Truths are:
1. There are different games
2. You create your game
3. Your game needs to flow
4. Flow attracts resources
5. Flow accelerates critical moments
6. Flow creates synchronicity
7. Flow leads to fortune
To find out more, visit www.wealthdynamics.org.
Duration : 0:9:42
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Posted by admin on 6th, 2009
What would society be like if everyone was rich and money was no object? Would this be a good or a bad thing?
Everyone had the same amount of money.
Wouldn’t make any difference at all. If we printed up a bunch of money and divided it up. What could you buy with it. Who would mow your lawn indeed. Your not going to be able to get another millioinaire to mow your lawn, bake your bread, stand behind the cash register at the 7-11, flip your hamburgers, fix the broken water main, pave the road, fix your flats, make tires for your car, drive the gas truck, unless you pay them quite a bit.
So a millionaire might make you a hamburger for $10,000 or mow your yard for $40,000. Eventually the people that were willing to work would have billions of dollars and the people that weren’t would have nothing. Hey, thats the way it is now.
