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How to Grow Your Very Own Money Tree

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Okay. So money doesn’t really grow on trees. Unless you plant your own Mighty Money Tree, that is!

Imagine that only a few moments ago you planted a young sapling in your back yard. You gave it just enough water to ensure a good start. Not too much, not too little. You even propped it up with a stake. You’ll continue to nurture it, feed it, water it.

And with each passing year, your tender young sapling will grow stronger. Taller. Healthy. As it ages, your tree can better defend itself from natural predators. Even harsh weather.

Growing your savings account is similar to growing your new tree. Given lots of tender care, your savings account will become your Mighty Money Tree. Use the following tips to ensure a great start. So, grab your shovel and let’s get planting!

Prop Up Your New Savings Account

To build an account you can enjoy for a lifetime, prop it up with nutrients to help it grow.

a) Feed your account with bonuses. Deposit money saved through cancelled subscriptions. Don’t forget those unexpected windfalls, either.

How about money owed and paid back to you? Be sure to include these amounts, even if they’re small. Small is great — and very do-able.

b) Nurture your savings weekly with money saved from using coupons.

Do you buy items on sale? Take that money you saved and use it to grow your account. Tuck small amounts into an envelope. Deposit weekly.

c) Shower your fund with birthday, anniversary or holiday gifts of money. Refunds, too! This is money you normally wouldn’t have had (or already spent.)

Remember, out of sight, out of mind!

Fiercely Protect From Natural Enemies

Just as you might spray your tree to ward off insects or disease, you must protect your fledgling savings account. It’s precious — and a result of your patience.

a) Avoid spending too much time with others who make it seem ‘natural’ to go through money. They may not give it much thought because spending is a comfortable habit for them.

But you actually have a plan. And you have the big picture of how and when you’ll spend. You will decide the where and why of spending your money. Make your spending thoughtful.

b) Pace yourself as you spend your weekly allotment of money. If you run on $35 per week (for example), that gives you five dollars per day.

Stay just under that five, and you’ll always be a few dollars ahead. You’ll also be less tempted to tap your savings.

c) Practice ‘tough love’ with chronic spenders who repeatedly borrow your money. Give yourself permission to state firmly that borrowing your money is ‘not’ an option. Remove the stakes that prop up others’ spending.

Say yes to protecting and taking care of your money. It will be there to support you, your family, and your true needs.

Promote and Maintain Healthy Growth

Small amounts add up big time, so keep money coming into your account on a regular basis. Keep it growing!

a) Remember ‘why’ you set up your account. Know your balance at all times. Keep your eye on the bigger picture.

Will it help you pay for a gently used car, eliminating future car payments year after year? Is it your ‘freedom from working for others’ fund?

b) Begin with one great strategy, and use it to create a steady stream of money to feed your account. Will it be a direct deposit through payroll?

Will you fund it by using only dollar bills, and setting aside all change at the end of each day? If so, scoop up your change and deposit weekly.

c) Each month, find a new, creative way to put more money in your account. Then find another method and repeat for a month. Keep the top three or four methods which seem to work best for you. Toss the rest, because you want methods that work for you consistently.

Need a starting point? Why not begin with spending ten dollars less at the store each week? Tuck your ten bucks into your savings account. It’s simple, and it won’t leave you feeling deprived.

Lastly, feel the wonder of knowing that your money tree will continue to grow. Like a faithful friend, it will remain at your side. Your champion in good times, a comfort in the rough patches of life.

It has the power to draw your dream out of the darkness and into the light. How long have you had that private, special dream? Only you can know.

Now, what would ‘you’ do with your own Mighty Money Tree? Plant one today! Prop it up. Protect it. Watch it grow.

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Free Check Printing

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Printing checks has become very common. It is done in order to avoid complications, as it provides utmost ease of use. It is become an easy task and any one with a computer, a printer and check printing software can print innumerable checks. It is a growing phenomenon and widely accepted, as it is faster and less expensive to print checks.

The most essential object required to print free checks is check-printing software. Check printing software provides a cost effective channel to print payroll checks, as well as pay bills. The software can be downloaded free from the Internet, and is compatible with other financial programs for home and office use. This software facilitates the use of blank security paper in order to convert it into checks, with all the relevant company information, and it is free. The information may include company logos, encoded number, signatures and stamps. Many financial institutions, insurers and payroll companies have accepted free check printing as a major in house function. Checks are a mode of exchanging money, and are regulated by the federal government. The government states that only blank check security paper with all the safety features should be used for the purpose of printing checks. This keeps a check on misappropriation and fraud. Large companies that print business checks, save a lot of money, as preprinted checks are expensive to order.

Most of the software used to print free checks also function as a reconciliation of accounts, and includes additional information printing facilities on a voucher. A secure database allows encryption of data, which includes signatures and logos, in addition to other confidential information.

There are many companies that have begun to offer their service to print logos on checks for free. However the buyer needs to place an order for the checks. These companies require the format of the check that needs to be printed and a sharp image of the logo in a digital picture format.

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6 Tips For Managing Your Money Wisely, Part 1

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Wise money management is essential for a balanced, happy life. Financial stress resulting from poor money management skills can affect our capacity to make good decisions, harm our relationships, affect physical and mental health, and ultimately to function well in life. It is no exaggeration to say that poor money management breaks up marriages and breaks down hope. Yet, money management is a skill which can be learned. Even if financial problems are largely the result of just not earning enough income, good money management skills can reduce the stress of these circumstances and provide a bit more mental room to focus on solutions.

Here are six tips for managing your money wisely, which, if applied, will improve the overall quality of your life:

KNOW WHERE YOUR MONEY IS GOING. It is important to stop the financial leakage. We all know what it is like to have our money dribbling away one coin or one note at a time. It is important to pay attention to our spending. It can be very helpful to record all expenditure for a set period of time just so you know where your money is going. Prepare to be shocked; most people have no idea how much money is being lost to unnecessary expenses. Once you know where your money is going, you can curtail unnecessary expenses.

DESIGN A BUDGET THAT WORKS FOR YOU AND STICK TO IT. You can design your own, or get a free budgeting form off the internet. Make sure at least some of your money goes to debt reduction and savings. Create a budget that will meet your financial obligations and if you have to cut down on certain expenditures to live within your budget then do so. Once you remove the stress of financial insufficiency through good money management, you will find you are able to improve your financial circumstances gradually. This is next to impossible when you are overspending.

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How to Read an Experian Credit Report

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The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires each of the Nationwide Consumer Reporting organizations (Equifax, TransUnion and Experian) to provide you with one free credit report every 12 months per your request. This means that you are entitled to three free credit reports per year, if you deem it necessary. You can stagger the requests or order all of them at the same time.

Each of the National Consumer Credit Reporting bureaus have a unique credit report format, but in essence they provide you with the same information. When you receive your free Experian credit report use the following guidelines to read your report:

Personal Header Information

This section lists your full name, report number and report date. You will need to reference the report number, if you wish to contact Experian regarding your credit report.

Potentially Negative Information

Any information that may lead creditors to view you as a credit risk will be listed here. The following details will be listed: the name of the creditor, their address, your account number, account status, claim filed date, claim amount, claim resolved date and who bears the responsibility of resolving any claims or issues against the account.

In addition, this section will list any bankruptcies, foreclosures, judgments or liens in your credit history.

Credit Items

Here you will find all the credit accounts that you have or have had in the past. It will list the name of the creditor, their address, your account number, the type of account, the status of the account (e.g. paid or past due), the date on which the account was opened, the credit limit, payment terms (e.g. 12 months/year), monthly payments, recent balance and recent payment.

You will see a summary “credit history” for each of your accounts. The summary will indicate, whether the account has been to collections or was delinquent. In cases, where you are disputing items against the account, you will see a note indicating your dispute status.

Accounts in Good Standing

This is the good part. Every account you have listed here works towards a good FICO Score. You will find the name of the account creditor, their address, your account number, the type of account, the status of the account, the date on which the account was opened, the credit limit, payment terms (e.g. 12 months/year), monthly payments, recent balance and recent payment. If you closed the account, you will see a note indicating so.

Requests for your Credit History

Any inquiries against your credit file will be listed in this section. This section is divided into two subcategories: (a) Requests Viewed by Others (b) Request Viewed by You.

“Requests Viewed by Others” are inquiries against your credit report from creditors with whom, you have applied for credit lines or loans (e.g. mortgage loan or credit card application). Some inquiries may have been originated from potential employers. Each request will have details identifying the name of the requesting company, their address, the date on which they made the request and any comments regarding the request.

“Requests Viewed by You” are inquiries against your credit report by yourself or persons who have permission to review your credit file by law (e.g. creditors wanting to offer pre-approved credit, employer about to extend an offer of employment or consumer credit reporting bureau processing a request made by you). Each request will detail the name of the requesting company, their address, the date on which they made the request and any comments regarding the request.

Personal Information

This section will detail your personal information. “Names” will reflect all variations of your name (e.g. Sam J.Doe, Samuel J. Doe, S.J.Doe). Additional information will inclue your date of birth, social security number, current address, previous address, phone number, current employer and any personal statements that you have made to Experian regarding your credit report.

Note: By law, Experian cannot disclose medical information, therefore any accounts of the medical nature will be listed as “Medical Payment Data”.

You may also find the following credit report terms helpful: CURR ACCT – Account is current in payments and in good standing.

CUR WAS 30-2 – Account is current was 30 days late twice.

PAID – Account has been paid off and has a $0 balance and is inactive.

CHARGEOFF – Unpaid balance on account was reported as a loss by creditor and the creditor is no longer seeking reimbursement.

COLLECT – Account is severely delinquent and assigned to collections.

FORECLOS – Property was foreclosed.

BKLIQREQ – Debt was forgiven due to Chapter 7, 11 or 13.

DELINQ 60 – Account is 60 days delinquent.

INACTIVE – Account is inactive.

Sample Experian credit report

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Teens Spending Money

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Teenagers are big spenders. They see something they want, they have to have it. The problem with this is that it makes it harder for them to understand the difference between a need and a want.

If they get everything they want when they are younger, they might think it’s a need when they are older. Or worse, they might not think of the important expenses such as bills as any more important then getting a brand new car. They need to understand what is important.

Teach your kids and teens how to manage their money



Teaching your kids how to manage their money is one of the best gifts you can give your kids. It can mean the difference between living a sound life without worrying about money and living paycheck to paycheck with a mountain of debt.

Money management is much more beneficial to them than simply deciding they just need to make a lot of money. Even people making six figures a year are in debt. It’s our spending habits that get us into trouble, not the amount of money we make.

Teach them to plan

If you don’t have the money, you can’t buy something. When your teen get’s his license, he’ll want a car. Instead of just buying it for him, have him save for it. You can even decide to match what he’ll save. In order for him to be able to afford this car, he’ll need to plan out his purchase.

For big expenses and monthly expenses, teach your kids how to budget so that they can avoid taking out credit cards and building debt. If you don’t have a budget yourself, make one so that you can be a good example and show your kids how to do it.

Teach them to track their expenses

With the Visa Buxx Card, your teens can track what they spend their money on. It’s important that they know how they spend their money so that they can adjust it when they are planning. For example, if they need to save an extra $20 per month to save for a new computer, they might notice that they spend that much on snacks that they don’t really need to be buying.

Teen Spending is hard to get a hold of, but when you teach them right now, they can get off to a good start.

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Creating A Luxurious Bathroom Starts With The Bathroom Vanity And Cabinet

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If you have been to Lowes or Home Depot lately you will see a larger selection of unique bathroom vanities. Most of these vanities are way over priced. These bathroom vanities look very appealing and it provides for an impulse buy, but if you shop around a little you will find these same vanities at a much better price.

A quick example; we found a “42 inch Euro Vanity online at an RTA kitchen cabinet and bathroom vanity website for around $290 dollars. That same vanity at the Home Depot web site was almost $600 dollars. We also found out that the Home Depot’s vanity was made of particle board, while the RTA site uses real wood in their bathroom vanity construction.

If you are looking for a very best in bathroom vanities, or even what they would call bathroom furniture, the internet has the stores beat hands down. The websites provided bathroom vanities that were hand painted, they used imported wood, and they were of solid construction. Many of them even come with the vanity tops, hardware, and matching mirrors included. These vanities would be a great addition to any bathroom that wants to stand out from the average.

Most of the cabinets or vanities that you buy these days are labeled RTA. This simple phrase stands for ready to assemble. If you’re buying retail you will see assembled cabinets and cabinets in boxes. It’s basically the same thing. A building supply super store might assemble some of the vanities or cabinets and charge you an even higher price; they also sell RTA cabinets and market these products to the do it your self people. Either way it is the same cabinet, we just found out that it is easy and cost effect to assemble the cabinets ourselves. Some of the real nice bathroom vanities come assembled and are shipped directly to you, but others can easily be put together with a flat head screw drive. All of the RTA bathroom vanities and kitchen cabinets come with one simple page of instructions.

The shipping is an additional cost, but when you factor in the savings you get from buying online, you still come out far ahead of buying at a retail store. This is because most of the bathroom vanity websites, and the kitchen cabinet websites, are importing and warehousing the items. They have no need for a store and the high costs associated with having a retail location, so they can provide the same items at a fraction of the cost. Another nice feature is that they deliver to your door. No fighting through traffic, waiting in store lines, and you are saving gas money at the same time.

So after we got past that, we went online and found a wonderful bathroom vanity website. We also found that the better websites will have a large selection of kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanities. This usually is a sign of a decent online store. But, make sure you go to a few different websites, you will see a vast difference in pricing and be careful, some sites might state “free shipping” but they will make that cost up in higher prices. In the end we found a good site and it provided us with the high end style bathroom vanity we were looking for and it also gave us some great ideas for other projects around the house.

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Funding Green Construction Projects

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To the surprise of many, the government tries to modify our behavior through monetary strategies and the same is true for promoting green construction. In this case, we are talking about funding a green project.

There are numerous sources for the funding of green project research and construction. They exist on the National, State, and local level. They include grants, tax credits, and loans. The important thing to understand when you begin a search for a source of funding is that the government and society in general is very anxious to assist you with your green project. We are not just waking to the global dangers. Our leaders are already wide awake and know that green construction is an essential element of the future health of our nation. They want to help, particularly on the state level.

The central clearing house for Federal Programs is the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA). This website based catalog gives information of all federal programs that supply funds to state agencies, local agencies, and non-profit organizations. They also list programs that are available to private developers and even individuals. This catalog can be accessed online and application made online as well.

There are over $400 billion dollars offered in over 1,000 Federal Grant programs. These programs are all listed and explained on the grant [dot] gov website. In addition to full information, application forms for the grants can be downloaded from the site, and the final submission can be entered there as well. Grants are not as easy to get as some people think, but they are possible. They also have the major advantage over loans and other funding sources because they do not have to be repaid in most cases.

There are several national green construction funding opportunities. One is the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE). Obviously, this office is interested in Energy Efficiency in building construction use and also of the use of renewable energy sources. They will provide funding for research and the demonstration of these two things in green construction. Green Communities is a five year and $555 million dollar initiative to build a total of 8,500 environmentally health houses for low income families.

There are also several Foundations dedicated to green construction funding. The Home Depot Foundation is one, and another is the Kresage Foundation. There is help available on the State and local level also. The Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy (DSIRE) is one example of a State level resource. There are also a large number of local based incentives as well. Green construction is an interesting meeting between those looking for funding and those agencies willing to provide it.

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South Carolina Unclaimed Money Grows To 200 Million Dollars

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As of October 2007, it was determined by the Office of the State Treasurer of SC that the state is currently holding $200 million that belongs to citizens who need only step forward and claim it, if they can find it. Despite increased efforts to reunite South Carolina unclaimed money with its rightful owners, which lead to a record return of $900,000 in Sept. 2007, the pile of cash continues to grow.

Each year, South Carolina, like most states, continues to take in more money than it’s able to return to the people. The primary problem is the fact that most people are completely unaware that these funds even exist, which is obvious, or they’d never have forgotten about them long enough for them to be considered “unclaimed”. Even those who have learned about the billions of dollars in unclaimed property all across the country usually don’t know how to go about finding them.

South Carolina is what is known as a “custodial state”, which means that they never actually own your assets, they just hold them for you, and there is no time limit under which you must claim your cash. While there are dozens of different types of unclaimed property, the state treasurer lists the following as the most common types under the Palmetto Payback Program: “dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks (including paychecks), unclaimed insurance proceeds, forgotten utility deposits, uncashed dividend checks and unexchanged shares of stock.”

SC unclaimed money is handed over to the state treasurer’s office after long periods of inactivity. These periods are known as “dormancy periods”, and each type of unclaimed cash has it’s own. Some are only a year, while many years must pass for some types of funds to be handed over to the state. On top of that, a state employee must physically enter the account information in to their system if there is to be any public, searchable record. For these reasons, it is important that anyone who is serious about finding their missing money, search often and search on the right sites.

Some sites promise a database, but more often than not it’s anything but reliable. Not only are they often out of date, but some are just down right bogus. These sites use “teaser” searches to hook a sucker by telling them they are due X amount of money, when that dollar amount is really completely random. Essentially it’s a dishonest sales tactic.

In addition to knowing where to search, people also need to remember to search outside of South Carolina. Many folks have moved to South Carolina after spending their lives in many other states. Others may have always lived in SC, but if they had an insurance company out of state or the corporate headquarters of an employer is based outside of the state, then there’s a good chance they’re still owed money, but S. Carolina will never have any record of these funds. It is important to search the state records of any state where a person may have had any type of business dealings.

It can’t be overstated, having the assistance of unclaimed money experts in your search for unclaimed money is vitally important. An expert in this field can help you overcome all the issues that plague many searchers, including the few mentioned in this article.

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Mortise Locks – General Overview

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A mortise door lock or mortise lock set is references to a specific type of lock. Although they were have not been as popular as the standard cylindrical lock set that was developed in later years, they are slowly making a comeback in upper middle class and upper class homes in America.

Mortise door locks can be lever operated or can accommodate a standard cylindrical lock. In addition to this, mortise locks are generally more ornate than a standard lock. Even the plain mortise lock sets appear to be ornate by comparison because of the size difference.

A mortise lock set contains a handle and lock set, along with the external trim of a mortise lock set is not simply trim, but hides the rather large hole that is created to fit the mortise lock set into the door. The operations of the mortise lock are not always based around a standard cylindrical lock. In the UK and several other countries, the mortise lock is a lever and tumbler style of lock, much like its original design (by the nephew of the man who invented the cotton gin, Eli Whitney). However, here in the US, most mortise lock sets that are sold contain cylindrical style locking mechanisms, as they generally are considered to be more secure.

Mortise locks can not normally be installed by the home owner, as they require a large rectangular hole to be cut into the door. Most home owners simply aren’t up to the task of slicing into their door, even if they really want a mortise lock set installed. Unless you are intimately familiar with woodworking and tools in general, it is not recommended that you attempt to do this yourself, but have a professional do the installation.

Mortise lock sets can come in many different designs, colors, and patterns. The most typical colors for mortise locks, much like standard cylindrical locks, are brass, copper, and silver. Mortise lock sets also have an exterior trim that can be engraved with designs, names, or anything else you’d like to see as a pattern. Most often they simply have some vine like edging engraved on them, or are plain and unadorned, allowing you to decorate your new mortise lock set however you see fit.

Mortise locks are becoming more and more popular, and are slowly moving from being upper class distinctions into common use by the more average earning family. Although I doubt mortise locks will ever become standard for most homes built in the US, their decorative appeal, and the variety of different handles that can be placed on mortise locks makes them very popular indeed for people looking to create a specific atmosphere or appearance with their homes. I do expect to see more and more mortise lock options and differing mortise lock sets being sold at places like home depot in the coming years.

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If You Want to Become Wealthy Play Win-Win

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A few years ago, I designed a game to teach people how to master wealth creation. For this, I used the basic Monopoly game but changed the rules somewhat to create a situation that follows the six stages of the Money Program. In my version of Monopoly, in order to win, the players need to negotiate between themselves in order to obtain a complete street before they can build houses and hotels.

Invariably, the players’ normal behaviours rise to the surface that demonstrate what situations, and their reactions to them, may be blocking them in real life. At one workshop, we had three games being played simultaneously. At the end of the game, during the de-briefing, I asked one player why her score was so low. She told me that she gave all of her money away because she wanted to help people. I recalled that, at her table, no-one did well because, in their negotiations they blocked each other from obtaining a complete street. I said to her, “If you wanted to help others, why didn’t you help them build?” This is exactly what she was doing in real life. Thinking she was helping others, she was providing services to her clients for next to nothing, which was keeping her in poverty. However, her latent fears of scarcity were instrumental in keeping others down as well. If you want to succeed, play win/win.

First, you need to win and then allow others to win also. In my Monopoly game, the players who do best allow others to build their streets, houses and hotels, as well as themselves. They freely negotiate between themselves and trust that even though their neighbour has a lot, it does not mean less for them. It is the belief that we are all competing for scarce resources that keeps us stuck. The truth is: money is in absolute abundance and there is plenty to go around.

From the Australian Bureau of Statistics (“Income and Welfare. Centenary Article – Household income and its distribution”, Year Book Australia, 2001, Australian Bureau of Statistics. Similar figures for USA & UK.), we are told:

“Over the course of the twentieth century, the Australian economy grew at an unprecedented level, resulting in rising material prosperity and increasing standards of living. Although the fruits of growth have not been distributed evenly – over time, across regions or between sub-groups of the population – the overall effect has been to raise the average level of economic well-being far above what it was when the century began.”

From basic economics, we know that money is not a scarce resource. If it was, economies would never increase or decrease, only the wealth distribution would change. What causes economies to grow is the relative output and productivity of the country. To make more money, we need to increase our productivity and provide goods and services that are required by the community. By adding value to our community, we will prosper. The 1980s’ economies around the world were shattered by the illusory prosperity of that decade.

Corporate raiders became super-rich – but only on paper. They added no value, but instead tore up good companies and sold off their assets. It couldn’t last and world economies came crashing down at the turn of the decade as a result. The more recent dot.com company demise shattered our stock markets when it became obvious that their profits were just hearsay.

The other reason people fail to obtain wealth is not being ethical. To be ethical, one must always behave in a way that is both supportive to oneself as well as to others. I had a client once who was impossible to help. For several years, he had been stuck in Stage 1, Financial Hardship. When we first started the program, he had been unemployed for some time. I finally convinced him to get a job – anything, as long as he could increase his income. He would get a job, then lose it and go back on the dole. With further encouragement, he would get another job. This time, his back started giving him trouble, so he left. He would get another job, start complaining about his employer, and then leave. This went on and on. I could not encourage him to maintain any employment. Finally, one day when we were talking, he accidentally blurted out that he was angry with his ex-wife and children for leaving him and did not want to increase his income because he would have to pay them maintenance support. There it was – he was being unethical! This man will never become wealthy as long as he keeps himself poor – and keeps his ex-wife and children poor as well.

Being unethical may work for some people. We have all heard lots of stories about wealthy, immoral people. However, for most of us our conscience will prevent us from doing well if we are not doing the right thing by others. Stop lying to your spouse about your finances, cheating on your tax returns, short-changing other people or in any way trying to prevent others from gaining more than you – and watch your own finances improve. It works every time. If you want to become wealthy, ensure that you add value to your community. Your income will grow in direct proportion of the value of the goods and services you provide to your employers, clients or customers. Invest in sound companies that consistently increase their profits through the provision of worthy goods and services. Avoid high-flying, get-rich-quick, shaky schemes that do not profit the overall community. In all of your dealings and ventures, never try to prevent others from also gaining wealth. In this way, you will never fail, you will always prosper and everyone will win.

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