Money and Your Financial Future
Obviously, everyone today is concerned with making more money, being able to build a financial infrastructure that will last, trying to protect property and assets, and simply trying to make ends meet in this less than favorable business climate that is facing all Americans. Some people in the financial world believe that we are on the verge of financial collapse, but I believe that there is a solution to every problem, including this one.
The facts are very clear that people simply do not fully understand the complex business world. It seems to be an area in each person's life that they are either fearful of approaching, or they just believe that there is no hope, and they simply keep doing the same non-productive things over and over each day. I contend that education is at the forefront of this financial crisis. Each person working a job today has a responsibility to actually learn what the problems within the financial institutions are, and then work steadily to improve that profile over the long term. This is not really as difficult as one might believe.
I have been in the process of mentoring and assisting people with their financial affairs for over 30 years. My business has been built from supplying people with value and knowledge in the ways that they can lose money to the financial institutions, and perhaps not even be aware that this is happening.
I have put together a Money Talks newsletter, where the person can signup, and I will post to them via email, about every week or so, relevant and insightful perspectives and tips on things that they can do to improve their overall money situation. The newsletter is free to signup for, and yes, it is safe. I never harvest emails in any way. I suggest that you signup for Money Talks, and let me share my insights and perspectives with you about how to begin to patch the holes within your own financial situation.
Dr. Raymond Jewell-Senior Economist
MoneyTeleseminars.com
Financial Freedom Radio
Saturday, June 13, 2009
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