Take Charge of Your Financial Condition!

How many times have you made the statement that you cannot make enough money to get by on?  How many times have you sat idly by, and thought that your bank was going to take care of you and your money?  How much trust do you really have in the government concerning your well being and financial situation?

The questions listed above are examples of the apathy that runs rampant in our society today.  Most people are willing to just sit idly by, and concern themselves with real issues like what movie are they going to see, or what car they are going to purchase next.  These same people are more concerned with watching Seinfield reruns, than they are in waking up and actually learning how to control their money better.

Can you honestly say that your bank or financial institution has your best interest at heart?  If you think this, just wait until you are a few payments behind, watch your good friend turn on you like a poisonous viper!  Your good friend, your banker, will become your worst nightmare.  Its an amazing thing to witness this process in motion.  Banks always are willing to lend money to people than do not need it.  If you really need to borrow money, then you are not going to be able to convince them to loan you those funds.

How about your credit card company?  Do you think these financial institutions are your friends, and are willing to loan you all that money at 26% interest so that you can pay your bills, or buy a new car, or whatever?  If you think this, wait until you are not able to make that payment.  Then John Q. BillCollector will be ringing your phone daily and harassing your every move until the point of insanity.

If you think that your government is your friend, just wait until they pass new laws that assist these huge financial institutions that will wreak even more havoc in your world.  Yes, complacency and apathy are your enemies.  You must decide at some point that NO one is going to help you out of your financial mess.  No one is your friend at your local bank.  Government is not designed of the people and by the people.  It is designed to keep you in slavery to the whims imposed by dishonest legislatures to separate you from even more money than before.

Are you weary from constant bombardment of televison and radio ads convincing you to go out and spend more money for more stuff?  If you are like most semi-affluent middle class Americans, you have accumulated far too much stuff.  You have borrowed money for more cars than you can drive, bigger homes than you need, and of course, you rent four or five storage buildings to house even more valuable stuff, just in case you need it.  You are thinking that you can always sell this stuff when it becomes valuable over time, right?  The truth is, that stuff that you have accumulated over the years,  will simply be sold at a garage sale for absolutely no money at all.

Are you tired of all this?  Are you willing to actually begin to be educated in money and finances?  Are you willing to go to work and earn your way to a more secure future?  These are my suggestions.

1.  Go to:  http://www.moneyteleseminars.com and register for Dr. Raymond Jewell's Money Talks seminars.  Here you will learn more about money, financial institutions, big business and other vital information, than you have been exposed to before.

2.  Go to:  http://www.moneyteleseminars.com/4Laws.html and signup for the 4 Laws of Financial Institutions.  You will receive invaluable information concerning the ways that financial institutions operate, and how you can become a the power for your own destiny.

3.  Go to:  http://www.youtube.com/user/mnytele411 Listen to Dr. Raymond Jewell on YouTube.com to see his insights and perspectives on money, finances and how you can recover lost wealth in today's economy.

Visiting these powerful websites will only take a few moments of your valuable time.  If you do not find an answer to your questions, then just know that you can always sit idly by, just like the vast majority of Americans, and complain about not having enough money to make ends meet!