Comments on: How Much Does Your Money Matter to You? http://www.richcreditdebtloan.com/how-much-does-your-money-matter-to-you/ Wealth, Leverage, Money, and Cash Flow Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:59:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Doug T http://www.richcreditdebtloan.com/how-much-does-your-money-matter-to-you/comment-page-1/#comment-870 Doug T Sun, 15 Mar 2009 17:00:27 +0000 http://www.richcreditdebtloan.com/?p=220#comment-870 As everyone knows, it is very difficult to save money for future years-retirement etc. An old adage says pay yourself first. From each paycheck you receive, take 10 percent and invest it in an account that will increase in value (like a mutual fund). At year end the amount invested will be a tax deduction, and increases in fund value will be tax free. Over time, the money invested can certainly be significant. Some companies will automatically deduct the money (percentage) for you, making it a much more viable savings option. Once you have established a regular savings plan, see mutualfundwealth.com for investment strategies that work and more.... Remember, no matter how bad the financial market place is at any given time, there are always sectors of the market that do well. The challenge is being invested in those areas. Doug T........The fund guy As everyone knows, it is very difficult to save money for future years-retirement etc. An old adage says pay yourself first. From each paycheck you receive, take 10 percent and invest it in an account that will increase in value (like a mutual fund). At year end the amount invested will be a tax deduction, and increases in fund value will be tax free. Over time, the money invested can certainly be significant.

Some companies will automatically deduct the money (percentage) for you, making it a much more viable savings option. Once you have established a regular savings plan, see mutualfundwealth.com for investment strategies that work and more….

Remember, no matter how bad the financial market place is at any given time, there are always sectors of the market that do well. The challenge is being invested in those areas.

Doug T……..The fund guy

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