Ultimate Financial Independence
Creating true financial independence can be frustrating! With the myriad of confusing and overwhelming options to consider, it is sometimes difficult to feel like you are in control and avoid making the wrong decisions…
That's why we created the Ultimate Financial Independence Guide.
We know that you expect a much better lifestyle and want to be significantly more active in your retirement than previous generations, so it's important that you prepare yourself financially for the life you want to live - both now and in the future.
This guide will help you understand the options available to you and show you:
How to stop procrastinating and take back financial control…
The key steps to improving cash flow and getting ahead financially…
Why good debt management is essential (and how to achieve it)…
The biggest thing to remember when automating your money management (and the simple tools to make it work seamlessly)…
The 9-point framework for taking control, inspiring confidence, and providing certainty on your journey toward financial independence…, and
Why a better understanding of ‘money mechanics’ is a critical part of increasing wealth and financial stability.
BONUS: Access the Independent Wealth MIND MAP
Controlling your budget means having complete certainty around where your money is going on a day-to-day basis, recognising ‘money in’ vs ‘money out’, and whether you ultimately have an income surplus or a shortfall. It’s about giving yourself the best probability of financial success making accurate (and quality) decisions when it comes to money and spending…
Understanding good debt management is an essential part of proper cashflow management. It lays down the platform for you to see where there are taxation inefficiencies, affordability problems or behavioural issues that are potentially holding you back from achieving financial success or living the lifestyle YOU want.
Automating certain aspects of your finances will allow your money coming in to ‘flow through’ to the right areas in line with your budget & debt plan to make sure your fixed ongoing expenses are always covered. It also highlights any surplus funds that could be re-directed towards your goals or a savings plan. You need to eliminate any confusion around your various banking structures and set realistic (and achievable) expectations.