Apr 26, 2019
If you are listening to this Podcast in a developed country, you likely own a Smart phone which costs somewhere between $300 and $900.
Whether you paid for it in full, put it on a credit card, or had the cell company add the balance to your monthly bill, it was important to you and you may a way to obtain the phone.
The same applies to our cars, computers, and other things that are a priority to us; we find a away to obtain.
If we find ways to own Smart phones, cars, tablets and computers, why is it that the bulk of Americans are setting aside adequate dollars for their future?
Isi it procrastination? Is it because we enjoy today's dollars and we don't want to part with that money? Are we in denial about aging and some day needing income? Do we believe what we can afford to invest is not significant, or would make little difference?
We have more than we think.
We will need more than we think.
It takes effort today to have income tomorrow.
You can do it, but you will have to get two things right:
You will have to save appropriately and
You will need to invest correctly.
Resources and Links:
Multiply: What the Bible Teaches About Saving, investing, and Planning for Your Future - Tim Rosen's newest book.
There are many things we give financial priority to in life. Have you reviewed your financial priorities lately? Are there any items on that list that may no longer be a priority today? What adjustments can you make to put investing for you future on that list?
If you have a question or comment about today's topic, we invite you to share your thoughts.
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