For many Americans, there’s only so much money every month.
We get our paycheck. We pay our bills. We have the best intentions to save, to put more away, but something always comes up, and we end up at the end of the month barely making ends meet.
Some of us are very diligent about saving money—but you feel like if you spent any extra, you won’t have enough money to cover life’s inevitable emergencies or run out of money in retirement.
Neither scenario works. It leaves you feeling powerless over your finances.
Money is very important. It’s not something you should waste needlessly. It’s got to be put to work.
Right now, you’re probably working very hard to make the money you do. But there comes a time when you can’t work or no longer want to work—and if at that time your money isn’t working for you, then you’re “up a creek.”
That’s not any fun and definitively not a way to live life.