How Will You Manage Your Money After The Recession?

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President Obama has endorsed them, Donald Trump has so has Robert Kiyosaki. What are they? Small businesses is the answer. In particular online home businesses. The main reason some heavy hitters back them is because they have a global reach from your home PC. But do you know how to get wealthy and stay wealthy?

Once you know the secret of becoming wealthy it’s not particularly complicated but it requires hard work. Donald Trump has proven this by loosing and then gaining millions in equally fast time. Robert Kiyosaki argues the reason people such as lottery winners loose money fast is because they are simply not financially educated.

This begs the next question why not? Well I would argue it’s becuase schools teach our children for academia not the real world. In the UK over 50% of children will go to University, when I was a child that was unthinkable. What has it led to – one of the worst credit cisis’ the world has ever seen.

Financial Education
Financial education must be one of the cornerstones of the economic recovery. We cannot have another generation growing up with a ‘must have it now mentality’. Parents have a huge role to play in this because it’s where I got my financial values from.

Parents need to decide what is important
Two career parents wonder why children want want want, and feel guilt into giving in because they are both on career paths. Society has to strike a deal with parents. It has to say ok if one of you spends the early years with the child we will legislate so your career does not suffer.

Financial freedom
Of course the alternative to the two career path could be one career and one who runs and owns their own business. Speak to anyone who has made it as an entrepreneur and they will say the freedom it gives them is worth the initial risk.

Back to education
So we’ve had all these highly ‘qualified’ people hired by financial institutions and it’s led to a $200 Trillion bail out. I would argue if they had known how to manage wealth and been educated in life this would not have happened. Most well known entrepreneurs have little or no higher education.

Get a job and learn what you need for life
The advice Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad gave him was to get a few careers actually to learn the skills of what it took to run a business. At the same time he started what turned out to be a very profitable enterprise from an idea that came to him. So success is a combination of skills and education plus determination.

Improving the financial education of everyone so they can manage their wealth and financially plan for their future is of singular importance. Any programme that offers such education together with health and wellness advice is the way forward.

Andrew Peel, is the Owner of APeel Solutions and markets a complete financial education, wealth & health management programme
www.apeelsolutions.com

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10 comments

  1. Nice Site layout for your blog. I am looking forward to reading more from you.

    Tom Humes

  2. Everytime I search for this topic, I keep bumping into this blog heh.

  3. What can I say Bethany but thanks – hope the advice helps.

  4. President Obama has endorsed them, Donald Trump has, so has Robert Kiyosaki. What are they? Small businesses is the answer. In particular online home businesses. The main reason some heavy hitters back them is because they have a global reach from your home PC. But do you know how to get wealthy and stay wealthy?

  5. Aiping

    You make a good point. Most Governments are seeing small businesses as a way out of the recession.

    Andrew

  6. I think you make a great point. If you compare how much Americans save compared to Europeans… its embarrassing. Not that spending is bad, but spending when you have no money is. I think you’re right about the generation that’s “gotta have it now”. No one knows how to save, how to invest or how to take care of their credit.

    If this nation doesn’t come financially educated we’re just going to dig ourself deeper into debt.

  7. Nancy

    Thanks for contributing and making some great points. It still amazes me there is no financial education on the UK School Curriculum however things like Algebra and trigonometry, which while occaisionally useful, hardly prepare you for life.

    Andrew


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