What do you want do?

To pay a fee or not to pay a fee? That is the question

Paying a fee for financial planning is just that… a cost. It costs money to get a financial plan from a fee-based financial adviser. What are they advising you on? You pay on average $1,200 to $2,500 for the ‘plan’ then around $1,000 a year til you find out that the plan you bought doesn’t work for you.

So what about no-fee based planning? What are you planning on doing or what are planning for? What does planning mean?

Are you planning on being rich, broke or lost? I ask my clients these questions. I ask what do you want to do in life, not with their money. If you don’t have money or support you don’t have as many choices otherwise.

How about no fee - no cost - no obligation what so ever? How does that sound?

What if I could teach you how to have more cash flow, liquidity, CHOICES, flexibility without new money, risk, uncertainty? What if no matter what happens in your life you will be better off?

How do I teach my client this method? I use economics. I use engineering.

Everybody is doing something with their money - consuming it, producing it, locking it away, saving it, investing it… in your current situation ask yourself these questions:

1. Do you have access to your money?
2. Are you able to use it in two, three other places at the same time?
3. Are you using your money to make more money without any risk to the principle or the growth?

Get on my calendar and find out how you can make your money work for you instead of you working for your money.