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The McCarthy Interview

 

If you’re too busy earning a living and too time-poor to invest, you’ll end up asset-poor as a result. Guaranteed. You need a change of priorities to put your wealth creation first.

We all get an allocation of 24 hours a day. No more, no less. About a third of that is spent sleeping (unless you are Kevin Rudd, who gets by on 3 hours sleep a night!). So how is it that some people can find the time to plan and manage their investments, while others can’t, and spend all their waking hours instead simply responding to the pressing needs of the day?

The answer lies in priorities and goals. If you don’t allocate any time to investing, this means that this is a low priority for you, and it is not one of your important goals. If it was important, you’d set time aside for it. So don’t be surprised when you end up with low or no returns if you don’t.

The biggest missed opportunity in all of this is time itself. Because time is what makes investments grow.

If you were able to re-prioritise, and set aside just SIX HOURS, you could have your financial position assessed at no cost, an investment strategy developed for under $200, and then complete the necessary paperwork and administration to get you going on an investment similar to the one in the story elsewhere in Freedom News, “How the rich get richer…”, where a $50 per week investment could grow to over $250,000 in 7 years.

Are you sure you’re too busy for such a concept? Then why not start with the two hours needed for an obligation-free introductory meeting to assess your position? Contact us on (02) 9687 3601 or click here to arrange a meeting.