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1). How Much Money Should You Save for Financial Emergencies?
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
Practically every financial planning and personal finance book you'll ever read advises you to start an emergency savings fund, or rainy day fund as some call it, to meet unexpected financial emergencies, as one of the first steps you should take to build wealth.
Some advise a fixed dollar amount, such as $500 or $1,000, be set aside for financial emergencies.
2). 3 Powerful Tips for Getting into the Right Business for You
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
In two previous articles, "The #1 Best Business to Get Into if You Want to Get Rich" and "How You Can Find the Financial Success You're Seeking", I answered one of the single most frequently asked questions I'm asked.
Although it's asked in many different ways, the question really boils down to...
What's the best or the "right" business or profession to get into if I want to get rich?
Regardless of how it's asked, my answer is always the same.
3). 3 Steps to Completely Eliminating Scams from Your Life
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
Not long ago, I received a question from one of my newsletter subscribers that went something like this (I've edited out the personal details):
"1. What about the Swiss Cash scheme? Trust or don't trust? Any evidence of previous failure to this scheme?"
"2. I am in debt due to scams. Give me your brightest idea that won't fail.
4). 3 Powerful Tips for Becoming a Financial Master Mind
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
Not long ago, I received a question from one of my newsletter subscribers that went something like this (I've edited out the personal details):
"Hi Tony Mase, I am faced with a rather complex situation. I agree 100% with everything I read in Wallace D. Wattles' book, but I am so deep in financial difficulty that whenever I try not to ponder on my circumstances I am constantly reminded of it by my creditors calling me.
5). An 8-Year-Old's Marching Orders for the Upcoming School Year
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
In my opinion, based on my own personal experience, kids function best when they're real clear about exactly what's expected of them in any given situation or under any particular set of circumstances.
Every year since he began school, in the day or two prior to the beginning of each new school year, I've sat down with my son, who's now eight years old, to "lay down the law", so to speak, about exactly what I expected of him in school and to issue him his "marching orders" for the upcoming school year.
6). The Universal Law Behind the Golden Rule
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
In Chapter 7 of the book of Matthew, Jesus is quoted as saying:
"Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them; for this is the law and the prophets."
When Jesus made this statement, he wasn't just teaching his followers a religious rule...
He was teaching his followers the *practical* application of a Universal law.
7). A Simple Way to Begin Eliminating Your Credit Card Debt Now!
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
Recently, a friend of mine who, like many, is easily confused when it comes to financial matters, asked me to take a look at her monthly statement for a credit card she's been trying hard to pay off, but feels like she isn't getting anywhere.
I gladly took a look at her credit card statement and the very first thing I noticed, which almost floored me, is the interest rate she's paying.
8). How You Can Find the Financial Success You're Seeking
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
Not long ago, I received a question from a customer that went something like this (I've edited out the personal details):
"Tony, I would really like to ask you a question and hopefully you will provide me a very honest answer."
"I see many different opportunities available everyday via the mail, email, media, promotions, ebooks, etc.
9). 5 Powerful Tips for Getting the Help You Need Online
Copyright 2006 Tony Mase
In his book "How to Get What You Want", Wallace D. Wattles, best known for his classic masterpiece "The Science of Getting Rich", talks about the importance of "making constructive use of the people and things in your environment" in getting what you want.
One way you make constructive use of the people and things in your environment is to get the help you need, when you need it.
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