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The crisis we are currently going through is teaching you one of two things: Your past and current saving habits are paying off. You were prepared and are ready for the unexpected! Or... You are not earning enough income. You were spending too much. You were not saving enough. You were not preparing for the unexpected and this crisis is affecting your finances tremendously! Which category are you falling into? #crisis #alwaysbeprepared #alwaysbeready #preparefortheunexpected #wewillgetthroughthis #savemore #spendless #motivationmonday #financialliteracymonth #limitlessfinancial

Happy Easter from our family to yours!

How had the COVID-19 affected your personal finance? In which areas of your life are you spending less money on because of the quarantine? In which areas of your life are you spending more money on because of the quarantine?... Were you prepared financially for this unexpected course of events? Is this quarantine making you change the way you will budget your life in the future? #financialliteracy #financialplanning #budgeting #saving #spending #alwaysbeprepared #personalfinance #coronavid19 #limitlessfinancial

Who are you saving for? Attaching a loved one to a financial goal can be a great motivation for saving. Having a clear purpose for the money you are saving will help you stay focus on your saving plan. ... Are you saving for the future of your children? Are you saving for your parents and their potential need from you when they retire or get sick? Are you saving to protect your family from any type of adversity that may come up? Are you saving for your own future and the dreams you want to accomplish? #financialfreedom #financialliteracy #financialindependence #financialplanning #saving #future #family #protection #limitlessfinancial

What are you saving for? Are you attaching goals to your saving habits? Are you saving to create an emergency fund?... Are you saving to make a down payment for your future home? Are you saving towards your retirement? Are you saving towards your children’s education? Are you saving towards your dream vacation? Most importantly, have you attached a number and a dateline to these goals? #saving #goals #financialfreedom #financialliteracy #financialindependence #retirement #retirementplanning #retirementgoals #emergencyfund #collegefund #thepowerofthedateline #limitlessfinancial

Protect your retirement. Protect your future. What measures do you have in place to protect your retirement? Do you have a diverse portfolio or do you have all your eggs in the same basket?... What are your retirement goals? Is what you have currently in place enough to meet these goals? #financialfreedom #financialliteracy #financialindependence #financialgoals #retirement #protection #future #portfolio #limitlessfinancial

Are you going through a financial hardship because of the COVID-19? See if you are eligible to receive distribution from your retirement account.

During this Quarantine, learn about how to accomplish your retirement goals by reading these extremely informative books! Money. Wealth. Life Insurance. By Jake Thompson The Power of Zero. By David McKnight... The Retirement Miracle. By Patrick Kelly Tax-Free Retirement. By Patrick Kelly What book have you read that help you prepare for your future? #financialfreedom #finance #reading #educateyourself #geteducated #financialindependence #financialliteracy #financialliteracymonth #retirement #limitlessfinancial

This is not about how much you make, but how much you save! This is not how much you save, but what you do with it! Where is your money saved?... Is your money invested? Is your money working for you? Is the growth on your money outpaced inflation? #savings #investing #investment #money #moneyworks #financialfreedom #financialliteracy #finance #personalfinance #limitlessfinancial

Do you know how much you should save/invest to retire with a $1,000,000? Here is a breakdown of how much you should save/invest monthly starting at a particular age to reach the goal of having a $1,000,000 by retirement. The 3 described examples are accounts earning respectively 6%, 8% and 10%.... What is your personal retirement goal? Do you know what it takes to reach that goal? If not, let us help you set up a financial plan!

The importance of compound interest. Do you know how much are you earning in your savings account or investment accounts? Do you know how to estimate how much money you will have in these accounts when you retire?... There is a simple way to find out. You divide the number 72 by the interest rate of your account and it will tell you how long it takes for your money to double. Example 1: At 1%, it takes 72 years for your money to double! Example 2: At 6%, it takes 12 years for your money to double! Example 3: At 10%, it takes 7.2 years for your money to double! By the way, it works as well for your debt. With a credit card at an interest rate of 20%, it takes 3.6 years for your debt to double! What type of savings and investment accounts do you have? Is your money working for you or against you? #tipoftheday #financialfreedom #financialliteracy #financialindependence #interestrates #compoundinterest #ruleof72 #limitlessfinancial

April is Financial Literacy Month! During this month, @limitlessfinancial will offer you daily financial tips and concepts that will help you and your family prepare for your financial future! #financialliteracy #financialfreedom #financialindependence #noaprilfools #preparedness #limitlessfinancial