Even more, using your home as an automated teller is one of the big reasons we had the recent Global Financial Crisis.

Many sources say the Global Financial Crisis officially started on August 9, 2007. We can debate the official start date. However, we all know that it began in the fall of 2007, a rough ride financially around the world.

In the last year or two, we have seen the United States emerge from this financial crisis. My biggest concern for everyone, however, is defaulting to the USA’s economic turmoil over the last decade and in many parts of the globe.

Out of Nowhere

However, the pandemic stormed the world in early 2020, and the world was back into a financial crisis.

I am not here to criticize anyone for the crisis.

Therefore, whether you remortgage your home, use your line of credit, carry a credit card balance from month to month, or purchase furniture or electronics with no payments for a year. You only get caught with considerable interest added to the purchase price after a year; most of us were caught up in one of these scenarios.

In contrast, many people saved more money through the pandemic. Many use the government’s personal bailout cash to fund first-time stock market investors more than in the past.

Many of us have good intentions to pay in full after a year or not carry a credit balance, but somehow, we get hit with high-interest charges, and our lives get sidetracked.

In contrast, those living in LifeStyle are caught up in these easy credit access traps. These traps grip us and, in many cases, never let go. Therefore, we find ourselves transferring debt from one financial vehicle to another.

We have fixed our credit crisis with some illusion. It reminds me of the two little pigs who thought their foundation was stable until the Big Bad Wolf blew their homes down.

Sticks and Stones May Break Your Economic Bones:

How to Build a Strong Financial Foundation: Lay One Brick at a Time

Is your house made of financial straw or sticks that will come tumbling down? In addition, leaving you with a money pit, not because of its construction but because of how you used your materials?

As children, we are inundated with fairy tales thrust upon us like they are the truth. Remember, most fairy tales have been around for centuries, woven into our culture as if real. All fairy tales have some reality rooted in them.

The Three Little Pigs Grounded in Reality:

How to Build a Strong Financial Foundation: Lay One Brick at a Time

The fairy tale “The Three Little Pigs” talks about a great foundation; this is one of the story’s morals, and it rings as accurate today as it did centuries ago.

If you spend time reading this website, I promise to help you build a strong foundation no matter your age, circumstances, or what stage of life you think you are in.

Now:

How to Build a Strong Financial Foundation: Lay One Brick at a Time

If you ask me what the best time to invest is, I will always tell you it is “Now.”

Living in the “now” is hard if you are caught up in the past or analyzing the future. History and the future are the times we get caught up in and create indecision.

The opportunity to take action is “Now.”

I intend to help you recognize the straws and sticks in your financial world. Therefore, see how we can help turn these materials into brick, building an economic foundation that will last a long time, even after you leave this world.

Are you ready to lay the first brick to the cornerstone of your strong financial foundation?