Control

It’s a two syllable word and most of us know that we don’t have a lot of it in our lives. When it comes to our finances, we should all have as much as we can.
Relinquishing control to other parties and circumstances is starting to look like a really bad idea. The fundamental control we should all exercise over our money is debt. It is a four-letter word and should be treated as such. At the end of the day it is the one thing that we can exercise the most control.
When was the last time that your financial planner or advisor gave anything more than lip service to paying off all of your liabilities? The problem is they are not trained to nor do they have any clue how to deal with it. You might also consider that they don’t get paid any money to help you with it. We have all heard of advisors getting paid for managing your assets. When was the last time you heard of an advisor getting paid for managing your liabilities?
In my opinion, having a strategic plan to increase your cash flow and accelerating the elimination of your liabilities should be in place before you begin about thinking about a plan for managing your assets. Like many things in the financial world, finding a resource to help with this process is critical. Most people don’t know how to do it on their own. Over the past ten years, Matthew Pillmore and his company VIP Enterprises has created a hands on system of accomplishing three goals:
• Increasing cash-flow
• Increasing credit scores
• Accelerated debt elimination
Wealth Without Wall Street is built on the foundation of those three principals. It should be the foundation and common denominator of any personal financial or strategy.