Luke 1:37 – “For with Yahweh nothing shall be impossible”
Money Matters: Your Finances in 2022
Your money matters when it comes to your personal finances come 2022! A lot of people are finding themselves off track with their money for the past 2 years (current crisis).
You can bring peace of mind to yourself by narrowing your focus on your finances come next year and so on.
The #1 rule to consider is to spend with a purpose?
Make an effort to use your money on things that matter to you. Welcome Spending that gets you closer to your goals.
First, make a budget for the month ahead. This means thinking actively rather than retroactively.
Second, add spending that helps you and your family be well. Third, trim anything that’s not necessary. (sorry, but you still have to pay rent.)
Finally, make it balance so the money you spend matches what you earn; this will keep you out of debt.
If you’re in a relationship, you should talk about your money goals! What’s your vision for 2022?
What are your financial priorities? This is where you need to work through your differences.
Inflation plays a big role in 2022
Thanks to inflation, everything has just become a heck of a lot more expensive.
Saving for retirement almost feels impossible nowadays due to higher cost of everyday living.
You need to trim unnecessary expenses.
Tidying up debt is hard work and requires consistency.
Yes, the way that inflation has been officially reported has understated what has been happening. Particularly related to housing, gasoline, and food.
Make no mistake about it — massive inflation is coming.
As people begin to experience inflation and see their wealth quickly disappearing, they try to protect themselves through investing, speculating in more stable commodities, including gold and silver.
Inflation will come when people lose confidence in the dollar and suddenly dump dollars for any hard assets they can find.
It’ll be into hard assets that hold their value over time, silver in particular.
Of course higher gold and silver prices means higher consumer prices since higher commodity prices mean a weaker dollar. More dollars will be required to buy the same amount of goods.
Consumers overspend. Businesses overproduce. And investors buy stocks that are overpriced.
How to protect yourself
You can protect yourself in 2022 and so forth so long as you plan ahead. Planners have more money.
Pay Yahweh and yourself first with every paycheck 10%, Genesis 28:22 is where you can locate this knowledge.
When making purchases, buy items that give you a 20% return (cha Ching). That way your money isn’t going to waste.
Seriously consider investing your hard-earned money into “hard assets” like silver, gold, real estate etc.
Inflation is not going away. You can grow food and sell it at a farmers market (extra money).
When you go grocery shopping, buy extra food. It will save you money in the long run (inflation).
Start an information network group with “like-minded people” so that you can work out a plan to thrive.
It’s a good idea to keep enough cash in the bank to pay your bills, just enough not all of your cash!!
Conclusion
Actually, the USA has no real intention to pay back its debt.
The truth is that the USA is setting itself up for massive inflation (as well as food shortages).
Once hyperinflation hits the USA, the results will be worse than almost anyone realizes.
Do not rely on the government to save you or anyone else! Only you can save yourself by getting prepared mentally, spiritually, financially, emotionally, psychosocially and physically.
Your wealth is protected by hard assets that actually store value (e.g., land, silver, gold, oil, cattle).
Creating a budget is key to financial success. A budgeting app could help and it’s free right HERE!
Remember this over anything you’ve read, if you don’t hold it you don’t own it.
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