Saving For Your Future and Theirs

Here is a principal I learned early on - and one book I would recommend (it’s a real small book) "The Richest Man In Babylon".

Financial freedom comes to people who save some of their money. My recommendation would be to save at least 10 percent of what you make. One of the smallest things you can ever do for yourself is put some of your money away for your future.

Since they were little, I gave my kids allowances – not because they needed money, but because I wanted them to know what to do with the money. One of the things they had to do was tithe and give. And then they also had savings. And when did I tell them they could spend their savings? Never.

Why would you save money and never spend it? This is money you’re putting away for your future. When you get to your future you can evaluate it, but ultimately you would hope to never spend it. You want to pass it along to the next generations.

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