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Most of us dabble with the national lottery, thinking if not willing this ticket to be the lucky one. TV show Who Wants To be A Millionaire has a huge and loyal following, and articles on how to save money dominate the press in this time of freely available consumer credit and uncertain interest rates. Reaching a millionaire status and achieving financial independence is obviously on our minds but, winning tickets and quiz shows aside, there is a way that ordinary people, just like you and me, can become financially independent and wealth coaching company The Money Gym has the programme to show you how. It’s not a quick get rich scheme; and no one is saying that it’s going to be a doddle. But the Money Gym can teach participants a solid and proven way of creating wealth, with a choice of ways to suit your personality – whether you want to go the way of high risk, high return investment, solid bricks and mortar, or building a business that you can sell or set you up for life. And the Money Gym has plenty of clients who have seen their lives transformed by the process. One of them, Tim Burge, is now a wealth coach for the Money Gym himself. Tim’s story… Twelve months ago, Tim, a sales director managing 15 people for a large successful company, decided that he needed to make some life changes. He was doing a job that he enjoyed but he wasn’t spending the time he wanted to with his family. He questioned the life/work balance and decided that he wanted more time at home. Tim decided to investigate alternative means of income, and achieved his financial independence through a variety options including stocks and shares, an internet business, a cleaning company, and his real passion, property. Over the last twelve months Tim has built up a property portfolio worth 7 figures whilst holding down a demanding job. His property portfolio is extensive, UK-wide and ranging from a bed-sit on the south-coast to a two bedroom corporate flat in central London. Tim’s top tips for buying property successfully are: 1: Research your market 2: Buy below market value 3: Choose your strategy – do you want to buy, refurbish then sell or buy and hold to rent and become a landlord. Both are excellent choices but do decide which is for you. 4: Build your dream team. This should include a wealth coach, a good financial adviser, a solicitor/conveyor, a property sourcer, and potentially a builder/project manager. 5: Release the equity in you home. Many of us have equity in our homes and you can release this by re-mortgaging some of it. Tim is available for interview, professional advice or to write articles. For more details on the Money Gym visit www.themoneygym.com. Press: The Money gym has helped hundreds of people along the road to financial independence and if you’d like to try a combination of the Financial Intelligence Programme and a coaching session to sample the Money Gym experience - then please contact Paula Gardner on 0208 504 4557, or divinepublicity@aol.com. Alternatively, we can put you in touch with case studies from many walks of life. ends |
| Posted: 14/10/2009 12:17:13 |
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