Live on 70 Percent of Your Income

Live on 70 Percent of Your Income

           I can hear you now.

           "Bo, that's impossible. How can I live on 70 percent of my income? I live on 110 percent of my income!”

           I want you to look at the list below.

           If you cut back on buying some not-so-essential items, and invest it in an investment vehicle that grows at 12 percent a year (or more), you'll be earning millions. (NOTE: If you followed the guidance of the TrulyRichClub

 in the past 4 years, your investment would have grown at an astounding 17.3%

           You think it's just a few pesos today—so why not spend it?

           But when you do, you're also throwing away your earnings.

           If you quit smoking, you would earn P6M.

           If you cut back on coffee, you could save yourself P10M.

           If you give up lotto, you'd have another P6M.

           Take a look…

Little Things	Price/Item	Quantity	Month	35 yrs @ 12%
Softdrinks	P20/can	2 cans per day	P1,200	P6M
Coffee	P60/cup	1 cups per day	P1,800	P10M
Internet on-line games, video games, CD rent	P500	1 per week	P2,000	P11M
Ice cream, dessert, junk foods, candy, etc.	P100	1 per day	P3,000	P17M
Cigarette	P40/pack	1 pack per day	P1,200	P6M
Extra cellphone load	P1,000	1 per month	P1,000	P6M
Lotto tickets	P40/ticket	2 tickets per day	P1,200	P6M
Movie tickets	P100/ticket	10 per month	P1,000	P6M
Buying "sale” items	P1,000	1 per month	P1,000	P6M

Total: P74 Million

Fact: You're Throwing Away Millions!

           Obviously, you have to watch your big-ticket purchases.

           That's where a lot of people lose money.

           Example: I've been driving my car for the past four years now. (And it was even given to me!) A lot of people are telling me, "Bo, it's time to buy a new one. You can afford it anyway.”

           Yes, I can afford it.

           But my car is still in a great condition.

           Sure, it isn't as smooth as when it was new. And its interiors are showing its age. Its mileage is pretty huge because I go all over the country.

           But I don't have plans to change it yet. Not now. I'm having so much fun investing my money and seeing it grow.

           May your dreams come true,

           Bo Sanchez