Dedication and sacrifice are no strangers to you. When it comes to your finances, you believe that everything has an order. In your world, the best way forward is to maintain consistent growth by saving.

You have a tight, careful hold on your money and are generally unwilling to release it without some form of discount or bargain.

You know how much money you have, and by how much it has increased (or not) every month. Impulsive purchases are a foreign concept to you. All purchases, big and small get measured and analysed before they are taken. Your debt, if you have any, is managed very carefully. 

While your efforts toward personal wealth are focused and consistent, the people in your life don’t always see it in this way. You can be viewed as stingy and selfish. 

Your dedicated viewpoint on money can be mistaken for a blinkered approach to wealth.

Being a Saver makes you a focused person, but there is a fine line between focused and obsessive. Sometimes you can become so obsessive about money itself (the dollars and cents) that you forget what money is to be traded up for. 

Your singular need to hold and have hold of your money can make you distrustful of not only investments, but even some savings instruments, all because you need total control.

You must remember that saving money on purchases isn’t enough. 

The next step is to actually save & invest your money in instruments which allow it to grow and benefit you into the future.

If your plan for your money is just to save until death, you are actually heading for a major trap. There is a whole other layer to creating the wealth that you have as your goal.

If you’d like, we can hold you hand through the process and make the seemingly complicated things become very easy. Hop on a call with us to find out exactly how we can make your efforts even more financially impactful!