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Saving can be easy.  The average saving rate in Australia today is currently 3.2%, which means that on the average income of $98,218 you’d be saving $60 per week.  This compares to our peak savings rate of 23.6% just a few years ago. And yes the world does seem different now, but finding a way to boost your savings by even a small amount will have a huge impact. If you’re 20 today, by saving at double the current average saving rate and investing the money assuming the average sharemarket return of 9.8%, your money would grow by an EXTRA $2.06m by age 65 compared to someone saving at the average rate.  Saving well is worth working for.  The hardest part of saving is NOT doing a budget. Doing your budget is simple, and anyone can say they’re going to save and save well. The hard part is making it happen.  James Clear said “you don’t rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems”. And he was bang on.  The key to saving is to systemise.  You need to set up your banking so you get the right money in the right places at the right times.  The five bank accounts you need to nail your savings: Fixed - to pay your regular bills and the boring stuff Debt - everyone’s least favourite, but an important one to cover Spending - your walking around money, food, transport, and entertainment Lifestyle - bigger ticket discretionary like holidays Savings - keeping this completely separate and quarantined Not saving creates an opportunity cost, not just from the amount of money you don’t save this week, month, or year - but instead how much money that would grow into over the decades ahead. The cost is often much more than you think, which is why it’s so important to find a way to save today.  Saving isn’t easy, but when you have a proven process to follow it makes it easier. If you want to take this to the next level, I’m running a special live event on 28 May to celebrate the re-release of my first book Get Unstuck, where I’ll be unpacking this topic AND sharing the tools to do this all yourself.  In almost a decade running my business, I’ve never shared this with non-clients. It’s only going to be available to people registered for the launch event - link in bio
Saving can be easy. The average saving rate in Australia today is currently 3.2%, which means that on the average income of $98,218 you’d be saving $60 per week. This compares to our peak savings rate of 23.6% just a few years ago. And yes the world does seem different now, but finding a way to boost your savings by even a small amount will have a huge impact. If you’re 20 today, by saving at double the current average saving rate and investing the money assuming the average sharemarket return of 9.8%, your money would grow by an EXTRA $2.06m by age 65 compared to someone saving at the average rate. Saving well is worth working for. The hardest part of saving is NOT doing a budget. Doing your budget is simple, and anyone can say they’re going to save and save well. The hard part is making it happen. James Clear said “you don’t rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems”. And he was bang on. The key to saving is to systemise. You need to set up your banking so you get the right money in the right places at the right times. The five bank accounts you need to nail your savings: Fixed - to pay your regular bills and the boring stuff Debt - everyone’s least favourite, but an important one to cover Spending - your walking around money, food, transport, and entertainment Lifestyle - bigger ticket discretionary like holidays Savings - keeping this completely separate and quarantined Not saving creates an opportunity cost, not just from the amount of money you don’t save this week, month, or year - but instead how much money that would grow into over the decades ahead. The cost is often much more than you think, which is why it’s so important to find a way to save today. Saving isn’t easy, but when you have a proven process to follow it makes it easier. If you want to take this to the next level, I’m running a special live event on 28 May to celebrate the re-release of my first book Get Unstuck, where I’ll be unpacking this topic AND sharing the tools to do this all yourself. In almost a decade running my business, I’ve never shared this with non-clients. It’s only going to be available to people registered for the launch event - link in bio

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