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It is absolutely necessary to use leverage, if you want to become rich. In fact, it is necessary to use large amounts of leverage. The more you can use the more leverage you need to use. Before you think I’ve lost the plot and only recommending that you borrow money to drown under the weight of debt, I mean clearly.
A common misconception is that the leverage refers only to loans of money (also known as gearing). The leverage is much more than just borrow. In fact, there are 7 ways to “leverage” and most of the seven that are used and the more you use the richer you become.
What is leverage?
Leverage is the ability to control a lot with just a little. It gives you the possibility to use more than you. By leveraging a change can be achieved much faster. Take the same speed, or speed. The more influence you have, the faster your journey to wealth.
Below are 5 tips on how to survive or face, personally, times of economic crisis:
1. Stay informed
The first advice is to stay informed, we must keep abreast of economic and financial news, national and international.
The stay informed and aware of what happens in the country and the world, will allow us to make better decisions to help us cope with the crisis.
2. Save
The second tip is to save, which means to be frugal, and spend and consume less.
For that we buy smart, always look for offers or discounts, to take our time, or prices compare and find the places where we can get lower-priced products, etc.
Likewise, we must strive to consume less, for example, control the use of water and electricity.
The idea of saving is to reserve an amount of money each month, we serve as an accumulated stock of savings, which can subsequently be used for any unforeseen or emergency.
For more tips on how we can save in times of crisis, we invite you to read the article-saving tips.
3. Settle and avoid debt
The third tip is to try to settle all debts, and no longer continue to build new ones.
We must avoid debt, especially those that generate credit cards, which are more expensive (they have a higher interest rate).
We should buy after getting the money, not buy and then get, in other words, we buy in cash and no credit, and never spend more than we earn.