Money Is Like Fruit: How to Keep Yours Ripe for the Future

Available for Interviews: Harry Abrahamsen

Harry J. Abrahamsen is Founder & CEO Abrahamsen Financial Group. His company offers customized wealth management solutions—creating plans and portfolios that protect, preserve, and grow client’s wealth. He was selected as one of the ten most dependable Wealth Managers in the Mid-Atlantic as published in Forbes magazine.

 

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Applying How to Maximize Your Money’s Potential:

Money Is not Math, and Math Is not Money

Money behaves more like a piece of fruit than mathematics.

Math is perfect. 1 + 1 will equal 2 . . . Forever.  But one dollar today plus one dollar a year from today will never equal two dollars because of taxes and inflation.  Money erodes over time. It’s just not about money eroding from today to your retirement years but for the rest of your life.  Money erodes over time in the form of:

1. 1. 1. Inflation
      2. Unexpected Life Events
      3. Taxes
      4. Fees
      5. Tax Law Changes
      6. Increased Standard of Living
      7. Technological Change
      8. Planned Obsolescence 

Why is this important? Realizing that money erodes over time people need to counteract the erosion. They need to combat the erosion and not stick their head in the sand and be bystanders. There are things people can do to counteract this from devastating their financial plan.

The main key is to keep money in motion, just like a bank.  When you deposit $1,000 into a bank they don’t “save” it, they lend it out as quickly as it was deposited. The idea is to clone the banks strategy to building wealth and clone it so you as the individual gets multiple uses from your dollars.

In this interview, learn the smartest, most lucrative ways to keep your money in motion.