What The Bank Didn't Say About Wealth Creation - Part 1

The Law of Attraction and What the Bank didn’t say about Wealth Creationnn“Spend, borrow; borrow, spend,” the bankers urged. “No credit, slow credit, bad credit, no problem. If you own you own home, we’re got a loan for you. No equity needed.”nnWe see it every day, a new way to loan money, extend your credit card limits or the use of the equity in your home and the great things you can buy from this new found wealth. Wealth Creation without working for it, on a scale not seen before. Where scant regard has been made of the impact of this added credit and it’s repayment. As greed is good, have it now, pay for it later was programmed into us by the media at all levels. Personal debt has now become a major issue and any economic downturn and associated reduced employment will have direct consequences, let alone a round of interest rate rises.nnNo wonder that bankruptcies have climbed to levels 10 times higher than they were several decades ago. In a crisis that is on a scale never seen before in the world of finance. The computer modeling that said there was little risk has been found to have holes wide enough to drive trucks through. It is rippling out of America and engulfing areas of the finance never impacted on before. There is foreclosure disasters being recorded every day, the loose-pocketed purveyors of credit are now reaping what they have sowed. Levels of debt held by some banks are causing runs on their capital forcing Government to step in with public money to stem the cash flows.nnGary Eldred PhD is Professor of Real Estate at Trump University put it this way.nnWeakness of Will and Financial Disciplinenn 1. In adopting the sales approach, the bankers knew that millions of people would jump at the chance to spend and borrow, and then think about the destructive consequences later.n 2. Because let’s face facts. Home equity borrowing vanquishes your capacity to build wealth. If you do use it, use it only for productive investment that offers low risk for good returns. (As the old advice goes, “Never done on seed corn”.) The data on home equity loans overwhelmingly shows that borrowers most frequently put the money they borrow into consumption, including ill-considered home improvements or extended overseas travel.n 3. What about consolidating your bills or paying of high interest rate credit card balances? Again, prudence says no. Rather than paying less interest, this approach often leads to even more debt. Why? Because borrowers who wrap their credit card balances and other bills into home equity loans (or refinances) temporarily minimize the pain of debt. Yet with a longer term and lower payment, the debt generates higher long term costs. Even worse, many borrowers run their credit card balances climb right back up to where they were previously.nn“Thank goodness the home went up $10,000 in value last year”, they think. But meanwhile, wealth destruction continues.nnDon’t let yourself get into this situation, use the powers provided by the Universal Laws and the Law of Attraction to build your own wealth creation so that you don’t have to borrow outside of your capacity to re-pay. Build your own goals, don’t let others build your goals for you, by including you in their goals where what those have in store for you, is little at all and more likely, “but a life living with debt”.