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Since working with New Financial U, I have seen first hand my credit scores increase as well as having my credit report cleared of erroneous information that build up over the years.  I’ve changed many spending habits in order to stay within a well defined budget that you helped set up. I’ve also started on a financial lifestyle change that will prove to be beneficial for me in the future. I am extremely appreciative of your help and vast knowledge for structuring and organizing matters that I could not accomplish on my own.  Working with your professional staff was definitely a plus. With your guidance, I now have extra funds necessary to build up a crisis account. Thank you for assisting me in my goal of credit enhancement and a debt free future.
-R. Dibeneditto, Connecticut
 

Wealth Accumulation

Wealth accumulation may be a far off concept for a credit addict.  But if you stick with New Financial You, you will find yourself in the enviable position of accumulating wealth.  As such, we will provide you with the support you need to navigate these foreign waters.

Some nuggets of information that you may not know but which will help you accumulate wealth include:

  • Spending less than what you earn for your lifespan.  As soon as addictive spending ceases, you are now armed with the ability to slowly accumulate money in your bank account which will lead to a large sum of money once compound interest is taken into account.
  • Invest your money in funds that you understand with clarity-not the next hot stock (that can be artificially high due to a number of factors which are not disclosed to you).  Your money will grow because of compound interest.
  • While an inheritance may appear to be your road to easy-street, be aware that time has accrued, thereby decreasing your inheritance and that the payment of taxes must be taken into account.  It will not provide you with the financial independence you may assume an inheritance provides.
  • Determine your long-term investment goals. Think about where you want to be 10, 20, or even 30 years from now.
  • Gauge your risk tolerance.  Can you handle fluctuations in the stock market in exchange for higher returns? Or are you more comfortable with your investments in funds and stocks that exhibit regular and steady growth?
  • Diversify your money among different investment vehicles-- asset allocation.