How to save more with automation
At POVAR we call it the Smart Banking System - because that's exactly what it is.
It takes the human factor out of the equation and does the stuff you ought to be doing but don't.
Q: Did you ever read through your bank statement and discover that you'd been paying for something that you thought you'd cancelled?
A friend of mine was actually engaged to be married before he realised he was still paying for his old Bumble subscription.
I'd outsourced my graphics for over a year before I realised I was still paying $25 odd bucks a month for a Canva pro subscription that I wasn't using anymore.
And even worst than that, my old housemate discovered that he'd been paying the power bill for his old house for 6 months after he'd moved out and forgotten to cancel his account!
This kind of thing happens all the time.
How? Well we're too busy to check and our bank accounts are so busy that we hardly ever know what's going on in there.
We just tap our bank card until it beeps.
So the Smart Banking System actually takes advantage of this laziness.
We set up automated transactions that funnel your money into bespoke little savings accounts. One's that you set up after doing a few of POVAR's favorite things:
- Design Your Life: Set powerful short, medium and long term life goals to save for.
- Design Your Investment Pie: Decide on what percentage you want to allocate to each asset class.
- Your Self Development Strategy: Who do you want to be in five years from now and what's it going to take to get there.
With this information in hand, we build you a Smart Banking System that is so good - and so YOU - that it brings tears to your eyes.
And them we set and forget...
And let that same laziness from above go to work!
Plus of course we let compound interest, automation, psychology and accountability slowly but surely deliver you the life you deserve.
If having a system like this appeals to you, click here to get me or one of my team to build it for you.
If you have a business, we can build the system for your business too.
If however you want to just have a go for yourself, then here's a few tips:
- Keep it simple, really simple. You're likely to fail unless it starts off simple.
- Once you begin, never stop. If you stop once, you're screwed and back to square one.
- Don't try to be a hero by going hard at the start. Money is a long game. You don't need to be a hero to win.
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