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Organising Your Financial Future This area should be top priority. If you do nothing because it's too much effort well think about this.
What would happen if you lose your job, have an accident and receive no income for 6 months? How would you (and your family) survive financially? Do you have your insurances in order?
Where will you be in
next five years? Maybe retired and on a pension? Or perhaps you have superannuation you hope will be enough to live on? Unfortunately too many people are under false illusions about how superannuation will be
answer for a secure retirement.
Hope is not enough. You have to be pro-active and seek out people who can help you. But be careful who you take advice from and what is
motivation behind them "selling" you their ideas.
Educating yourself on how to make
most of your hard-earned money so you can create wealth should be a high priority. After all, if you're not interested in securing your financial future, who is?
The Final Word If you take control of your personal affairs you will have peace of mind and know that you are making things happen.
I once heard someone say: Some people make things happen, others watch things happen and others wonder what happened. What do you choose to do?

Lorraine Pirihi, principal of The Office Organiser is Australia's Personal Productivity Coach. She specialises in working with businesspeople showing them how to dramatically boost their productivity, reduce the stress and the mess in their lives and have more time for enjoying their life.