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In the latest edition of the magazine Global Investors came out a little article with 10 things that needed to achieve financial independence. These 10 tips are good to recall from time to time and as a guide. Although many of the issues addressed in the blog, usually to forget about them.

So the 10 things we need to know to be financially free:

Tips:

1 – Make more money does not always solve these things:

Many believe that the key to solving financial problems is to get more money. Tired of the debt, bills unpaid or financial fear for the future, is believed to earn more money will solve this problem.

The way we manage our money is more important than the amount we earn. Obviously we talked about a central point, it is true that salaries are very low causing the problem.

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The automaker, that while the economic situation has severely beaten, we must not forget that in 2008 domestic production exceeded 2 million units with growth of 4% over 2007, so one way or another this industry will rebound in the medium term.

The industry on the life sciences, related chemicals, pharmaceuticals, perfumery, toiletries and cosmetics, among others, positioning Mexico as the fifth largest exporter in the world of medical equipment. Read the rest of this entry »

The first one is called What? Yes, the first big question that an entrepreneur or business owner must ask is what do I produce? And it is that the principle is very basic. The business, if any, must respond to a need, whether real or created / induced.

The applicant acknowledges that the market requires of satisfaction, whether goods, products or services. That something you are looking for the client can be induced either by image, snobbery, conceit, among other things., Or because it really meets some basic needs like the food, clothing, housing, among others. Read the rest of this entry »

poor planning and a culture of corporate saving are the most common mistakes entrepreneurs under 35. This is the reason that 80% of projects go to the bottom, according to Young Entrepreneurs found in Mexico, AC (JEMAC), an organization focused on training, funding and mentoring in this niche business.

If young people are able to learn and overcome these mistakes, be a different story. Julian Robles JEMAC achieved and it is a success story: a 23-year project launched ArteDolce suggestive name, he says, is a hybrid art gallery and chocolate. In two years, his business is becoming more profitable and he thinks about opening a branch. Read the rest of this entry »

Companies have had difficulty in obtaining resources through the national financial system by the limited availability of them, in particular by the size of the Mexican financial system, which measured as a share of GDP reached almost the same level as in 1994, placing the Mexican financial system in a low development level compared to international standards.

One of the major proposals of the previous administration, was to implement regulatory measures to the Mexican financial system and to increase resources for productive projects through development banks, if commercial banks do not lend money to entrepreneurs Mexican owners of SMEs, then would the Federal Government. Read the rest of this entry »

It represents a very effective source of fresh resources to become, as well as mean funding increases the productivity of businesses by disposing of movable or immovable property not used and that could mean an unnecessary expense.

You can also rent capacity on the company, for example, in the stores. Ideally, employers who make use of this strategy using the funds as working capital, for example to buy inventory and make prompt payment discounts with suppliers.

The advantages of using this type of credit: the company becomes more productive and saves storage costs and maintenance of essential assets, the financing is cheaper, has no financial costs, are obtained fresh funds in an asset that is not used and therefore it is not essential for the company to update our obsolete assets. Read the rest of this entry »