What Solves Money
Problems?
Financial intelligence
solves money problems. In simple terms, financial intelligence is that part of
our total intelligence we use to solve financial problems.
Some examples of very common
money problems are:
1. “I don’t earn enough
money.”
2. “I’m deeply in
debt.”
3. “I can’t afford to
buy a home.”
4. “My car is broken.
How do I find the money to fix it?”
5. “I have $10,000.
What should I invest in?”
6. “My child wants to
go to college, but we don’t have the money.”
7. “I don’t have enough
money for retirement.”
8. “I don’t like my
job, but I can’t afford to quit.”
9. “I’m retired, and
I’m running out of money.”
10. “I can’t afford the
surgery.”
Financial intelligence
solves these and other money problems. Unfortunately, if our financial
intelligence is not developed enough to solve our problems, the problems
persist. They don’t go away. Many times they get worse, causing even more money
problems. For example, there are millions of people who do not have enough
money set aside for retirement. If they fail to solve that problem, the problem
will get worse, as they grow older and require more money for medical care. Like
it or not, money does affect lifestyle and quality of life—as well as afford
conveniences and hassle-free choices. The freedom of choice that money offers
can mean the difference between hitchhiking or taking the bus . . . or
traveling by private jet.
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