Wealth Building Tool

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 Dear Single Mum

With the exception of Inheritances or a lump sum payment via compensation and a possible lottery win that as Christians we are not allowed to play, your number one wealth tool will be your income.

Your economic future is determined by what you do to what you earn daily.Your actions or in actions will determine how much wealth you build.

It is very important to pray hard but working hard is better!

If you invest £500 a month for 40 years, you will have over £5million. 

Think Deep! 

Do you have to buy that new car? Can you really afford it? Should you be spending more than 10% of your earnings on goods that lose value the minute you purchase them?


Think ! Think !! Think!!!

Every Pound you spend should be towards an investment, even relationships.

Over the coming months there is need for you single mum to spend strategic time thinking about what you are spending your current income on.


© Duro Owodunni

Dear Single Mum...

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