Get That Slight Edge in 2009

A great email sent out by one of my team....


"Juswant Rai is doing it. Rhett Lewis is doing it. Mike Entwhistle is doing it.

I'm doing it too.

We are all building serious residual incomes that are growing month on month.

And so are literally hundreds of other property investors I know of.

Never has it been more important to have various income streams. If you don't have time to set up different income streams then THIS is the one you should be looking at.

• In the midst of a financial crisis that is affecting many businesses we are part of a company that is growing and prospering, having zero debt and £30M in the bank.

• The company's shares are the fastest growing shares on the London Stock Exchange in 2008.

• As property people, you'll like this next bit: The CEO sold the company premises at the peak of the market 18 months ago in a deal that allowed them to be rented back indefinitely. He has now bought the much needed larger MFI head office a stone's throw away for an absolute snip! That's the shrewd leadership that typifies how this company is run.

• At a time when just about everyone is looking to save money, we are also guiding people through the credit crunch by helping them save an average of £855 p.a. How many people do you know that could do with an extra £855 a year?

We are all doing this PART TIME simply by bolting it on to our property businesses and talking about it with tenants, letting agents, contacts and like minded people like YOU who want something more than working till retirement and worrying about cashflow from their property portfolio. Basically this appeals to anyone or any business who wants to save money.

It's simple. It's recession proof. It's completely risk free. And there is HUGE support.

Most of all it just WORKS!

That's why people like Glenn, Rhett, Mike, Juswant, myself and most business-minded people I talk to are grabbing this opportunity. Some don't - they are scared and prefer to sit still waiting for the economy to improve rather than take action to build their own residual income and secure their financial future irrespective of what the economy does.

In two weeks time Steph and I move into our dream family home (bought significantly BMV in this current market of course). I can't tell you what a fantastic feeling it is to know that the extra financial commitment we are entering will only be ours for 18 months. By then my residual income through this business alone will be more than enough to pay our hefty mortgage every single month whether we work or not.

I'm sure you have goals and dreams for 2009. Contact me now and by New Year you too can be up and running earning a growing residual income every day.

Wouldn't that be a great way to go into the New Year?

Regards
John

PS. If you have doubts, concerns or prejudices then contact me anyway - I had the same negative thoughts and I will happily share with you how unfounded they were and what convinced me to get involved.

Believe me I am no salesman - anyone who knows me will testify to that - but I do passionately believe in this incredible opportunity. Have a look at this video and then contact me to see how to join the likes of Glenn, Juswant and myself in building a serious residual income in 2009. "

Instead of being buffeted by the winds of change in the financial markets. Take control of your future with a 'credit crunch' proof business!

If want to be in control of your future call Juswant Rai right now on 07917 105134 or email him on juswant.rai@gmail.com

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More bosses 'planning job cuts'

Employers expect a gloomy time ahead in the jobs market, with a rise in redundancies accompanied by a downturn in recruitment, a survey suggests.

The survey of 1,200 bosses by KPMG and the Chartered Institute of Personal Development found just 29% plan to hire staff between July and September.

That was down on the figure of 37% recorded in the second quarter of 2008.

And the number of employers planning redundancies has increased from 22% to 27% over the same period.

The era of the candidate's recruitment market is already over, with people in work becoming increasingly anxious that their P45 might soon be on its way John Philpott CIPD

The slump in employment plans is "particularly worrying", the report said, because the third quarter is usually buoyant on the back of the wave of recruitment typically seen in September.

The UK economy has begun to slow markedly, but optimists had pointed to the high levels of employment for evidence of its relative strength.

However, employers have cut jobs in the face of rising energy costs, falling consumer confidence and a property slump.

The slowing economy has particularly taken its toll in the financial and property sectors, with home builders cutting thousands of jobs over the past few months.

"The jobs market has been one of the few bright spots in the UK economy, but cracks are appearing in the face of an increasingly uncertain economic outlook," said John Philpott, chief economist at the Chartered Institute of Personal Development (CIPD).

"Even if we avoid the scale of jobs fallout suffered in previous downturns, the era of the candidate's recruitment market is already over, with people in work becoming increasingly anxious that their P45 might soon be on its way."

'Finance pressure'

KPMG's chief economist Andrew Smith said that with wages and staffing levels being one of the overheads that firms could control, the employment market was looking "less resilient".

"Companies are now reacting to deteriorating market conditions," he said.

"With sales slowing and input costs rising, but scope to raise prices limited by weakening demand, finances are under pressure."

The latest UK unemployment figures, for the three months to May, put the jobless rate at 5.2% - with 1.62 million people out of work.

The number claiming unemployment benefit rose by 15,500 in June to 840,100 - the biggest jump since December 1992.

There are worries that if more people lose their jobs, the number of people falling behind on mortgages will rise and that house repossessions, which leapt by 48% in the first half of 2008 will become more commonplace.

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Call Juswant on 07917 105134 or email on juswant.rai@gmail.com if you are interested right now in taking control of your future....