Savings and Loan
Saving money is one of the hardest things you will ever have to do. (Some might say it’s harder than quitting smoking.) You have to ignore the temptation to spend your hard earned pay on goods and services that can give you instant satisfaction.
That’s tough, because with this weather, a Hawaiian vacation sure would be a refreshing change.
But we’re taught to save and save.
‘Save for a rainy day,’ ‘a penny saved is a penny earned,’ ’saving money is just as important as earning money,’ are all phrases that get repeated over and over again until our subconscious instantly recalls them each time we receive a cheque.
When we do spend our money on ourselves, the guilt hits us immediately.
We’re trapped and in the end, most of us lead guilty lives where we spend most of what we earn.
Our savings grow. But slowly. Very slowly….
What if you were told that you had a large stash of money put aside already? What if we told you this money could be used for any purpose you wish. You could invest it, spend it on yourself or spend it on your family. Would that make you feel guilty?
By paying your mortgage off each month, you’ve created your own savings account. You’ve invested in the potential sale of your home.
If you are happy where you live, but need to dip into that savings account, fill out an application on the Alpine Mortgage website. You could easily have $10,000 in your pocket by next Monday.
Saving is hard, but you’ve been doing it for years.
Talk to Alpine Mortgage about making a withdrawal.


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