It’s true… the cost of living is going up.
Recently it has been so severe; one poverty stricken OAP named Elsie has seen her energy bill increase from £17 to £85 a month.
£85 would buy gas and electricity for five months, now it pays for only one month. The increase happened overnight.
77 year old Elsie is not working, her bills have gone up, but her pension payments haven’t increased to compensate.
Elsie has resorted to eating one meal a day and riding on busses throughout the day to avoid using heating and electricity in her home.
God knows what she would have done if she didn’t have a free bus pass.
It’s nice to see Prime Minister Boris Johnson proudly take credit for issuing a 24 hour bus pass allowing the woman to ‘keep warm’!
If that doesn’t tell you that you should never rely on politicians or the state then nothing will.
How does a pensioner suddenly find four months worth of money each month as seen in Elsie’s predicament?
There are times where the cost of living is worse than others, but the one thing we can be sure of, is that the cost of living will always rise in one way or another.
It’s an unavoidable progress of life.
Yes, there are ways to reduce living costs such as disconnecting from the national grid and powering your house using solar and wind energy.
That would reduce your electricity supply costs down to zero.
However…
It will cost a small fortune to set up, will require maintenance and some countries will not allow you to completely disconnect and go completely ‘off grid’.
You are going to need money to either pay for the increase in living costs or to buy the equipment to go self sufficient in an attempt to reduce living costs.
So unless you are already wealthy enough to ride out the increases or to set yourself up ‘off grid’, you are going to need more money.
You need to have a backup system which can bail you out when times like these strike…
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On top of the increase in living costs, there are fears of a new recession looming.
It’s not surprising really.
When people are struggling to afford to simply live, forced to decide between eating or heating their homes, it is going to have a knock on effect on other sectors of the economy.
If people cannot afford to pay their bills, they won’t be going on holiday, they won’t be eating and drinking out regularly or buying clothes.
They will reduce all unnecessary spending just to survive.
If there has ever been a time where you have needed to make some extra money, now is it.
Recessions and cost of living crises all have an effect on the markets… which is good for you.
When markets go up and down, you can make money.
A bit like surfing…
Where you wait for the water to turn and form into a big wave which you ride until it starts to turn again at which point you jump off.
That is exactly what our good friend Kate Davis does every morning before going to work.
While she is working out in her gym, she rides the waves of the financial markets generating herself a nice extra tax free bonus.
Knowing that you are starting the day with an extra £50 or more is a great feeling.
Kate usually earns between £50 and £185 each morning… that is before going to work.
It’s a great position to be in.
You’ll be pleased to know that she doesn’t possess any special skills or knowledge other than those she learned.
Skills and knowledge that anyone can learn… you included.
Kate was mainly self-taught with a little guidance from her father, but you don’t need to figure it all out for yourself as Kate is more than happy to teach you what to do.
If you would like to learn exactly what Kate does to generate an extra £750-£1,725 a month while working out in her gym each morning, go to…
www.TreadmillTrader.co.uk
Kind Regards.
John Harrison
PS… Did I mention the £750-£1,725 per month Kate earns is TAX FREE?
Oh… and you don’t need to work out when you do it either. That’s optional.
Here’s that link again: