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1) Get completely out of debt. If this is not possible, let your mortgage be your only debt. DEBT IS SERVITUDE! Imagine what you could do if you did not owe anything to anyone!

2) Save US dollars until you have at least 3 to 6 months' worth of living expenses. You need to have enough US dollars to pay your bills.

3) After you have gotten out of debt and saved an emergency fund, consider putting your money into some other types of investments. During every time period, there is always one asset class that will outperform most others. Some call it the primary trend. Invest in the primary trend. In the 1970s, the primary trend was in commodities. In the 1980s and 1990s, it was in stocks and bonds. The primary trend does not stay the same forever. It changes. Learn to identify the primary trend. Make the trend your friend. If you invest in the primary trend, it will do the work for you. Get on the bull and don't let it shake you off!