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If you’ve ever wondered how the rich get richer while everybody else slaves away at their trivial jobs their whole lives and never get ahead, it’s because they know how to build residual income.

It makes sense that if you’re truly interested in exiting the rat race for good and making your money work for you, then you’ll need to build residual income of your own.

What Is Residual Income?

It’s simply the amount of money you have left over after paying all your bills and expenses. Let’s say you make $3,000 per month, but your mortgage, utilities, transportation, grocery, insurance, clothing, entertainment and other costs come out to $2,800 per month. Your residual income is the difference between the two, so in this case, it’s $200.

What It Takes To Build Residual Income

This isn’t rocket science (yet!), as there are only two very simple ways to accomplish this:

1. Make More Money. Assuming your costs don’t increase to match your new income (which they usually do – but that’s a topic for another time), a bigger paycheck means you’re starting out with more money, so when you subtract your costs you end up with more cash in hand.

2. Spend Less Money. Even if you don’t make a single penny more than you have been, cutting unnecessary costs puts more money in your wallet after the expenses are paid.

That’s it! That’s all there is to it. But, there is a very important hybrid that we should discuss:

3. Do Both! Yes, if you cut your expenses and make more money, your personal profit margin will really take off – this is probably the best way to build residual income of your own.