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How to Stop Money Leakage in You Bank Accounts

If you are like most people, you find that you may earn good money but your bank account balances don't seem to increase.  In fact, many times, your bank balances actually decrease even though you have been quite prudent in your spending and your income is about the same.  This situation is called Money Leakage from a financial point of view.  Today's let's look at how we can stop money leakage in our bank accounts:
  1. First, you have to make sure that your bank does not do deductions that you are not aware of, eg credit card payments that you are not aware of, duplicate GIRO deductions property instalments, insurance premiums etc.
  2. Then make sure that your ad-hoc payments are all proper eg PayNow, PayLah, etc
  3. If there are no wrong or improper outflows, then it must be your bank account number is giving you leakages.  We know that numbers have energy, and if your number is of negative energy, you will suffer outflows more than inflows. This is from the school of Yinyang Digital Energetics, and is based on 5,000-year-old Yijing principles (read this article for more)
Many people did not know that we can actually choose our bank account number.  Any bank account number that does not end with the ending 3 or 4 digits of Tianyi and Yannian numbers will have money leakages. (To know what is Tianyi and Yannian numbers, message to me Andy Ng 65-93672286).  

In Singapore, we can choose our bank account number with only one bank: POSB, i.e. open a new POSB eEveryday Savings account online.  In other countries, you can check with your banks.  In China, the 4 major banks offer this flexibility.  If you too want to know the power of numbers including how to stop money leakage, welcome to our online Zoom FREE talks as follows:

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What it covers:
1. What is Yijing and Yinyang role
2. Reasons why your mobile number affects you the most
3. What does zero mean inside a mobile number
4. Demonstration on how numbers affect living things including humans
5. Jueming and Wugui numbers
6. Yannian numbers
7. Wealth attracting numbers
8. How to Price to Sell with numbers
9. The 3 steps to changing your fate NOW
10. 18 Case studies on the Speed of Change

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