Powerful Investment Strategies

October 24th, 2008 Posted in Financial Strategies

Investing money and saving money are not at all the same strategies. Savers are those that earn less than 10% per year and do little more than make financial institutions wealthy. Successful investing, on the other hand, requires knowledge and not risk to accomplish the following three-pronged objective: to earn 20% per year safely, with no commissions, and no taxes.

How can you safely earn 20% a year in a world that expects only 7% from banks and bonds? By using any of what I consider the ten best investment opportunities in America—those that you won’t find advertised in the financial pages or sold through brokers and financial partners. All are uncovered in  Powerful Investment Strategies:
1. Asset Management Accounts
2. No-Load Mutual Fund Families
3. Mutual Fund Margin Accounts
4. Self-Directed IRA and Keogh Accounts
5. 401(k) and 403(b) Employer Retirement Plans
6. Tax-Sheltered Mutual Funds—Self-Directed Annuities
7. Discounted Mortgages
8. Tax Lien Certificates and Liened Property Sales
9. Reinvested Home Equity
10. Your Own Home

Paying unnecessary fees and commissions on your investments is like throwing $20 bills into the fireplace to heat your home. You’ll get the job done but the method is extremely ineffective. You cannot be splitting your money with everyone else and expect to have much left for yourself. By learning to work directly with financial institutions, you can eliminate the middleman, the commissioned salesman, and keep 100% of your money working for you. On October 19, 1987, the stock market and most investors’ stock portfolios dropped by 20%. The one-day drop shocked the world and crowded other news items from the headlines. Yet every day millions of investors turn over billions of dollars to investment salesmen, and experience a one-day drop in their investment capital of 8%. Although no headlines are made, paying commissions is the same kind of investment loss.

To start your Wealth Without Risk program you need only income. It doesn’t matter whether you have $1 or $100,000 in your investment plan. Making big money does not take big money, only knowledge and a little time.

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