DETOX YOUR MONEY FROM INFLATION, TAXATION, VOLATILITY, AND FEES.
It is very likely that if you are investing for retirement, you are doing so in tax-deferred vehicles like 401(k)s and IRAs. But, are you aware that EVERY DAY your money is eroding due to inflation, taxation, volatility, and fees?
INTRODUCING:
THE 8 FINANCIAL PRINCIPLES FOR GROWING & PROTECTING YOUR MONEY
A FREE virtual course tha will show you a Step-by-Step plan to Protect Your Money From Everything That Erodes Its Value.
YOU WILL DISCOVER HOW TO:
✅ Determine if you have enough money for retirement
✅ Protect your assets in a rising tax rate environment
✅ Use the 3 basic types of retirement accounts to maximize cash flow in retirement
✅ Evaluate the benefits of a Roth Conversion
✅ Maximize Social Security income
✅ Protect your portfolio against stock market loss during retirement
✅ Reduce, or eliminate, unwanted expenses or delays with estate planning
✅ Understand if your portfolio is truly "diversified"
✅ Avoid the three basic "pitfalls" of retirement distribution planning
Learn How to Protect & Grow Your Money to Design A Perfect Retirement Plan
CLICK HERE TO GET THIS COURSE FOR FREETHE FOLLOWING 4 THINGS, DIMINISH THE VALUE OF YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU ARE DISTRACTED.
Inflation & Volatility
Most investor know about the power of compound interest yet most don't really experience it because you can only truly compound interest when you DON'T LOSE. Unless you can capture the upside of the stock market and lock in the gains, you are not really compounding. If you are following traditional strategies to grow your money, your values are probably going up and down, so you are not compounding most of the time.
Taxation
And what happens when taxes go up in the future? How much of your hard-earned money will you really get to keep? Unless you can accurately predict what tax rates will be when you take your money, you have no idea how much of that money is really yours
Fees
If you do the math, you’ll find out that you’ll probably pay more in investment management fees than what you’ll en up paying in taxes. Yet most people pay are more concerned about the taxes than they are about the fees they pay to their money managers.
