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23 COMMENTS

  1. most financial advisors lie the best product to invest in is a fixed indexed universal life. averages 7 to 9 the last 25 years. a true financial advisor doesn't sell books or videos they help people on a personal level. I have statements from a lot of my clients and it proves never lose and leaves and instant estate, its that simple this gentleman is like all the rest they start wanting to help people then they smell the money and just explain the problem but never really want to fix it. I've done research for over 25 years and also helped many people also people will stop saving and blame the financial advisor for their actions that the other big reason they write books they get rich you read and then never keep to the savings plan, they get rich and never get the blame for giving the wrong advise all along.

  2. I figured out my retirement life style, paid off bad debt, found "My Number" . Now I'm saving and investing money in stock market as well as getting more knowledge and education about other investment vechiles like real estate . Inshallah I will start my own company after 2 years. I know I need more to do…

  3. Put money aside ? What is money ? Quit spreading this BS ! No interest for Ten years on your (saved money ) how do you grow that ? Central bank has destroyed savers and money ! Money is worthless. Our economy is on the brink of collapse. Good Luck with your MONEY

  4. Hi , i am 35 years old and I opened an individual acct , i invest on blue chip stocks with growing dividends and i dont sell. I contribute to this acct biweekly. I closed my 401k because of the fees and i am sure i can do better, the only thing is that my company matched 25%. Am i in the right track? Thank you

  5. About 3 years ago, I opened a ROTH IRA. I have only been contributing $50 per month. I've gone through personal hardship, and have been going through constant financial hardship, so have not been able to increase my contributions like I would like. I am currently 48 years old, and looking for ways to dig myself out of the hole I am in. Ideally, I would like to invest in something that could provide current cash flow as well as money to save for retirement. Like many, I have been bitten by the "real estate bug", but I don't have the money necessary to do that at the present time. Right now I am just saving up as much as I can, to provide an emergency cushion, and hopefully to use towards my first investment property. I am open to suggestions, as right now I can't say that I have much solid direction.

  6. Hi Phil, I reads both of your books and am looking to start investing this year. When I checked Yahoo Finance, it's not the same as you described it in the book, there's no longer an 'Industry Center' for me to search for great businesses. It look like now, you have to know the symbol and then look it up instead of being able to search through categories. Was there another search tool that you would recommend? Thanks.

  7. Save at least 15% of gross income. Invest in employer 401(k) up to the match and then max out a Roth IRA. Invest in low cost index fund (Vanguard 500 Index Fund Admiral Class) at Vanguard for best long term rate of return with mutual funds. If you want to get great Value Investing education, learn how to investing wonderful companies and get better rates of return, read Phil's books Payback Time and Rule 1. Then attend one of his FREE workshops! I continued my education after the workshop and found it to be very beneficial. Thank you 1,000 times Team Phil and wishing you all successful investing! ~ Tony

  8. hello im really intereted in investing for retirement and more about investement can you point me in the right direccion what books what information i need? can you help me with that?

  9. I am currently contributing 5% which I will raise to 15% in a month in my 401k provided by my company worth 5,000 and I have a trading account worth 1k at the moment all in individual stocks

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