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2 Mar
Have you ever learned about Average Rate of Return vs Actual Rate of Return?

Most financial planners will never bring this up

Let’s say I invest $100K into the market in a growth stock fund that does 100% the first year. Sweet I have $200K
Year 2 the market drops 50% dropping me back to $100K

Year 3 is another incredible return year of 100% getting me back to $200K again

Year 4 I experience another 50% drop bringing my money back to my original $100K

The AVERAGE Rate of Return is 25%.

Did I make 25%?
No, I still have the original $100K which has brought no value to my life and tied my money up for 4 years plus has been eroded by inflation, fund fees, and missed opportunity cost.

These are things you need to learn and consider when blindly throwing money into mutual funds
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11 Feb
20 of my favorite Jim Rohn quotes:

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Don’t wish it was easier, wish you were better

Don’t wish for less problems, wish for more skills

Don’t wish for less challenges, wish for more wisdom

~Jim Rohn~
If you don’t design your own life plan, chances are you’ll fall into someone else’s plan

And guess what they have planned for you?

Not much

~Jim Rohn~
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8 Feb
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23 Jan
25 Uncomfortable Truths About Money.

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Contrary to what the media says,

It's ok to be rich.
Saving more money won't save you.

Making more money will.
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20 Nov 20
25 Uncomfortable Truths About Money.

Quick thread:
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Contrary to what the media says,
It's ok to be rich.
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Saving more money won't save you.
Making more money will.
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The vaults inside banks are not for your money.
They're for the money they make from your money.
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Banks give you money at 0.5% interest and lend it at 5-25% interest. You're being flipped for profit.
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You don't want money.
You want the peace that comes from not having to worry about it.
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Hating on money makers is the exact reason why you don't become one.

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You don't need to be a genius to be rich.
You just need to be open minded.
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If college professors knew about proper financial education, they wouldn't be college professors.
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"Capitalism is the unequal distribution of wealth.
Socialism is the equal distribution of misery."
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18 Nov 20
Here’s why what you think you know about interest; just isn’t so:

Interest RATES don’t matter as much as the VOLUME of interest you pay

Typical American stays in a home around 5 years before relocating for various reasons

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Interest is front loaded on loans which means if you clear the calculator every 5 years you’re paying 50-80% in interest alone!

This lack of education and knowledge is why the average American in their lifetime will pay roughly 34.5% of every dollar they make to interest alone!
That 34.5% is what we call a headwind

If the average American is (generously) saving 10% but they are paying 34.5% in interest are they ever going to get ahead?

THIS is the interest myth and why most never achieve their financial goals

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