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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
How can Thrifty Wealthy help?
For the moment, please e-mail us your questions and your situation. We will review each in confidence and respond accordingly.
Our best contact address is: thriftywealth@gmail.com
What can you really do?
The dramatic cycle of market declines with relatively few gains in the financial world have caused many to ask, "What are the best options for protecting and increasing my money?"
This is a question we have heard from a wide range of people: College students, newlyweds, parents with young families, singles, divorced individuals and seniors.
Even if your are just drawing a paycheck and are not actively investing, your future still is being influenced by what happens on Wall Street. Investing takes many forms. It can be a simple savings account or it can be you taking control of a significant part of your future.
Investing also can be left to those who "know what they are doing" which all but guarantees your best interests are not first and foremost.
To prepare yourself for the future, you need three things: A strategy with guarantees. A strategy with potential. A strategy for any market condition.
Three things you do not need are: (1.) Paying anyone a fee to "manage" your money or assets. (2.) Paying taxes each year on meager savings account earnings or the dribble in earnings you get from a Certificate of Deposit. (3.) Any of your money exposed to the stock market (which includes money market funds because they are directly tied to what happens daily on Wall Street).
All of this sound advice is free. Unfortunately some will not heed it. We continue to see "seasoned" individuals with substantial assets exposed to and suffering badly from the current economy. We have referrals from existing customers who refuse to acknowledge there is an economic crisis affecting their personal situation.
Frankly, not everyone can benefit from our services.
Some do not have the patience or the dedication to have a meaningful investment program. Others lack the maturity to save today's acorns for tomorrow's shortages. A sad few will refuse to believe they could lose their employment, live paycheck to paycheck and be forced into the insufficient savings they may or may not have begun.
We believe in a thorough examination of where you are today and what goals you have for tomorrow. After a careful analysis, usually we can recommend one or two specific objectives that keep you in control of your money and increase your wealth.
There are no get-rich-quick schemes in our arsenal. The World Wide Web has many such opportunities and we wish those well who pursue them. We offer clear recommendations backed by some of the world's top financial firms. Nothing we suggest will allow you to retire next month, but we certainly can talk about making you and yours more comfortable in a decade.
We have investigated completely some opportunities available for individuals to make second incomes. These solid leads will be made available in the near future on our developing website: www.thriftywealthy.com
This is a question we have heard from a wide range of people: College students, newlyweds, parents with young families, singles, divorced individuals and seniors.
Even if your are just drawing a paycheck and are not actively investing, your future still is being influenced by what happens on Wall Street. Investing takes many forms. It can be a simple savings account or it can be you taking control of a significant part of your future.
Investing also can be left to those who "know what they are doing" which all but guarantees your best interests are not first and foremost.
To prepare yourself for the future, you need three things: A strategy with guarantees. A strategy with potential. A strategy for any market condition.
Three things you do not need are: (1.) Paying anyone a fee to "manage" your money or assets. (2.) Paying taxes each year on meager savings account earnings or the dribble in earnings you get from a Certificate of Deposit. (3.) Any of your money exposed to the stock market (which includes money market funds because they are directly tied to what happens daily on Wall Street).
All of this sound advice is free. Unfortunately some will not heed it. We continue to see "seasoned" individuals with substantial assets exposed to and suffering badly from the current economy. We have referrals from existing customers who refuse to acknowledge there is an economic crisis affecting their personal situation.
Frankly, not everyone can benefit from our services.
Some do not have the patience or the dedication to have a meaningful investment program. Others lack the maturity to save today's acorns for tomorrow's shortages. A sad few will refuse to believe they could lose their employment, live paycheck to paycheck and be forced into the insufficient savings they may or may not have begun.
We believe in a thorough examination of where you are today and what goals you have for tomorrow. After a careful analysis, usually we can recommend one or two specific objectives that keep you in control of your money and increase your wealth.
There are no get-rich-quick schemes in our arsenal. The World Wide Web has many such opportunities and we wish those well who pursue them. We offer clear recommendations backed by some of the world's top financial firms. Nothing we suggest will allow you to retire next month, but we certainly can talk about making you and yours more comfortable in a decade.
We have investigated completely some opportunities available for individuals to make second incomes. These solid leads will be made available in the near future on our developing website: www.thriftywealthy.com
Isn't it time you took action for yourself?
If you had the chance and the discipline would you be able to make decisions today to protect your tomorrows? If you were to lose your employment in two weeks, how long could you survive? Who would be able to help sustain you if you encountered a catastrophic event?
Maybe it's time you took steps to provide yourself economic safety and security regardless of what happens on Wall Street or Main Street?
Throughout history, those who have chosen to protect their assets in good times always had the highest survival levels and sustained themselves.
In order for us to better be charitable with others, live green and appreciate one another's individual uniqueness, we must ourselves be on a solid foundation. Economic stress ranks high on the top 10 causes for anxiety-induced depression, heart attack or stroke.
Financial security is within the reach of many. Commitment to act is the single largest barrier between spontaneous life and protection against the future. How many times has your instinct told you something is right and you've failed to make the decision?
We have more than 78 years experience in finance, investments and insuring individuals against catastrophic loss.
Is this a moment for you to get serious and review your financial situation?
Maybe it's time you took steps to provide yourself economic safety and security regardless of what happens on Wall Street or Main Street?
Throughout history, those who have chosen to protect their assets in good times always had the highest survival levels and sustained themselves.
In order for us to better be charitable with others, live green and appreciate one another's individual uniqueness, we must ourselves be on a solid foundation. Economic stress ranks high on the top 10 causes for anxiety-induced depression, heart attack or stroke.
Financial security is within the reach of many. Commitment to act is the single largest barrier between spontaneous life and protection against the future. How many times has your instinct told you something is right and you've failed to make the decision?
We have more than 78 years experience in finance, investments and insuring individuals against catastrophic loss.
Is this a moment for you to get serious and review your financial situation?
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