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Southwest Ranch Publishing is proud to present one of the most useful books on investing ever written. How To Invest If You Can't Afford to Lose Finally, an investment book that addresses the deep concerns people have about losing money. It explains how to invest with balance and safety amid the economic challenges facing America. We face an uncertain future with enormous US budget deficits and the falling dollar. Wall Street's high cost financial planning didn't protect investors during the last stock market crash and won't hold up during inflation or a deep recession. Investors need to win in good times and bad. It can be done and this book shows how. The author presents proof of what works and backs it up with facts. Isn't it only prudent to invest in a way that protects against bad times while offering excellent opportunity if economic growth continues? How to Invest If You Can''t Afford to Lose proves that winning at investing is doable for everyone. Learn simple, low-cost ways to self-manage your investment money with intelligent asset mixes that produce consistent returns.
If you can't afford to lose, then this is the book you've been waiting for! Within a month, you could be in a portfolio that hasn't lost money in decades. You don't need an MBA to succeed at investing! The right mix of low cost index funds is all you need. The book shows several successful techniques that protect your assets and provide growth. The result is less risk and steady returns. It's never been easier to do!
Take charge now! This book could change your entire financial future! Many investors are in a situation where they can't afford to lose. They may be close to retirement or living on a fixed income. Perhaps prior investment losses have been devastating. Even young people and those in mid-career are confused or worried about topics like stock market crashes, market timing, investment advisor fees, inflation, government debt and the declining dollar. These fears are not irrational. Smart investors do something about it. What smart investors really want to know is how to get good returns and survive anything the markets or the politicians throw at them. They don't want to lose money. Unfortunately, many people are doomed to lose big again when the next bear market strikes. How to Invest If You Can't Afford to Lose shows how to protect and grow your money in any financial season. This is accomplished by using balanced and properly correlated asset mixes. Simply put, that means you own assets that don't move together. That's a lot different from the traditional 60/40 stock/bond mix financial advisors suggest to small investors. Another serious problem for all investors is Wall Street's habit of skimming off the savings of average Americans. Those million dollar bonuses paid to Wall Street workers every year come from fees paid by people like you. The banks, insurance companies and brokerage firms are all in the business of extracting cash from the very people they claim to serve. Investors fall into the trap of believing they need to pay an investment advisor a percent of their assets in fees every year. Then they get talked into buying high expense mutual funds. Many actually pay front-end load fees on their own money. The savings of the elderly are looted by annuity salesmen. The average investor is giving away 20% of their profits every year to the financial services industry. This is more than just failure behaviour. It's Ridiculous! How to Invest If You Can''t Afford to Lose shows ways to invest that are low-cost, simple and probably a lot safer than what you're doing now. We can't stop the stock market, gold, reits, bonds commodities or any other investment from bouncing around year-to-year. But, we can design simple ways to invest that historically have never lost money. We can eliminate fees and we can reduce mutual fund expenses to pennies. We can hold the right mix of assets that don't lose to inflation and recessions. Don't make the mistake of buying a deferred annuity or loading up on laddered bonds, certificates of deposit and "balanced funds" thinking this is a safe and smart way to invest. You don't have to read the Wall Street Journal or subscribe to investment newsletters to consistently win. You don't have to buy anyone's advice. It's not that complicated. Investing is easy when you strip away all the hype. You could spend the next 20 years worrying about money and fretting about having enough for a secure retirement. Or, you can read this book and get the knowledge you need. Tom Gleason's book is a godsend for the average investor. The easy-going style and lack of jargon makes it perfect for someone who wants to live a normal life. Read this book. How To Invest If You Can't Afford To Lose will open your eyes. You'll probably buy another copy for someone you care about. There's really nothing holding you back from becoming a successful investor. You just have to act!
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