You’re in between phone calls and e-mails, and you jump online to check the latest news on stocks.
They probably read something like this recent snapshot from MSN Money:
“The retailer [Walmart] jumps nearly 3% on an upgrade. Stocks come back despite a Moody’s report warning about Western nations’ deficits. Google and Apple fall back….”
In the world of stocks, you’re up, then you’re down. A few hours later, you could meander back to the update and find you’re down, then you’re up.
What if you didn’t have to live and die by latest money news?
What if your serious money could benefit from returns in the stock market, without participating directly in the stock market?
What if you could be guaranteed you wouldn’t lose your principal?
You can save for retirement using maximum-funded tax-advantaged insurance contracts -– and when properly structured, you can benefit from the power of indexing.
With indexing, the cash value of your insurance contract receives a credited interest rate that is linked to the performance of certain indexes, such as the S&P 500 Index, the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index and the Nasdaq Composite Index.
So when the stock market goes up, you benefit from the return, up to a maximum cap. If the market goes down, you are protected by a guaranteed minimum interest rate, typically 0 to 3 percent.
This approach, taught in the Missed Fortune strategies, is what protected many clients from losing money due to market losses during 2008, and helped them earn rates of return as high as 12 to 16 percent in 2009.
So why not get off the roller coaster and enjoy a more steady ride to your retirement? Learn more now about how to leverage the power of indexing.
Isn’t It Time You Became Wealthy?
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