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Did you miss this week’s show? Doug Andrew discussed the following:
The economic system isn’t fragile like politicians think it is. Many politicians have never ran so much as a candy store and have no idea what free markets are all about.
Some economists believe that if significant institutions fail, the system will implode. The evidence points to the opposite conclusion. The financial system is robust and can deal with the failure!
The current situation needs leadership. Where is that leadership? Which sector of society is more likely to provide solutions and creativity? Government or Entrepreneurs? Is it the sector of entrenched inefficient wasteful bureaucracy or innovative resourceful entrepreneurs?
The goal of Missed Fortune radio is to give you clarity about how you can take proactive action to regain what you’ve lost and then protect yourself so that you never lose again. One way to make this happen is through a strategic roll out.
Attend our one hour event live over the internet this coming Tuesday, July 21st at 11 am or 6 pm: Don’t miss your chance to understand how to protect your money during this economic crisis and get competitive rates of returns during the good years. This strategy is called indexing and you need to know all about it. Call 888-76-Radio (888-767-2346) to register for either 11am or 6pm. You can register here to attend live over the internet.
Three choices for your money: 1) Fixed Rate Instruments – Your money is put into relatively conservative financial instruments that generally have lower rates of return. 2) Variable Products – These are products that allow you to have great returns of 20-30% during the good years but during economic hard times you can also lose 30% or more. 3) Indexed Products (the middle ground) – This type of financial product gives you returns that are greater than the rate of inflation during good years but keeps your money safe so you don’t lose a dime when the market goes down.
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