Today’s Ebook – Get the Facts on Saving and Investing
Chris McClelland | RSS | 2 CommentsToday’s featured e-book download is Get the Facts on Saving and Investing (7.0 MB, 32 pg) – From the SEC. A road map to start you on a journey to financial security through saving and investing. Use this guide helpful tips and worksheets for calculating net worth, income, and expenses.
What you can learn from this booklet
No one is born knowing how to save or to invest. Every successful investor starts with the basics—the information in this brochure.
A few people may stumble into financial security—a wealthy relative may die, or a business may take off. But for most people, the only way to attain financial security is to save and invest over a long period of time.
Time after time, people of even modest means who begin the journey reach financial security and all that it promises: buying a home, educational opportunities for their children, and a comfortable retirement. If they can do it, so can you!
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GD from Graphic designs | Wed, Aug 26 2009
There is no “best” way to start, the best thing to do is exactly what you are doing and to “start”. If you don’t think you’ll ever need to dip into the IRA, that would be an excellent way to begin your investment career. What do you say?
Chris McClelland | Wed, Aug 26 2009
I always advise people on the #1 way to accumulate wealth is simply to spend less than you earn, this rule is king before all other rules. While it is advised to save 10% of your monthly income I personally save around 30-50% of my monthly income.
Properly invested and using the above savings ratio my net worth is growing around 25% a year and I have a very nice nest egg for my age.