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5 Ways to Safeguard Your New Baby's Financial
Future
- Life-Line.org - Your beautiful new baby has arrived and you think
you've got the safety thing under control. The house is
child-proofed, you've got the pediatrician's phone number posted on
the fridge, and a brand new car seat sits in the back of your
minivan. But physical safety is just part of the challenge. Unless
you're Julia Roberts and your baby has a multimillion-dollar trust
fund, you need a financial gameplan that will keep your baby
financially safe in times both good and bad. Here are five steps
from the nonprofit Life and Health Insurance Foundation for
Education (LIFE), to help you get started on the right financial
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Books & Press Releases
THE LAST CHANCE MILLIONAIRE:
It’s Not Too Late to Become Wealthy -
By
Douglas R.
 Andrew-
Regardless of whether you’re retiring in just
a few years or down the road, this book
can help anyone overcome the most common obstacles to generating
wealth with a set of beyond-the-standard financial strategies.
This Top Wealth Strategist Will
Help You Become a Millionaire...Even If You're In Your 40's, 50's, or 60's
... It's Not Too Late To BECOME WEALTHY...
Make Money Quickly,
Safely, and Tax Free ...
With Proper Financial Planning and Mortgage Management.
NOW, more than ever, Douglas
Andrew's years of experience are needed by American Boomers. And, he has
opened up a treasure chest of wisdom and giving us renewed hope for a sound
financial future...no matter what your age... In this book Doug shows people
how to understand and use positive money-making strategies. You are in
control of your financial future, and it is more than just a mindset, you
get a secure proven game-plan that many have used to increase their fortune
by 20 times or more.
"When it comes to retirement
planning, most Boomers are confused, disappointed, and they feel powerless
and isolated.
Some even feel that taking a
late retirement and counting on an early death is their only option."
If that hits too close to home
to get a chuckle, then you have plenty of company. 78 million Americans
were born in the "Boomer" years will hit retirement age in the next 20
years. And, the frightening is that they headed for financial disaster.
The
Maui Millionaires
-
by David Finkel, Diane Kennedy, CPA
- Being invited into a
 secret gathering of millionaires
in Maui is
intriguing, yet as investment experts David Finkel (The Real Estate Fast Track) and Diane Kennedy
(Loopholes of the Rich) point
out, distinguishing
millionaires as an elite group is the first barrier to be
broken down. After challenging readers to question their
beliefs and limitations about money (or "upgrade your wealth
operating system" as they put it), the authors move on to
their "25 keys to dreaming big," including instructions on
how to build a group of mentors who will help make your
dreams come true. Charitable giving and strategies for
leaving a legacy round out the final chapters. While most of
these ideas won't be new
 to self-help readers or Oprah fans,
those who haven't considered the impact of
negative
childhood lessons about money or current limitations to
dreaming bigger may find the book fairly insightful. For
those who have encountered these ideas before but haven't
implemented them, the exercises and suggestions provide a
concrete call to action. Until readers have built enough
wealth to attend the actual Maui Millionaire event (priced
at $30,000), this book—and its frequently referenced online
tools——provide a decent insight into millionaire thinking.
Don’t Just Dream; Execute By Setting Goals -
By
Lynnette Khalfani -
Author of
The Money Coach's Guide to Your First Million - Too many people dream of becoming a millionaire but
have no real plan for how to achieve it. Well, you can’t become a
millionaire just by dreaming, wanting, or wishing for wealth. So many times we get caught
up in daily tasks and activities that we forget about setting substantive
goals for the future. But in order to accrue substantial wealth, it’s
essential that you write out your short-, medium-, and long-range goals.
Some of you may not have thought about your own goals much lately. Perhaps
your life has been consumed by your children’s world; their needs and wants
always come first, and you constantly put your desires on the back burner.
It’s a mistake to do that. Financially speaking, you can get yourself so
wrapped up in another person—whether that individual is your child, partner,
or parent—that you neglect yourself and fail to engage in smart, practical
financial planning. You don’t want to look up 20 years from now and think
that you should have managed your money better when you were younger.
Everybody Wants Your
Money
- by David W.
Latko -
Personal finance guru David
 Latko cannot tell
a lie, and he’s out to expose the liars behind today’s biggest rip-offs—from
realtors and stockbrokers to car dealers, bankers, financial planners, and
even predatory family members. What sets David Latko
apart from other financial commentators? Just ask anyone who has listened to
“Money & More,” the roof-rattling national radio show he co-hosts with
“professional iconoclast” Earl Merkel. He is not a slick “talking head”
delivering hot new stock tips. He’s not the Pollyanna commentator who
reduces money management to a few too-good-to-be-true steps. Instead, he
uses vivid, real-life tales from the trenches and down-to-earth
 scenarios to
deliver the straight talk on financial issues that affect us every day. His
delivery is jargon-free and packed with eye-opening facts the financial
industry doesn’t want you to know. His goal is to empower you so that you
can be an informed, savvy, world-wise investor who can spot a wasteful
surcharge a mile away. With David Latko as the
umpire, the game is up for that unscrupulous brother-in-law who wants you to
buy into his get-rich-quick schemes or the investment counselor who stops
returning your calls as soon as she’s cashed her commission check. David
reveals the kind of information you can take to the bank—reaping the rewards
for the rest of your life.
8 Myths About Money -
Loral Langemeier -
Master Coach and
Author of
The Millionaire Maker
-
I grew up on a farm in Nebraska. My family had always worked hard for their
money, and as a result, I always equated working hard with making money,
with no idea that my beliefs could not have been further from truth. As I
educated myself on human behavior and financial strategies, I learned that
it’s actually the
 people who make their money work hard for them, rather
than the people who work hard for their money, who end up with more of it.
Since creating my millionaire-making program, I’ve learned that I was not
alone. Much like our views about many things -- people, relationships, food, and
health to name a few -- our beliefs came from our parents, our teachers, and
other adults in our lives. These beliefs are ingrained, and because they’re
usually subconscious, the cycles are continuous -- until someone
breaks them. Beliefs about
money are many and varied, but in my research, I’ve discovered that there are a
few that predominate.
Start Talking! 20 Questions to Ask when Mom or Dad Retires
by Ellen Freudenheim -
author of Looking Forward: An
Optimist’s Guide to Retirement
So your parents are retiring! What’s that got to do with you?
Plenty, it turns out. Retirement is a change in life status that can
affect the whole family. What’s at stake? Oh, not much—just money,
health and relationships. Here are 20 questions to ask your parents,
whether they are about to retire, or currently retired. But take it
slowly! You don’t need to ask every question the morning after the
big retirement party!
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LIFE INSURANCE - by LIFE,
Life-line.org
- the Life and Health Insurance Foundation for Education, is a non-profit
organization established to address the public's need for information and
education about life, health and disability insurance. Life-line.org
is designed to educate consumers on the
benefits and importance of life insurance
while helping families, especially single
parents. Parents can refer to the LIFE Web
site to learn how life insurance fits in
with an overall financial plan, as well as
to find answers to most of the frequently
asked questions about insurance.
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