Here are two more audio sessions. They cover managing relationships with financial institutions and optimizing your 401k (and other retirement accounts). We share key concepts and secret tips on handling financial service reps, mortgage companies and consumer loans (credit card companies).
We also go indepth on the trends impacting 401k and retirement plans. We lay out a winning strategy to increase returns and put you in full control of your money.
New Topics
4. In Your Best Interest
5. Optimize Your 401k
View the full archive.
Monday, October 1, 2007
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Audio Sessions: Make Money Work for You
Hey David,
I got three slamming tracks for the album. We dont "rap". We just ryhme loot...
Take a quick listen to these chapters in order. Give your feedback. I'll incorporate it the writeup.
Click on the links to listen in.
I got three slamming tracks for the album. We dont "rap". We just ryhme loot...
Take a quick listen to these chapters in order. Give your feedback. I'll incorporate it the writeup.
Click on the links to listen in.
FYI - If we position this right we can presell samples o our W.I.P (work in progress), before the book even comes out. For instance, we can sell subscriptions to our
- audio journals
- chapter outline, executive summaries
- host pay-in conference calls
Sweeps Week is coming up so put on your marketing hat. Talk to you this week.
Victor
Monday, September 10, 2007
Main Topics
Hey Dave,
Your intro sounds cool. I like the "real" tone. You actually said FUCK!. You know we got to put out a "Clean" version. MO Money, MO Money.
This boook should read like your talking to your best friend, or your conscience nagging at you. Here are some topics that I really want to cover. They are linked to people's lifestyle and various life stages. We can imbedd the financial terms and knowledge in the prose. We will need to keep thetone light, so the book flows quickly. Yet full of powerful ideas.
Theme: Where Did I Go Wrong?
Your intro sounds cool. I like the "real" tone. You actually said FUCK!. You know we got to put out a "Clean" version. MO Money, MO Money.
This boook should read like your talking to your best friend, or your conscience nagging at you. Here are some topics that I really want to cover. They are linked to people's lifestyle and various life stages. We can imbedd the financial terms and knowledge in the prose. We will need to keep thetone light, so the book flows quickly. Yet full of powerful ideas.
Theme: Where Did I Go Wrong?
- High School
- College
- The Graduate
- Living La Vida Loca (Big Willie Lifestyle with no Assets)
- The Blame Game
Theme: What You're Doing Right
- You need that JOB
- Look your best
- Networking (for Business, not Pleasure)
Theme: Whose Money Is This?
- Teach Your Money to Work for You
- How Real Money Works
- Death Traps that Rob You Blind
- - Lay A Way
- - Credit Card Fraud
- - FICO Uh-Oh
- - Fake Jewelry
- - When your Rims cost more than you
- How to count your money. (Passive income and time are the true measures of wealth)
Theme: The Truth - Real Life Scenarios
- Young, Single and Broke (but I look good!)
- Not So Young, Single and Still Broke (How'd this Happen?)
- Baby Mama Drama
- Baby Daddy Blues
- Grandma's Raising the Kids (again)
- Full House (2Parents, 2Jobs, 2Stressed)
- The high rise achiever: The Professional
- The Hustle
- Jail Bird
Theme: Dream Big (Success Stories)
- She got it going on (single female / mother success story)
- Making good in the USA
- Esta Mi Casa
Appendix:
- Financial Vocabulary
- Resources to help you make money
- Resources to build your career
Friday, September 7, 2007
Brainstorming Ideas
Victor:
Okay.. here's what I'm thinking. The three areas we really need to focus on are saving, investing and most importantly budgeting. I was thinking on writing a prologue to the book, you know.. the section that everyone always skips over. But mine would be interesting.
I could started out by saying something along the lines of:
'Let me guess.. you're in your 30s, you're living paycheck to paycheck and you have a ton of bills that haven't even made it out of the envelope yet. Then I'll segue into 'Look, you spent your teens going to rap concerts and your 20s on spring break vacations, chasing women at the club and shopping at outlet malls. Now you're in your 30s. You have 500 bucks to your name and you have to pay $1500 a month on rent. So how the fuck are you supposed to retire rich? Retirement is 20 years from now and that's not even that far away.' Well chapter () can tell you how you can have $500-$1000 stashed emergency fund in just 12 weeks, a savings account in just 8-10 weeks.
Did you know that if you saved and invested $3-$5 a day in your 30s, you could be a millionaire by retirement? Let's be real.. that's $35 a week, the price you would pay to get into a club on the weekend. Chapter () will show you how to start. And here's the best part: You will NEVER miss that money. Then we can talk about budgeting and how easy it is and how to form and stick to a realistic budget.
Okay.. here's what I'm thinking. The three areas we really need to focus on are saving, investing and most importantly budgeting. I was thinking on writing a prologue to the book, you know.. the section that everyone always skips over. But mine would be interesting.
I could started out by saying something along the lines of:
'Let me guess.. you're in your 30s, you're living paycheck to paycheck and you have a ton of bills that haven't even made it out of the envelope yet. Then I'll segue into 'Look, you spent your teens going to rap concerts and your 20s on spring break vacations, chasing women at the club and shopping at outlet malls. Now you're in your 30s. You have 500 bucks to your name and you have to pay $1500 a month on rent. So how the fuck are you supposed to retire rich? Retirement is 20 years from now and that's not even that far away.' Well chapter () can tell you how you can have $500-$1000 stashed emergency fund in just 12 weeks, a savings account in just 8-10 weeks.
Did you know that if you saved and invested $3-$5 a day in your 30s, you could be a millionaire by retirement? Let's be real.. that's $35 a week, the price you would pay to get into a club on the weekend. Chapter () will show you how to start. And here's the best part: You will NEVER miss that money. Then we can talk about budgeting and how easy it is and how to form and stick to a realistic budget.
The other chapters could focus on other areas of investments such as real estate, mutual funds, 401lk and 403b (should you max or not) and individual stocks. Then we could talk about renting vs owning, saving on car and life insurance, etc. There are so many ideas that I'm just jotting them down as a I speak.
I'm going to make a list of other ideas over the weekend and i'll speak to you on monday about what should make the book. I'm thinking this should be a 100 page easy read.
Holla
I'm going to make a list of other ideas over the weekend and i'll speak to you on monday about what should make the book. I'm thinking this should be a 100 page easy read.
Holla
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