Retiring Without Risk

One of life’s biggest challenges is how do you build enough wealth to retire so you can live the lifestyle you have always planned without the fear of running out of money.

Have you lost some or a significant amount of money in the stock market over the last ten years?

After the S&P 500 stock index lost 46% during a stretch of time from 2000-2002 and 59% from a stretch from 2007-2008, most people have a healthy fear of the stock market. READ MORE. ….

Peace of Mind Planning

Losing Money is No Longer an Option.I wrote this book to educate readers on multiple topics so after reading they could take steps to truly be positioned to have “Peace of Mind” when it comes to protecting and growing wealth. In various chapters of this book I explain how to protect your assets from creditors, avoid bad advisors, pay off your mortgage early, reduce your income taxes, and literally retire without risk. READ MORE. …

Bad Advisors Book

Thank you for interest in learning about the book that has the industry buzzing. Why buzzing? Because Bad Advisors is a tell-all book unlike any that’s ever been written.

Some say reading this book is like watching a bad car accident. You don’t want to watch, but you can’t turn your eyes away. With the book, you’ll fear turning to the next page; but you won’t be able to help yourself.

I wrote Bad Advisors because of what I’ve seen on a day-to-day basis in the financial services and insurance industry, and it literally makes me sick to my stomach. READ MORE. …

Home Equity Acceleration Plan

If you had the opportunity to pay off your mortgage 5, 10, 15+ years early, save in excess of $100,000 in mortgage interest payments, and you could do so WITHOUT changing your current spending habits, WOULD YOU?

Millions of people write out their mortgage check dreaming of the day it will be paid off. Unfortunately, for most, that day is often 20+ years down the road. READ MORE. …

Home Equity Management Guidebook

With mathematical precision, the HEMGB helps readers determine if it is best to pay off the debt on your home or leverage it to grow wealth for maximum retirement income.

The motivating force behind writing the HEMGB was that of pure frustration. Unfortunately, in the financial services field, there are books that were written NOT to give full disclosure to readers about a wealth-building concept but instead were written as fluffy sales pieces to entice readers to buy into the concept written about. READ MORE. …