The Money Orchard - Zaderaka, Dennis
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WHY you should read this book. Did you know some taxes are optional? Discover strategies to stop paying optional taxes. Learn eight Ideas to get 5% to 8% with little or no risk. Chapter 7 Learn how to use your mortgage as a triple inflation hedge. How to build a fence around your money and protect it for future generations. Here is the tip of the iceberg of what you will discover...How our brain fools us with ways to not get fooled. The 80/20 rule based on the idea that if you can't grow your money only risking 20 to 30%, Why would you risk all of it? A blueprint for investors who reached the…mehr

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WHY you should read this book. Did you know some taxes are optional? Discover strategies to stop paying optional taxes. Learn eight Ideas to get 5% to 8% with little or no risk. Chapter 7 Learn how to use your mortgage as a triple inflation hedge. How to build a fence around your money and protect it for future generations. Here is the tip of the iceberg of what you will discover...How our brain fools us with ways to not get fooled. The 80/20 rule based on the idea that if you can't grow your money only risking 20 to 30%, Why would you risk all of it? A blueprint for investors who reached the $1 million+ to get income of $80,000 to $100,000 a year. I am Dennis Zaderaka, You might be wondering how I learn what I wrote in the book. I attended an investment conference given by a well-known investment company. Their portfolio managers explained their investment strategies. They told us they managed money for half of the billionaires in the USA. That was the reason we should recommend their funds. On the way home, I thought about it and realized their investment strategy doesn't apply to individual investors. Billionaires could lose half their money. It wouldn't change their lives. But if my customers lost a little money, their lives could change forever. Investors need a different perspective from the financial industry.