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In this report you will learn about the benefit of utilizing long-term compound interest curves. So much attention is given to chasing rates of return. You will learn here how focusing on longer compound interest curves may be more important than spending energy on achieving higher rates of returns.
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COMING SOON: PRE-ORDER NOW!
In this report you will learn about the benefit of utilizing long-term compound interest curves. So much attention is given to chasing rates of return. You will learn here how focusing on longer compound interest curves may be more important than spending energy on achieving higher rates of returns.
In part one of this report we will draw from an example of someone who calls in on a financial celebrity’s radio talk show. The caller had been receiving investment advice from another individual. As part of the discussion the celebrity states that when you factor risk into the math equation, the advice the caller previously received was naïve. However, when the math is used to measure the real risk associated with the advice given by the talk show host, you will discover how his advice really contains more investment risk. The reason is the unreasonable expected rates of return for a short compound interest curve compared to a longer curve was not factored into the risk equation.
Part two of this report takes the rate of return investment assumptions generally applied by this celebrity into his retirement income planning advice. What you will see when these rates of return assumptions are applied in a so-called mathematical way they become very risky. In other words this too becomes a very naïve retirement income planning approach.
A lot of available documented research is sited to give you ample opportunity to learn how the mathematical assumptions being applied by the talk-show host are simply misleading.
