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Financial Profiling, Robert Kiyosaki Style

April 15th, 2013

I remember when I first became an entrepreneur. One of the first books I read on the topic (which is saying a lot, since I hate reading) was a book written by Donald Trump and Robert Kiyosaki called Midas Touch. They go in depth into what they believe make a good entrepreneur and why most [...]

The Wonderful Stress-Free World Of Restaurant Economics

April 8th, 2013

This week, I want to take a step back from finance and have a quick look at business. There is a direct relationship between business and finance. And what better example than a restaurant, as this is a business I understand extremely well. I spent 11 years in it and I know it like the [...]

Mutual Funds and Loads: Why Pay To Save Your Money?

April 1st, 2013

Unless you have knowledge and experience in building equity–whether that be through the stock market, real estate, or growing a business–your options are typically down to mutual funds or segregated funds. Here’s a little tip to get the most out of them. It’s A Big Load Of Loads You pay fees on mutual funds. That’s [...]

Retirement Planning For Entrepreneurs Who Hate Taxes

March 25th, 2013

Last week, I mentioned I had a strategy of using whole life insurance as leverage. This strategy is the reason that every multi-millionaire and billionaire has purchased loads of whole life insurance over the course of their careers. It’s a strategy that’s simple to understand and accessible to every entrepreneur. It’s called the “corporate asset [...]

Money Mondays: The Ropes Of Whole Life Insurance

March 18th, 2013

I want to get right into it and show everyone some cool tricks for how you could use insurance, but before I do, I need to make sure you understand the idea of whole life insurance. It’s Like It Sounds You basically have two types of life insurance. First you have the type that everyone [...]