THE SIMPLE AND EASIEST PATH TO WEALTH

The straightforward strategy I developed for you to use is not only simple to comprehend and put into practice, but it is also more effective than any other.
Together, we'll scrutinize:
Why you should avoid debt and what to do if you already have it.
Understanding your own unique style of thinking about money is essential to accumulating riches.
Where conventional investment advice falters and what succeeds instead.
What and how the stock market really is and functions.
Why the stock market constantly rises and why most investors continue to lose money.
What to do if the market is on a bear or bull run.
specific investments to put these methods into practice.
The periods of your investment life known as wealth building and wealth preservation, and why they are not necessarily correlated with age.
How to determine your asset allocation and how it relates to various stages.
how to make sense of the sometimes complex world of 401(k), 403(b), TSP, IRA, and Roth funds.
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs).
What investment company to pick, and why the one I suggest is so much better than the others.
Why hiring an investing adviser is something you should do with extreme caution and if you even need to.
How to prevent being a victim of fraud as well as why and how it happens.
reasons why I do not advise dollar cost averaging.
How to become financially independent and how to make your money work for you.
What the 4% rule is and how to apply it to spend your money securely are discussed.
An example of how all of this may be put into practice in the real world.
None of this should terrify you. People who have come before you declare:
"...Robert makes it both accessible and straightforward in his trademark no-frills and sometimes hilarious way. And strong."
"...effective message presented in a humorous, visual manner."
"...a novel and accessible approach to investing,"
The talent to make dry financial subjects entertaining and humorous belongs to Robert Wurst.
He starts the campfire and tells tales instead of using complicated formulae to calculate a stock's alpha and compare it to its beta.