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To build real wealth, you need specific wealth management
tools. One of these is opening the right accounts and using
them correctly. Most families have less than half of the
accounts they really need, and young newlyweds often only
have a checking account. Here is a description of each wealth-building account,
roughly in the order a young couple would need them. *Joint checking account:* This account should only hold
money you need to maintain your lifestyle. Keep the balance
between two and three times your monthly spending. Save and
invest any additional.
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03/17
5:30pm
Free Seminar: Where In the World Should I Invest? by David John Marotta
David Marotta has an article in the running for fi360'sarticle competition, a chance for AIF® and AIFA® designees to showcase their position as thought leaders on fiduciary issues in the investment industry.
To see the article and competition information, go to fi360's website.
There isn't a better time to invest than today. The way to
build real wealth is by living well below your means and
then saving and investing the difference. The poor buy
things; their homes are cluttered with them. The middle
class buys liabilities like second homes and boats, and then
they are obliged to make payments and upkeep on them for
years. In contrast, the rich buy investments that appreciate
and pay them dividends and interest for decades. Despite recent market turmoil, historic long-term returns
still average 10% to 12%.
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