When the economy is stable, people focus less on their money. There’s steady returns, bills are paid, life is busy. Economic turmoil changes things – the need to conserve money becomes intense. People ask “Where can I invest to avoid financial upheaval?” and “What investments are good for me?”
This is when people start looking outside themselves. They become susceptible to handing money to supposed experts to invest in real estate, crypto, stocks – things they don’t fully understand. These have inherent risks since you remove yourself from the equation, even though you are the most valuable asset.
At Wealth Factory, we’ve found the riskiest investment is one that isn’t interesting to you – that you want to know nothing about. Things where you trust someone else completely with no input of your own.
That’s why we help people discover their unique Investor DNA to choose investments where they can find success. There’s no risk in seeking our assistance. People are often shocked how much money they save by plugging financial leaks. If you’ve overpaid taxes, we may recover some funds. We find leaks so you keep more money.
In turmoil, there’s motivation and opportunity to create cash flow.
The interesting thing is we grow during difficult times, not just good. Why? Good times breed complacency about money. Declining markets cause attention to shift. How much is being lost? Will there be enough? Money moves to the forefront.
That’s when a firm dedicated to finding money becomes relevant. Turmoil causes people to start paying attention, especially when hard-earned money is vanishing. That’s painful.
People want their money to count, not be destroyed by volatility. They want investments to work for them, not against.
The good news – you don’t need to be an expert on every investment. Learn your investor DNA instead and focus on matches. In tough times, good investments arise but you must spot them.
Distressed assets for cash flow are one example. Access to capital when others cannot. Tax refunds from appropriate write-offs.
Retirement planning is usually about long-term accumulation. But real independence uses existing assets for cash flow now. Work becomes a choice.
This economy has people willing to learn – willing to invest in themselves rather than just allocate to unknowns. Let’s build your knowledge to earn and keep more, plugging leaks.
That has no risk compared to speculation. The risk is hoping unknown investments pan out long-term. Discover your investor DNA. Improve cash flow and returns. Optimize your finances. Invest in yourself to make money count.
