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Compounded Cash: Save 40% with your Self-Funded Bank
Dan Keppel Mba
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Compounded Cash: Save 40% with your Self-Funded Bank - Keppel Mba, Dan
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Synopsis "Compounded Cash: Save 40% with your Self-Funded Bank"
Save 40% on all your purchases How do the wealthy double their funds every 10 years? How do they buy airplanes and villas for 40% less? Compounded CASH You can become President of your "bank" in 1 hour It takes just 1 hour a year to manage your investments $9 a day grows to $55,000, $400,000, $2,000,000 over time The wealthy know something you don't know-compound interest. They put their money to work so they don't have to. They invest in growing companies selling everything from oil to watches. Each of their $100 investment checks turns into $500 over time. They pay $24,000 for their $40,000 vehicle-$2.2 million for their $4 million mansion. You can make compounded cash too. Luckily, obtaining $2,000,000 over time does NOT require you to be a genius or a lucky stock picker. All it takes is one hour on the telephone or computer to set up a tax-FREE account at no cost. You tell the trustee to take $9 a day-$250 a month from your checking account automatically. Your spouse does it too. You check on your low-cost stock mutual funds once a year. That's it. Do nothing else. "My wealth has come from a combination of living in America, some lucky genes, and compound interest." Warren Buffett
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