Are you investing or Saving? What's the difference?
- martyblackmon
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
Should you consider diversifying your portfolio from simply investing in the markets and grow your savings through a well designed cash value whole life insurance policy?
Did you know?
For a mutual fund to match the growth offered by a Cash Flow Insurance policy, it would need to consistently deliver an annual yield of over nine percent after fees and taxes. This calculation doesn't even factor in the extra advantages of utilizing your cash value as a personal banking tool, which could enhance this figure further.
Many people prioritize achieving high yields, aiming for 10%, 12%, or even 20% annually on their investments. While it's possible to achieve such returns occasionally, it's not sustainable every year. Years with negative returns can negate the substantial gains from the previous year. For instance, if your portfolio loses 30% in one year, recovery becomes challenging.
Unfortunately, many investors tend to buy high and sell low. Even the most successful investors in market history haven't consistently achieved double-digit returns throughout their careers. Instead of chasing high yields, consider building a financial foundation through simple compounding, where your money grows annually and eventually results in double-digit returns in future years.
While saving money is undeniably advantageous, many people fail to recognize the substantial impact that saving can have on taxes and loan payments.
Are you fully aware of your financial flows and where they are directed? When considering strategies to reclaim wealth, which do you consider more crucial—paying off loans, cutting expenses, or achieving a higher rate of return?
By assessing your maximum cash efficiency and its potential, the benefits of saving money and recovering cash become evident. Instead of solely focusing on achieving a higher return rate and pursuing yield, we should think creatively, including uninterrupted cash growth within your well-designed life policy.
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