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Two Investment Guarantees Investors Can Take To The Bank
November 5th, 2011 | 
Author: Having worked in the financial services industry, there was one word we were forbidden to use. Now that I’m an investor coach, I’m still very conscious of the implications, consequences and effect this one word conveys in my conversations, blogs, articles, webinars and seminars. However, times change and I’m ready to put this one word back into my vocabulary. What is this one word? Guarantee.
To understand why this word is forbidden in the financial services industry and why I’m cautious as to how and when I use it, we must first look at the definition: Guarantee; Provide a formal assurance or promise that certain conditions shall be fulfilled relating to a product, service, or transaction.
Posted in Personal Finance | 
Tags: Consequences, Conversations, Dodd, Educator, Expectation, Financial Services Industry, Formal Assurance, Formal Promise, Fund Managers, Future Market, Investment Guarantees, Legal Recourse, Market Directions, Mutual Fund, National Debt, Reform Act, Trillion, Vocabulary, Webinars, Winners Losers | 
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Financial Success by Thinking Smaller
When people start thinking about making money and becoming wealthy it is normal for them to start thinking big. Please note that you have to dream big but when it comes to implementing your dreams into action, you need to start thinking small. Financial freedom is a goal that a lot of people strive for but never achieve because they think too big.
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Tags: Amount Of Money, Dreams, Earpieces, Financial Freedom, Financial Success, Fly, Flying Cars, Headphone, Headphones, Leverage System, Many Cars, People, Profits, Short Time, Stock, Subway Stations, Traffic, Ways Of Making Money |
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