magine investing money once in something, and that something paying you money out for the rest of your life, that sounds like a good deal to me.

So in this video, I’ll give you 3 investments that can actually do this, I’ll tell you how to buy them, how money they make, and how safe they are. I’l even tell you how I use them.

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S&P 500

This investment has the 500 largest companies in the United states of america

And we know that the average return over the last 70 plus years, has been roughly 10.53%

And the only way you end up losing all your money is if the country completely fails and at that point nothing really matters does it



Here a Basic Idea:

You can buy this investment via Vanguard, the ETF or Index Fund is called the “ the s&p 500 “ literally

If you’re you goal is to make $100 per month from this investment in 10 years

You’ll have to have a total of 30,000

For every $100 per month you want to make, you’ll need $30k in your portfolio



Why and how long will that take

To never run out of money we will take less money out than we take, the common rule is 4% ( 4% rule )

So if you invest $1,000 per month it’ll take you 2 and half years

And if you invest $500 per month it’ll take you about 5 years



Remember $1,200 a year if you make $20 an hours that’s 60 hours a year you don’t have to work anymore



If you invested $1000 per month for 10 years, you would have $210k roughly.

That’s $700 a month

That’s 35 hours a month





Rental Property

This is a long term strategy.

Your first rental can be your first home

The average person may buy a home and then sell it and move about every 5 years or so



For example: Option One

Just finished paying a property

And now you rent that one and move to the next one

A good return would be 8% of the purchase price, each year

So if the home cost you $100k you want to make at least $8000 a year



Option 2 ( You’ve paid of your home, and also have a good size portfolio )

Use the income income you use to spend on the mortgage to save

Use your annual portfolio withdrawal for savings

So if you pull $8,400 from the market, plus 12k you use to spend on your property



Math shows this:

Year /total

1
$20,400.00

2
$40,800.00

3
$61,200.00

4
$81,600.00

5
$102,000.00



Now if every 3 years you buy property that makes you at least 8% for 60k in cash

That means $400 extra each month.

You do this cycle 3 times and you’ll have $1200 each month from the rental.

Buts that’s not at all, you’re investment would have grown to 397k in 10 years without you adding any extra money if you took out 4% of the 210k only





Break to explain:

$700 from the market and justed $1323

$1200 from rental income

And no home payments ( all in just 20 years )

Lets not forget you could still be using 20-30% of income to have fun





Personal Home + Emergency Account

We always think, that investment has to be making you money

But sometimes an investment can be asset that keeps you making more money in your others ventures

I’ll explain




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