Real Estate Harsh Reality April 7, 2011
Posted by Jeff Nabers in : real estate, Self Directed IRA Solo 401k , 2comments
You may be wondering why I haven’t blogged about real estate investing in a while. There’s a very good explanation video at Nabers.TV for you to check out.
Wall Street Journal: Solo 401k Tax Benefits April 6, 2011
Posted by Jeff Nabers in : Uncategorized , add a comment
[Originally published at Solo401k.com]
Solo 401k was thrust in the spotlight again last week because of its powerful ability to reduce your self-employment income through large tax-deductible contributions.
Unfortunately, the writer of that WSJ article is mildly financially retarded. Take a look for yourself. Read the article to hear about the powerful tax benefits (albeit presented in a fantasy situation), and then read the comments to have some real people bring the concept back to reality.
How to Get My Help April 5, 2011
Posted by Jeff Nabers in : Money, real estate, Self Directed IRA Solo 401k , 3comments
Cliff notes version:
- I will be offering free one-on-one phone consulting to qualified people
- In order to make room for that, I will no longer be offering free consulting in the form of blog comment responses
I’m making some changes to how I focus my energy and how I am able to help you with your wealth preservation and wealth building, both inside a Self-Directed IRA LLC or Solo 401(k) and outside of retirement funds.
Here’s what these changes will do for you:
- If you are aimed down a path that is likely to succeed, we may get a chance to work together more intimately
- If you are aimed down a path that is likely to destroy your wealth and frustrate you, you won’t get my help
Let me explain…
The #1 biggest factor making an impact your wealth right now is inflation.
Some people are trying to “beat” inflation by taking bigger risks to hopefully get bigger returns that will be bigger than inflation.
For 95% of my readers, that won’t work. It won’t work because bigger risks increase the gains and the losses, and over the long term most people will have worse performance as a result of taking bigger risks.
Around 5% of my readers have maybe figured out how to get bigger returns by spending more energy on some sort of system or process that yields larger returns. Moving forward, I don’t think that will continue working either.
Why won’t aggressive investment strategies work in the future?
Well… they will work and they won’t work. They will work in terms of turning your dollars into more dollars. They won’t work in terms or actual value adjusted for inflation.
This is because there is no limit to (more…)
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