The Best Compound Interest Investments In 2023 (Recession Proof) | Wealth Nation

I'm in on the concept but don't see the 4% you refer to, at least not in these first 30 years you've illustrated: 1.8% guaranteed and 3% non-guaranteed over the first 30 years. Perhaps it gets up to 4% later in the illustration.

Hello what’s the name of the life insurance policy ?

If the compounding of interest in your cash value is so powerful, why does it take years for your cash value to break even with what you have paid in?

You need to look at the fees.

People have been talking about compound interest for decades. I have read books about it, watched videos about it, and taken some finance business courses on it. But notice how no University teaches this solely. The reason is because most investment vehicles don't actually have a 10% return. That is the fantasy that many financial expert wannabes keep talking about but never actually accomplish it until they start to reach the $20k level of their own money to invest to begin with. The best thing to do now instead of falling for these fake gurus is to start saving early in an account that you won't have access to for at least 20 years to see real growth. Then invest that money after 20 years and you can start to see some growth. 401ks lose money when the stock market drops. So stop believing these fantasy short cuts that no one has been able to do for a reason and remember to not put it all in one place.

😂 how u do that

Thank you for the informative video! Any idea how we as non us people can take advantage of this system?

I pay for my life assurance pcm with nothing to show for it for the last 8 years. I thought I was just paying for the protection due to fear of passing away thats how the company compel. What should I be doing better to get a return?

Averaged… the roi on the typical whole life policy is 2-3 percent of the cash value of the policy annually. Also, you won’t have a positive cash value generally for 10 years. That…. Is a poor investment.
The s&p500 has been returning 8% annually on average for the past 100 years.
I know your insurance commissions are good; but please stop regurgitating that this is a good investment.
Just be real about the product and it’s benefits.
Please stop lying to our people.

Edit: my mistake….. the sp500 has returned 10% annually for the last 100 years.

In a perfect world, We should ALL be able to take a penny and have a 30-day 100% Compounding account that will grant us a liveable 5M+ balance to live on.

*S & P 500
*ETF exchange traded fund
*Mutual Funds
*index funds
*Bond Funds
*Truck Automation Funds
*Real estate investment trusts (REITs):
*Real Estate Funds
*Real Estate
-Gap funding
-Closing cost Advances
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*Gold and Silver Investment

Urgently, kindly let me know which and how of the above I can invest in my 50s. I need to know urgently.
And how can I reach you guys?

Thanks.

Hey where’s your partner? Lol

Looks like it took 9 years just to break even. 🤔

What would be a good company to explore for whole life insurance?

Here's my question because I think the idea is really awesome but where in the world do you get the money to start one of those accounts which are extremely expensive?

She's right at end you can watch your policy grow about two thirds less than a S&P 500 FUND.BUT THAT IS WHAT WARREN BUFFET SUGGESTS YOU DO HE'S ONLY ONE OF THE RICHEST MEN ON EARTH.ONLY DOWNSIDE TO BUFFETT HE DOESN'T HAVE A WEALTH CREATOR T SHIRT LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lmao you take the exact premiums you paid in your whole life policy you would have minium 1.25 million in SP500 fund vs 300k!This is a SCAM FOLKS AT BEST BECAUSE I CAN'T BELIEVE SHE CAN REALLY BE THAT STUPID!LMAO

i need to learn more about this whole life insurance policy for a single person