Safe Strategies for Financial Freedom (Review and Analysis of Van Tharp, Barton and Sjuggerud's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Van Tharp, D. Barton and Steve Sjuggerud's book "Safe Strategies for Financial Freedom" shows that it is possible to become financially free. All you have to do is begin the journey and systematically put sound investment strategies in place. In their book, the authors provide a four-step process that will lead you to becoming financially free. This summary describes this process in detail and gives you the tools to begin your journey to financial freedom.
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Book Presentation: Safe Strategies For Financial Freedom by Van Tharp, D. Barton & Steve Sjuggerud
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Summary of Safe Strategies For Financial Freedom (Van Tharp, D. Barton & Steve Sjuggerud)
1. Develop your own financial freedom plan
2. Learn the key factors which influence the markets
3. Understand and implement risk control
4. Work with yourself and help the next generation
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MAIN IDEA
Financial freedom is possible and may not be as far away as you might first imagine. Furthermore, to become financially free – where your money works for you instead of you working hard to try and make enough money to cover expenses – you don’t have to take unusually high investment risks. Instead, you have to begin the journey and systematically put in place sound investment strategies
Becoming financially free is a four step process:
So what, exactly, does financial freedom mean? Suppose your current expenses are $5,000 a month. If you could have $500,000 invested which is producing a passive after-tax income of 12%, that would generate $60,000 a year, or $5,000 a month in passive income. You can live off that passive income indefinitely, regardless of whether you chose to work at something else or not. That’s what it means to be financially free.
Financial freedom doesn’t mean that you have all the money in the world. It doesn’t mean that you are so fabulously wealthy that, no matter how foolish you are with money, you still would never have to work again. Financial freedom simply requires that you change your thinking and have money work for you instead of you working for money. And you can achieve it quickly – within six months to seven years depending on your current financial status and your personal psychology. You do it by having passive income, income that comes in whether you work or not. When your passive income is greater than your expenses, you no longer have to work.
– Van Tharp, D. Barton and Steve Sjuggerud
"Assets produce positive cash flow