Don't Die Broke: Easy Steps on How to Save, Invest and Build Your Wealth
By R. L. Borom
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Teen to Millennial to Baby Boomer- doesn’t matter, you are never too young or too old to build wealth.
Think you don’t have enough money or time to grow your cash as the rich do? Don’t like long, dull, difficult-to-read books? Don’t know where to go to get started investing? Your current inve
R. L. Borom
R. L. Borom is your essential everyday Everyman. After serving in the U.S. Air Force, he reared his three children (with his wife of 50 years) while working his way through Kent State University as a school custodian. Earning his Bachelor's & Master's degree, he became an educator, corporate executive, university trainer/administrator and, successful real estate/stock market investor. Like many of us, with investing, he was an "A" student in the school of hard knocks. After researching investing and learning from his experiences, his wealth began to grow. He expanded from helping himself to helping his family and many others to build their wealth. Building on his investing journey, R.L. Borom wrote DON'T DIE BROKE to provide easy-to-read investment information to help everyone lift themselves financially and reduce economic inequality in our world. Using the simple and proven strategies in DON'T DIE BROKE, he built his wealth. His goal is to help you build your wealth too!
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Don't Die Broke - R. L. Borom
PREFACE
Take a moment to digest the following statistics:
• 20% of American wealth is controlled by 0.1 percent of our population. ¹ That's right. About 170,000 families in a country of roughly 330 million people control that much of our total wealth. Think! That's one-tenth of one percent!
• The top 1% of our population controls 39% of American wealth. ¹ That leaves only 61% to be divided among the remaining 99% of our population.
• The top 10% of our population controls 74% of American wealth. ² In other words, the bottom 90% of Americans combined only control 26% of the total wealth.
• Barely one third (⅓) of American families in the bottom 50% of earners own stocks, according to the Federal Reserve. On the other hand, nearly 94% of the top income group owned stocks in 2016 .
• Less than one third (⅓) of Americans, ages 18 to 29, owned stocks on average between 2009 and 2017, according to a Gallup survey released during April 2019. Nearly two-thirds (⅔) of Americans between 30 and 64 own stocks. ²
If you combined all of the bottom half of the population (50%), they have a negative net worth. This means, to put it bluntly, they are FLAT BROKE!
Which one of these groups do you belong to?
• Do you notice an investment trend that is contributing to the worsening inequality in America? Which investment vehicle do the majority of the wealthy own to grow their money? Hint - STOCKS!!
Let me show you how you can save, invest and build wealth in the stock market - even if you have little money or no investing experience.
INTRODUCTION
The Journey of Hard Knocks!
Like the majority of us, I have struggled with discovering methods to save and invest money to help me to enjoy a brighter future . I vividly recall the many years spent toiling away, trying lots of different methods to build a better future for my family.
Even though I seemed to possess an inborn sense of saving for the future, I lacked true direction. I lacked even basic knowledge about investing money.
For example, my wife and I decided to invest $30 per month in a mutual fund and this was shortly after the birth of our third child. We were struggling financially but, even so, we agreed that we needed to sacrifice even more to be better prepared for the family's future.
What did we do? We invested the $30 in a mutual fund on which, unknowingly, we did no research