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    How to Channel the Velocity of Money: And Take Control of Your Financial Outlook: Financial Freedom, #153
    How to Channel the Velocity of Money: And Take Control of Your Financial Outlook: Financial Freedom, #153
    How to Channel the Velocity of Money: And Take Control of Your Financial Outlook: Financial Freedom, #153
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    How to Channel the Velocity of Money: And Take Control of Your Financial Outlook: Financial Freedom, #153

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    How do rich people get and stay rich? They always keep their money moving in the direction of growth.

     

    The velocity of money is how fast you can get your money from one investment into another.

     

    However, the rub is that you must keep your first investment, as it still produces income.

     

    Once you understand the velocity of money, you can see a path to obtaining fresh money while keeping your old investments. 

     

    Conquering this technique will make your family rich. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateMay 20, 2023
    ISBN9798223040392
    How to Channel the Velocity of Money: And Take Control of Your Financial Outlook: Financial Freedom, #153

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      How to Channel the Velocity of Money

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  How to Channel the Velocity of Money

      02  Getting Started with High-Yield Savings Accounts

      03  The Velocity of Money

      04  Unfair Advantage

      05  The Magic of Leverage

      06  From Dirt to Dividends: Gardening & Preferred Shares

      07  How to Create, Buy, and Build Assets

      08  Time is Money #3: Investing

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      And Take Control of Your Financial Outlook

      01  How to Channel the Velocity of Money

      02  Getting Started with High-Yield Savings Accounts

      03  The Velocity of Money

      04  Unfair Advantage

      05  The Magic of Leverage

      06  From Dirt to Dividends: Gardening & Preferred Shares

      07  How to Create, Buy, and Build Assets

      08  Time is Money #3: Investing

      09  Become Debt-Free & Stress-Free

      10  The Magic of Income Investing 2

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      01  How to Channel the Velocity of Money

      How do rich people get rich and stay rich? They always keep their money moving in new and unique directions.

      When we lack financial education, we think that saving money (even in a high-yield savings account) is the terminal location of our monetary needs.

      However, we need to use our money to create money continually. Instead, we exchange our time for money, which is a long-term losing proposition.

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      The velocity of money. The velocity of money is how fast you can get your money back from one investment to fund another. However, you keep the original investment, which continues to pay you.

      I learned about the velocity of money by reading Robert Kiyosaki's books. To me, he is not even an author but an institution.

      The concept is simple on the surface but deep and satisfying in execution. Very few people can process the inner workings of creating infinite returns and leveraging the velocity of money.

      Let’s go through three examples of the velocity of money: small, medium, and large. You can use leverage to maximize your speeds, but it’s unnecessary. Life is about making the right choices for your risk tolerance.

      How Much is in Your Emergency Fund?

      A small example of the velocity of money. I discussed starting a garden to fund your income-investing portfolio in my Dirt to Dividends series.

      Let’s say you make $25 weekly selling tomatoes at your local farmer’s market. With this $25, you purchase a closed-end fund that yields 10% and pays monthly.

      After ten years

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