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41 simple investment tips
This blog doesn’t usually delve too far down the consumer path into investment information, but this list of 41 investing lessons we already know from Investing School was too helpful to pass up.
If you can get past the header of “Investment Advices,” the list has many great tips that most of us have heard, but we should all remember to heed, including:
No. 17. Don’t trust everyone the broker says.
No. 31. Don’t take on too much risk.
And, No. 27. Keep learning.
Wallet Pop has this and some other links to good investment strategy in a post from Monday, May 11, titled What’s the point of budgeting? and other hot personal finance stories, via Tip’d.
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By Leon Harrison
May 13, 2009 12:35 PM | Link to this
Beware of those investment seminars and education events. And do not listen to the poop from the Nelson Financial Group, because you may get burned before you finally learn over “the long term.” If you trust them too much and just lay back, you will not get your costs and losses back, including those unneeded life-insurance premiums and those “cost of insurance” fees. It took me a dozen years, earning them $15,000 or so, like ya know, while they made $6,000 for me.