
King Solomon
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1. Rental properties: find a superior location like in military locations, low cost renovation to add rooms, do a room share type of rental, rent to mainly military, find ways to generate as many streams of income as possible, turn it into a tax fee shelter, leverage this rental for more rentals and or acquire apartment complexes.
A. This is by far the best retirement plan because is you have more control in this stream than any other option.
B. Protected from inflation
C. Tax free if done correctly (land parents and changing your political status)
D. U can generate more than 10 different streams of income from one property.
E. You can retire if one moderately sized property
F. These are very high paying life long streams of income.
G. U can leverage your home to acquire another property without spending a dime if your own money.
H. Multiple lump sum options
I. you can start earning as soon as you land a decent paying job and build up above average credit which you can do as a teenager in school or a parent cosign it
J. You can start with no money down.
Cons
A. You will have to put money into the home as things so break down over time even with the highest quality items. There are certain types of homes built to last centuries without needing upgrades but the appliances will break down.
B. It's still has some hands on requirements but this comes with having control. You can open to pay a property management company to handle things for you. There are a couple methods around this.
C. Worst case scenario you could lose the home and insurance might not cover it. Be careful when reading the insurance contracts and updates.
2. Purchasing already profitable small businesses
This is 91 percent of people that bring in over one mil per year are small business owners. The process is a simple rinse and repeat process to accumulate as many businesses as your heart desires. This is how Warren Buffet became wealthy.
A. Can be purchased with little to nothing down via owner financing which is how 61 percent of businesses are sold.
B. U can start ASAP.
C. You have an incredible amount of control as sole owner
D. You are selecting winners only and don't need to put in all the time money debt blood swear and tears into the business as the previous owner did that for you
E. You are selecting only the extremely profitable businesses or the ones that should be but just need a couple minor adjustments.
Cons
A. Not guaranteed lifetime income but this is y u r picking the long time winners from baby boomers bear death and want out. Or maybe they did die already and never created a will or trust.
B. Early on, the acquiring these businesses and making them fully autopilot is hard work and hands on but at one point all the businesses should be running 100 percent without you.
C. Market fluctuations and regulations can reduce your annual profits which is why it's smart to diversity your portfolio in various asset classes.
3. Occupational pension plan: do your research on the occupation that has the highest payout for the least amount of years and highest annual increases
These only exist in the government and the military has gotten rid of the traditional pension. If you want to be a wage slaves for at least 20 years and a low income earner then you may as well at the very least get a jobs that pays you for life.
A. Semi protection from inflation but not even close to rental properties.
B. Guaranteed income and not influenced by outside sources unless there's a complete collapse of the government
C. Solid returns but varies greatly based on your occupation and specific government agency and time in service.
Cons:
A. you have zero control after you retire
B. Insane levels of taxes to death
C. Normally you have to wait at least 20 years to receive the pensions and if you want to fully retire normally it takes 30 years unless you are in Congress or moved up to the top of the food chain.
4. Life insurance
A. Guaranteed lifetime payout depending on your plan
B. Can be affordable depending on your plan
C. Can be hands free or hands on.
D. Can be affordable or expensive
Tax free.
Cons:
A. You won't be collecting until you are extremely old.
B. Red tape has been preventing those who have received the covid vax, from receiving payout.
5. Annuities
A. Fixed rates and guaranteed payouts for life.
B. Tax free
C. You can roll your IRA or 401k
Alternatives
1. High dividend yielding mutual funds.
2. Reverse mortgage which is using the equity of your home for no tly payouts or a lump sum.
3. Social security: designed obsolescence as these retirements. Probably will not exist in Dove year. You have to be nearly dead before you receive these checks. They are not even close to covering for inflation. You are triple taxes on said.
4. Bonds ,CD.s savings accounts all make next to nothing for returns
Probably 99 percent of the people on here don't even know about or care about the their retirement. You should start planning your retirement now.
A. This is by far the best retirement plan because is you have more control in this stream than any other option.
B. Protected from inflation
C. Tax free if done correctly (land parents and changing your political status)
D. U can generate more than 10 different streams of income from one property.
E. You can retire if one moderately sized property
F. These are very high paying life long streams of income.
G. U can leverage your home to acquire another property without spending a dime if your own money.
H. Multiple lump sum options
I. you can start earning as soon as you land a decent paying job and build up above average credit which you can do as a teenager in school or a parent cosign it
J. You can start with no money down.
Cons
A. You will have to put money into the home as things so break down over time even with the highest quality items. There are certain types of homes built to last centuries without needing upgrades but the appliances will break down.
B. It's still has some hands on requirements but this comes with having control. You can open to pay a property management company to handle things for you. There are a couple methods around this.
C. Worst case scenario you could lose the home and insurance might not cover it. Be careful when reading the insurance contracts and updates.
2. Purchasing already profitable small businesses
This is 91 percent of people that bring in over one mil per year are small business owners. The process is a simple rinse and repeat process to accumulate as many businesses as your heart desires. This is how Warren Buffet became wealthy.
A. Can be purchased with little to nothing down via owner financing which is how 61 percent of businesses are sold.
B. U can start ASAP.
C. You have an incredible amount of control as sole owner
D. You are selecting winners only and don't need to put in all the time money debt blood swear and tears into the business as the previous owner did that for you
E. You are selecting only the extremely profitable businesses or the ones that should be but just need a couple minor adjustments.
Cons
A. Not guaranteed lifetime income but this is y u r picking the long time winners from baby boomers bear death and want out. Or maybe they did die already and never created a will or trust.
B. Early on, the acquiring these businesses and making them fully autopilot is hard work and hands on but at one point all the businesses should be running 100 percent without you.
C. Market fluctuations and regulations can reduce your annual profits which is why it's smart to diversity your portfolio in various asset classes.
3. Occupational pension plan: do your research on the occupation that has the highest payout for the least amount of years and highest annual increases
These only exist in the government and the military has gotten rid of the traditional pension. If you want to be a wage slaves for at least 20 years and a low income earner then you may as well at the very least get a jobs that pays you for life.
A. Semi protection from inflation but not even close to rental properties.
B. Guaranteed income and not influenced by outside sources unless there's a complete collapse of the government
C. Solid returns but varies greatly based on your occupation and specific government agency and time in service.
Cons:
A. you have zero control after you retire
B. Insane levels of taxes to death
C. Normally you have to wait at least 20 years to receive the pensions and if you want to fully retire normally it takes 30 years unless you are in Congress or moved up to the top of the food chain.
4. Life insurance
A. Guaranteed lifetime payout depending on your plan
B. Can be affordable depending on your plan
C. Can be hands free or hands on.
D. Can be affordable or expensive
Tax free.
Cons:
A. You won't be collecting until you are extremely old.
B. Red tape has been preventing those who have received the covid vax, from receiving payout.
5. Annuities
A. Fixed rates and guaranteed payouts for life.
B. Tax free
C. You can roll your IRA or 401k
Alternatives
1. High dividend yielding mutual funds.
2. Reverse mortgage which is using the equity of your home for no tly payouts or a lump sum.
3. Social security: designed obsolescence as these retirements. Probably will not exist in Dove year. You have to be nearly dead before you receive these checks. They are not even close to covering for inflation. You are triple taxes on said.
4. Bonds ,CD.s savings accounts all make next to nothing for returns
Probably 99 percent of the people on here don't even know about or care about the their retirement. You should start planning your retirement now.