Now that you’ve learned how to stack up cash, you’ve got to learn how to invest your assets! Investing for maximum return means building assets and then repurposing them over time. Invest wisely and watch your wealth grow!
Investing For Maximum Return – Building Assets and Repurposing Them
In Act 1 of our Money Game series, Rob detailed strategies for maximizing our active income earnings. Act 2 is all about investing for maximum return. Specifically, we are buying and building assets that will return us cash.
When it comes to investments, Rob describes the assets that return compound interest as the “8th Wonder of the World”. Apologies to Andre the Giant. The concept of the “doubling clock” comes up. When you invest in assets that accrue compound interest, and hold them, they will double in value over time. The goal is to invest your surplus money and make it work for you. After all, you are not just investing in assets. You are also investing in yourself. And nobody wants to invest in themselves unless they are investing for maximum return.
When you start the Wealth Clock early in life, you have the distinct advantage of time. The more time you hold good investments that compound in interest, the more “doublings” you will enjoy. Unconventional investments with unproven parties are much more tempting when you are younger. “The greater the risk, the greater the return”. If you start investing later in life, you have a whole lot less wiggle room, and tend to stay in your comfort zone. After all, you don’t want to gamble and lose it all.
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