This Saturday on QuadWealth Radio: The QuadWealth R.A.T.E. System™: An Investment Mindset for Proper Wealth Management

Are you looking for new investment strategies that effectively build wealth? Have you lost faith in the “popular” investment strategies because they consistently deliver disappointing results? This week on the QuadWealth radio show, your hosts Jeremy Louder and Jeff Brown will be discussing the R.A.T.E. System™, a comprehensive approach to wealth management planning, and why it’s components are the key to successfully building wealth.

Tune in every Saturday at 3PM to News/Talk 820AM & 96.7FM WBAP or subscribe to our podcast to catch the latest QuadWealth radio show.

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This Saturday on QuadWealth Radio: Investment Grade Insurance – A Powerful Retirement Income Strategy

Are you making the most out of your retirement income? This week, Jeremy Louder and Jeff Brown, founders of the QuadWealth R.A.T.E. System™, discuss Investment Grade Insurance and how it can be utilized as a powerful retirement income strategy.

If you’d like to learn more, tune in this Saturday at 3PM on News/Talk 820AM & 96.7FM, WBAP.

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Life Settlements as a Growth Strategy

Are you basing your entire investment portfolio off of the performance of the stock market? Are you looking at the past 10 years and realizing at best, you’ve just broken even? There are experts out there saying that the “new norm” is to expect 5% returns instead of the 10% you could expect historically. Times have indeed changed, so it’s time to start diversifying.

Is this show, Jeremy Louder and Jeff Brown, founders of the QuadWealth R.A.T.E. System, discuss Life Settlements as a growth strategy in your investment portfolio.

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Podcast: Investment Notes

Are you tired of getting the same old story and the same old advice from your financial advisor? Are you sick of watching your retirement account dwindle away month after month? If so, it’s time for a different approach to wealth creation and wealth management! Jeremy Louder and Jeff Brown, creators of the QuadWealth R.A.T.E. System™ discuss how to contractually generate returns between 10 and 15 percent through Investment Notes.

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Poor Credit Can Affect Your Ability to Make Money and Will Reduce Your Retirement Income

Having bad credit means much more than the embarrassment of a low credit score. It means more than not being able to qualify to purchase new cars or a new home. Although those are the first things that typically come to mind, having poor credit can actually affect your ability to make money and directly affect your retirement.

A recent guest on our radio show was credit repair and optimization expert, Steven Palmieri. Steven gave two real-life examples on the show demonstrating how poor credit can affect your ability to earn money and your ability to maximize retirement income. First, he told the story of a business owner who was attempting to secure a loan to expand his business. All was going according to plan until one of his credit card companies lowered his available credit. Keep in mind that the business owner did nothing to cause the company to lower the credit limit. A credit card company can do this arbitrarily, and when this happens, it changes your ratio of debt to available credit. This can immediately lower your score, which it did in the case of this business owner. The lender contacted the business owner and advised him of this change in credit and that he’d no longer be able to facilitate the loan. Fortunately, this business owner contacted Steven (www.cmafinancialcorp.com), and they were successful in getting it raised to the previous limit. The credit score went up, and the loan was approved. Had the borrower not known what to do, he’d have missed the business opportunity.

The second example Steven gave regarding how poor credit can affect retirement was also an eye-opener. A credit score of 750 versus 550 could mean hundreds of dollars of additional income each month during retirement. For example, to finance a $30,000 vehicle and a $400,000 home with a credit score of 750 could potentially save you over $300 per month in payments, versus if you had a score of 550. Remember, according to industry standards (using a 4-5% income rule for existing assets), in order to produce every $300 of monthly income, you’ll need approximately $75,000-$90,000 of assets. If you’d like an additional $300 of monthly income in retirement, you’ll need an extra $90,000 or good credit!