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Summary : Money Master The Game – Tony Robbins

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Complete summary of Tony Robbins' book: “MONEY Master the Game: 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom”This summary of ideas from Tony Robbins' book “MONEY Master the Game: 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom” tells you how to achieve financial freedom by building a Money Machine. According to Robbins, managing your portfolio of investments that generate ongoing income is the key to funding your lifestyle.To do this, there are 7 steps:1. Become an investor, not just a consumer2. Know the rules of investing3. Figure out your real numbers4. Allocate your investments5. Create an income plan6. Start investing today7. Get started and enjoy the futureThese are the only steps needed to master the game and gain financial freedom.Reasons to read this summary:• Save time • Manage your personal investments• Master the game and gain financial freedomTo learn more, read the summary of “MONEY Master the Game” to stop being a chess piece and become the chess player in the game of money!
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  • voynolovichhas quoted8 years ago
    you're aware of these myths and take action to counter them, you can and will boost your personal money machine's performance by hundreds of thousands of dollars every year.
  • Яков Левинhas quoted8 years ago
    You decide for yourself how much you need to be allocating to each of these buckets. The ideal allocation will also vary over your lifetime. A reasonable rule-of-thumb many investment advisors use is to invest your age in the security bucket. In other words at age 40, you probably will want 40% in your security bucket and 60% of your assets in the growth or dreams buckets. At age 60, you'll probably prefer to have 60% of your financial assets in your security bucket and 40% in growth or dreams. That might be a reasonable starting point but the decision is yours alone
  • Яков Левинhas quoted8 years ago
    All Seasons Portfolio
    - 30% Stocks - S&P500, indexes
    - 15% Intermediate US Bonds
    - 40% Long-Term US Bonds
    - 7.5% Gold
    - 7.5% Commodities
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