Posts Tagged ‘Portfolio’

Protect Your Assets And Your Portfolio

Monday, April 6th, 2009

Now you have accumulated a solid portfolio, borrowing and investing as you work, using the returns and capital to develop your empire. However, there are a few dark clouds on the rise, including an increasingly debatable society. The issue for many investors these days is not building wealth and financial independence, but holding on to the wealth that they accrue.

Fortunately, there are several ways for you to protect your prized portfolio and retain your wealth. As many seasoned property investors are already aware, investing in property is as much about financial management as it is about finding ideal properties. You should make sure that you can access the funds that your require to maintain your portfolio as well as allow it to grow. It is important to develop solid wealth-building skills to enhance your ability to manage your finances to allow your portfolio to continue to provide the wealth to which you have become so accustom.

Income Protection Insurance

A permanent employee or wage earner is able to take advantage of medium to short-term stability, whereas a self-employed or contract worker does not have the same salary advantage.

A proven strategy for risk-management in order to maintain income stability is to obtain income protection insurance. This guarantees that you will persistently receive a certain income should you experience a decrease in income or become unable to work. Income protection insurance protects you against instances such as disability and illness. Imagine the horror of the portfolio you have built so spectacularly failing because you are unable to pay off loans due to severe illness.

A Win-Win

Income protection insurance can protect your valuable assets as well as the successful property portfolio that you have worked so hard to build. In addition, the premium that you pay for income protection insurance is tax deductible. This is what we call a win-win situation.

Eventually, you want your portfolio to be strong enough to support you, but until that day comes, you need to make sure that you are able to support and protect your portfolio.

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Why Be Like Mark?

Thursday, February 21st, 2008

Mark Rolton is a successful man without a doubt. He built his company, Massland without a lot of money in his pocket. He also did very well without having to risk a lot, which is one of the most important financial tools anyone can learn from today. Low risk does not always have to deliver low results in terms of real estate investments. In fact, Mark Rolton invested very little and was able to make millions from it. The process for him was simple, but can it be that simple for anyone?

Consider another example of a secured millionaire situation

Donald Trump used the same methods that Mark Rolton has used to develop his huge portfolio and everyone wants to be like Trump.

To create this type of wealth, you need to have a solid foundation of education in building property investments securely. One of the best tools available today is property options. Options allow you to invest in property without having to pay those risky property costs. Today, when there is so much risk in the global property market, putting as little into an investment at the start is the only thing that can save you.

Mark Rolton was able to invest well into property options and do well on the return without the tell tale risks that others face. In fact, he spent his time looking for the safest methods to invest and then turned it into a million dollar investment. You can do the same thing when you take the time to consider property options. You can even learn from Mark Rolton and Massland and make that a stepping stone into improved wealth. Property options are the way that you can be like Mark. Or, if you would rather, they are the best way to be like Trump!

Sean Rasmussen
Property Options Australia
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