The Rules of Money Just Changed… Forever

2022 is the year the rules of money and finance changed.

If we look at a chart of the S&P 500 going back to the early 80s, it’s only gone up over time. 

Sure there were plenty of dips. But for the last forty years we could buy a simple mutual fund or index fund and two years later we would have made money. Fifteen years later we would have made a lot of money.

Meanwhile, if we were to overlay a chart of the 10-year Treasury rate – which is a proxy for interest rates… It’s only gone down over the last four decades.

This dynamic – stocks going up, rates going down – is largely thanks to the Federal Reserve (the Fed). It’s had a hand in both. Through loose monetary policy.

But the game’s over.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell made that abundantly clear last week. The Fed has aggressively raised interest rates this year… and it will continue. There’s no pivot coming.

And that means stocks will have to stand on their own. The Fed will no longer prop up the market. 

We’re in uncharted waters here. Nobody under the age of 60 has lived in a world in which the Fed didn’t push stocks up and rates down.

So to me, the big takeaway is that we have to rethink financial planning 101. And I’m talking about the entire “nest egg” approach to retirement.

By that I mean the idea that we need to pour our savings into financial assets trying to get to this mythical retirement number. 

What’s Your Number? I remember old commercials promoting this model.

The idea is that we build financial assets and we hope our returns get us to a big enough number so we can retire. Then we draw-down our assets to create income for ourselves after we quit working.

So it’s always a choice between assets and income. 

When our assets are going up, we don’t have the income. Then when we want the income, our assets have to come down.

Why put ourselves in this position? Why not get assets and income on the same side of the equation?

We do this by flipping to a model that focuses on monthly cash flow. On creating extra income streams.

That’s how we put assets and income on the same team. 

When our assets go up, so does our income. And when we want more income… we just buy more assets. It’s a far more robust approach.

In fact, with the right vehicle… and the right system in place, anybody can work up to $2,000 or $3,000 a month in extra income in just a few short years. 

From there, getting to $10,000 a month in extra income is just a matter of accelerating the process. It’s completely possible to get there in six years. Ten at the most.

And that’s where our new Rental Real Estate Accelerator program comes in.

Our goal with this program is simple. We want to tear down the barriers to entry around real estate investing.

And we do that by providing a step-by-step system for building passive income with real estate. This is something anybody can plug in to right away.

By the way, when I say passive, I mean it. Our program boils real estate investing down to a system. 

We aren’t pounding the pavement or taking calls. All we have to do is send a few emails occasionally. That’s it.

Best of all, our course is priced such that anybody can afford it. 

We aren’t shilling financial advice for thousands of dollars a year. In fact, we don’t even require a subscription.

Instead, we are offering our core program at a one-time cost of just $42. That’s it. We’re talking about the same price as a decent meal out for two.

And in honor of this brave new financial world we find ourselves in, we’re offering a 30% discount to anybody who checks out our accelerator program this week. 

That means you can tap into a tried-and-true system for less than thirty bucks. Anybody who follows through on what they learn will recoup this and a lot more with their first investment.

For a more detailed explanation of our program, just go right here:

Rental Real Estate Accelerator Program

And to take advantage of your discount this week, just enter coupon code “RREA” at the checkout page.