This unique resource is specifically for the 40 plus young “High Earners, Not Rich Yet” (HENRY) crowd. Everyone younger can go to Yahoo! Finance or MSN Money for wholesale pretend insights conjured up by reporters who only know from learning rather than experience.
You won't find any advertising, stock tickers, or news pretending to know what is going on with wealth building. It's a secretive community dedicated to determining what works for asset accumulation, increasing income, and producing sustainable growth.
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Discover insights gathered through interviews with actual net worth verified millionaires who share “how” they became so independent for their reasons. Most of those interviewed would like to stay anonymous; some will contribute directly with guest content.
Much of what you'll read here was put together from transcripts of audio interviews, from notes, and other private resources. If you are upset by the lack of grammar insight, take your chances with Google Finance. There are some real “dumb” people out there with billions of assets, and they don't care.
Yes, many NOUNs are in all capital letters. There are weird cross-references, indexes, and other helpful tools to make the answers easier to find. Everything about this site is designed for members to revisit for reference.
SUSTAINABLE WEALTH SECRETS is a living library of resources. Periodically researchers, technical writers, and editors are hired to improve the content, check facts, and ensure the highest quality insights.
That means the new content all the time, not necessarily published on a schedule.
What Makes This Community Different Than Internet Advice?
If you've come here for free content, then you are in the wrong place. Bugger off. SUSTAINABLE WEALTH SECRETS is strictly “pay for play” as it costs to maintain this resource. Plus, insiders invest vast amounts of time, experience, and relationships in getting these insights.
Finally, there is no abridged version. Some of the resources here are long, involved, and not for the under 40 crowd who cannot afford to pay attention. While researchers disagree about the exact length of a human attention span, some saying as short as 8 seconds, wealth-builders spend the time necessary.
After all, isn't your wealth something worth investing a little time to secure? It's funny how many believe they can put very little in to get everything out. That's an entitlement, and you won't find any of that here.