Fighting For Your Financial Future Round 2

The information in this book is extensive.
You can use it to sound glib at the water
cooler, on the golf course or at a cocktail
party. But that would not be its best use.
Instead, use it to improve your life. The
information contained in this book will
provide you with the questions to ask, and
motivate you to find an advisor you can
trust. The next step is to have them prepare
a comprehensive, written financial plan for
you. A financial plan, like a fine tapestry,
should be artfully woven to produce a
valuable life chart. Next, implement the
plan. Get your house in order. Understand
your cash flow. Harmonize your investment
portfolio so that it will support you
throughout your retirement. Properly insure
the risks of life that are: illness, disability,
death, property damage, lawsuits and a
lengthy long-term care stay. The latter can
put you and your family in bankruptcy
and/or dependent on a government welfare
program. Lastly, carefully plan for your
estate so that your worldly goods go to
those whom you choose, not some agency
of the government.

Knowing is not enough; we must apply.
Willing is not enough; we must do.
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe