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The simplest millionaire formula is this: save $25/week from age 25 to 65 with a 12% annual rate of return. This is a much higher return than you will get in a savings account. As of December 2020, Chase pays you 0.02% annually for saving with their institution. This is why owning shares of stock in great companies that grow year over year is crucial to building real long-term wealth.

The rule in investing is that you should subtract your age from 110 - and that's the percentage of your portfolio you should keep in stocks. For example, at age 20, you should keep 90% of your portfolio in stocks. At 30, you should keep 80% of your portfolio in stocks.

You've likely heard of a hedge fund - a pooled investment structure where the hedge fund manager invests your money for you. Normally they are reserved for "accredited investors" (people who make at least $200k/year or have $1M in liquid assets) and they charge 20% commission on money they make for you.

To really get the most out of WealthPlan™, at minimum, you should have at least $500 that you can put away and forget for at least one year (saving weekly is better). Today, I'm telling you how I would invest that $500: in a managed hedge fund that allows you to own Netflix, Microsoft, Visa, Google, Facebook, Apple, PayPal, and Amazon stock for just $500 total. Obviously - since gains are based on percentages - the more you invest, the more you stand to profit (or potentially lose). To help put this in perspective though, historical data shows that the stock market has always returned a profit when you invest 20 years or more.

Thanks to modern technology, you can invest in a hedge fund for a 0.75% fee of your total portfolio. Yes - less than 1%. Click the link to Titan above to get started and shoot me a screenshot via text once you're all set.