The book gives an overview on index funds and real estate.

I'm saving money. 10% of my checks and additional incomes go to savings and then I throw the rest of what I don't use a week into an index fund.

Had not done a cost segregation study when I purchased these two homes, but understand you can calculate a value  to write off so you are not depreciating two roofs...using salvage value or producer price index.

and investing in CDs or investing in a stock index fund or even using the money to buy a good cash flowing rental.

September “headline” CPI (Consumer Price Index = inflation for you and me) eased to +2.4% YoY (from +2.5% YoY in August), but “core” CPI ROSE to +3.3% YoY (from +3.2% YoY in August).

My current allocation consists of approximately 40% real estate, 40% equities (low cost ETFs and index funds), and 20% cash.

And yes, there is ways to still have the USD while moving economy to a multi-national indexed currency such as the Amero.

Using the Whole Life Policy (or Indexed Universal Life) is very powerful.

Typically, higher vacancies lead to lower rents, but today’s reality is different.Inflation plays a role — while the consumer price index has surged over 20% since 2019, office rents have not kept pace in real terms.

My monies would be invested in a group of six indexes named AIGO, AIPEX, BNPIMAD5, BOFANFCC, SPXFCDUE, and UBSIBAL.