9 Common Boomer Male Investing Myths

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Do you know these 9 common investing myths? Well in light of this being “Tax Day,” we thought we would share these with our boomer male friends to make you a better investor over the next tax season.

These 9 common investing myths come from Tony Robbins, famous motivational speaker who recently authored the book “Money: Master the Game – 7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom.” Robbins interviews investment gurus who invest for the multi-millionaires and billionaires of the world. Your trusted blogger here read the book and I found it extremely informative. In fact, I was able to develop a game plan to help me catch up on retirement savings. But that’s a post for another day.

9 common investing myths for boomer malesIn this article from Business Insider, Robbins shatters these common myths and uncover the new rules of money. The kind of rules that when understood can help a boomer male become financially free.

Tony Robbins: 9 Common Investing Myths

…myths that misguide the masses, and, more importantly, uncover the new rules of money, the truths that will set you financially free.

-Tony Robbins, Author & Speaker

Understand these myths and find yourself on the road to financial freedom:

Myth 1: Invest with us — we’ll beat the market.

Myth 2: Our fees? They’re a small price to pay.

Myth 3: Our returns? What you see is what you get.

Myth 4: I’m your broker, and I’m here to help.

Myth 5: Your retirement is just a 401(k) away.

Myth 6: Target-date funds: just set it and forget it.

Myth 7: I hate annuities, and you should, too.

Myth 8: You gotta take huge risks to get big rewards.

Myth 9: The lies we tell ourselves.

You can find the complete article over at Business Insider, Tony Robbins Shatters The 9 Most Common Investing Myths. Let us know if you agree with what he’s saying.

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About Author

Tom Hering is a certified Boomer. Just ask him about his love for Shasta grape soda, fritos and VW bugs. By day, he is a copywriter and storyteller (www.heringcreative.com) at his world hq in Portland, OR. Previously, he worked as writer and creative director for respected agencies in Seattle and Portland. Tom is somewhat fanatical about working out (practice what he preaches at boomermale.com), rooting for the Ducks and enjoying the proverbial IPAs of P-town. Hanging out on weekends includes hiking the Columbia River Gorge and cycling (a new addiction) with one of his sons and a few friends.

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