Become a Great Investor
Should I invest in stocks? What type of investment should the average person consider? What does a diversified portfolio look like? Investing seems complicated. How do I get started? What kind of retirement plan should I invest in? In this insightful course, you will discover several investment strategies and techniques on how to become a great investor.
With wit and humor, Richard Everett exposes the experts– TV, talking heads, bank counselors, brokers, so-called gurus, and many others who give bad advice and cost people their hard earned money each and every day. His honest, straightforward, and often humorous anecdotes clearly show their advice is either tainted by selfish motives or just plain stupid.
Richard Everett started his career in the financial services industry in 1984 and is the founder and past president of the Everett Financial Group, Inc. in North Haven, Connecticut. Prior to selling his investment firm in 2008, he held the designation of Registered Financial Consultant and Registered Representative.
Richard was a member of the International Association of Financial Planners and was named Financial Planner of the year in 1996 by First Financial Planners. Richard Everett has worked in the financial arena for over 35 years.
Named Financial Planner of the Year, Richard has taught financial to thousands of people via his radio and television shows, his book and in person. Richard is also an internationally known speaker. He has presented biblical-based financial principles in churches, conferences, Bible colleges and universities, including The Yale University School of Management Believers in Business Conference
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The financial information provided in this course is for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing specific financial advice. Investing carries the risk that you can potentially lose part of all of your money. Investors must independently and thoroughly research and analyse each and every investment prior to investing. Use of the information contained in this course does not create any financial advisory relationship with us. We are not responsible for the use or misuse of the educational material presented or any consequences thereof. You should contact a qualified financial advisor to obtain advice with respect to any specific financial investing questions or concerns. Pursuant to IRS Circular 230, any tax advice provided in this course may not be used to avoid tax penalties or to promote, market, recommend any matter herein. We expressly disclaims liability for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages or lost profits that result directly ot indirectly from the use of the material herein.
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