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I’m into my 70’s. All my investment knowledge has been self-taught online, which means I’ve many holes in my understanding!
I’ve done 3% Sig forever and now am into my 2nd year of 6% and 9%. I would love to find a zoom-based, fee-based financial advisor who can help me with my portfolio. I’m afraid to go somewhere generic to an advisor who doesn’t see the value in the Signal program.
I am a superb stock picker (bought Amazon at $385 and Tesla at $37) but my portfolio is now at $1,150,000 and feeling scared to draw down to supplement my income because then my money wouldn’t be able to keep working for me. Lol.
It is a new stage of my financial life.
Good work managing your money on your own so far, Kay!
As you read in The Kelly Letter, I’m working on an Income Sig plan for just the stage of life you’re entering. I hope to find income-generating assets that can work within the Signal system to provide you with less market volatility and more monthly income, while maintaining the signature low stress of the plan’s automation.
Keep an eye on this, in the letter.
See you Sunday,
Jason