Over the last 20 years the average investor has only made 2.9% per year in their portfolios.
The “market” as represented by the S&P 500 made 7.5% per year.
So why did the average investor bomb so badly?
I mean if they had just bought an S&P 500 index fund they could have doubled their returns.
The reason is not their fault. The reason is not your fault.
The reason is because the game is rigged.
Wall Street and the Financial Media Complex have a vested interest in misguiding you. That’s how they
make money.
So how do you even the playing field to make it a fair fight?
Education.
When you increase your Financial IQ, you can see all the tricks they play for what they are.
But where do you start?
Financial Zen Daily is a great place to start.
But I thought I’d sweeten the pot and throw in the cliff notes from my personal library.
So as part of our content, I’ll start to include reviews of the best books I’ve read that will help you raise
your Financial IQ and give you a fighting chance against those “helpful” giants.
