| Real Estate Focus Testimonial Before we learned about Strongbrook's compelling investment/business model, our retirement future was dismal. Our 401k and IRA accounts have performed poorly over the past 20 years, and clearly have shown to not be the solution for us. But then during a ski trip with my cousin, we attended Kris Krohn's home where I first heard of this company called Strongbrook. Four months later, after my wife and I conducted our due diligence, we closed our 1st Strongbrook investment property. 
The experts at Strongbrook have taken us through the process step-by-step and have worked with us at "our pace." With their assistance, we've even obtained a very much needed Estate Plan! We are currently in the midst of closing on our 2nd property and looking forward to investing in a 3rd. We are so relieved to know that within 10 years retirement will be within our grasp. Thank you Strongbrook! Bret and Julie Woolley Newbury Park, CA Many Older Americans Plan To Never Retire (USA Today) Developing a real estate portfolio during your working years to create retirement income is more and more important. The bUSA Today article below points out that traditional retirement is becoming a thing of the past, because most citizens have failed to plan for it. 
Traditional retirement possibly becoming a thing of the past. It may be time to redefine retirement. A new survey of American workers from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies found that 82% of the respondents age 60 and older either are, or expect to keep working past the age of 65. Among all workers, regardless of age, 20% expect to keep on working as long as possible in their current job or a similar one. "The days of the gold-watch retirement where we have an office party and maybe some punch and cookies and never work again are more mythical than a reality,'' said Catherine Collinson, president of the retirement studies center. "Very few workers actually envision that type of retirement and many plan to keep on working part-time even after they retire. "It even raises the question is retirement the right word." The new retirement horizon should encourage employers to reconsider the way they view their staffing. Click Here for entire article | 
No comments:
Post a Comment