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In this episode you'll discover how Daniel Ameduri became financially free and made his money work for him versus him working for his money. Hear the importance of focus in generating wealth and why it's never too late to break away. If want to learn more then the best thing to do is to listen to the full episode here: https://youtu.be/mxwRMN7VTEc --- Let us tell you about a new course that just landed in the CreateTailwind community called, TaxInvisitble. In this course Jim Oliver, founder + coach at CreateTailwind, shares why we need to be TaxInvisible and how IBC gets you there. With taxes continuing to go up, they become more of an attack on our wealth. What ‘they' are telling us to do with our money isn't right. In this course you'll learn: - What's happening with inflation and taxes - Where to store your money - Why we have to take advantage of every opportunity with the current internal revenue code. - What actions to take to break away from the herd Reverse the lie, learn what the wealthy already know, learn to be Taxinvisible. Connect with Jim Oliver: Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver Website: https://createtailwind.com/ YouTube: CreateTailwind LinkedIn: Jim Oliver Join the Community: https://community.createtailwind.com/

In today's episode of the Actively Passive Investing Show, Travis Watts analyzes Daniel Ameduri's book, Don't Save For Retirement. Travis pulls out and discusses some key points from the book like why traditional methods of retirement aren't actually designed to benefit us, redistributing retirement funds, and how to do as the millionaires do. Click here to know more about our sponsors: Real Estate CFO Services | ThinkMultifamily.com/coaching | Rent Redi | Rentify

Daniel Ameduri is a self-made millionaire, the author of “Don’t Save For Retirement” and the founder of Future Money Trends, a newsletter that helps people make smarter investment decisions.After warning his family and friends about the upcoming mortgage collapse in 2007, he started his own YouTube channel gaining over 10 million video views. Now, his newsletter reaches hundreds of thousands of people profiting over $9M a year with his investment portfolio exploding. Recently, an $80,000 investment he made turned into $16M.In this episode, you’ll learn:-Daniel’s Mindset Around Investing-Why It’s Important To Do Your OWN Research-How The Greatest Investors ThinkI know you’ll get MAJOR value from this episode! I believe it’s essential for you to get clearer right now on how you’re going to be investing in 2021!

Financial freedom is a goal for many. What should millennials be thinking about when planning their financial futures? In this episode, Adam Torres and Daniel Ameduri, Co-Founder of the Future Money Trends Newsletter and Author of "Don’t Save for Retirement: A Millennial’s Guide to Financial Freedom," explores what it takes to achieve financial freedom. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/

Check out our video podcast on Youtube https://bit.ly/ParentPumpRadio  What are safe assets right now? What are creative investment tactics you can do with your money? How can the effects of the housing market be a win-win for you? Our expert guest, Daniel Ameduri, is the Co-Founder of the Future Money Trends Letter. He is a self-made multimillionaire, full-time fact finder, and a proud father of 3. He launched FutureMoneyTrends.com in 2010 and today it has been the most widely recognized authority for financial freedom and economic research in commodities, cryptocurrencies, personal finance, cash flow, and income ideas. His YouTube channel, Vision Victory has received 10 million video views. Each week, he shares wealth-building interviews, a weekly wealth digest, and new investment ideas. When it comes to economics or macro-economic investing, he is a real trend forecaster. He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, ABC WorldNews, and RTTV. His platform is growing every day, reaching almost 150,000 subscribers. Contact Info: Webpage: www.FutureMoneyTrends.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/FutureMoneyTrends Download 1st chapter of Daniel’s book: www.FutureMoneyTrends.com/save Updates on COVID-19: www.FutureMoneyTrends.com/virus ……………………………………………………………………………  Jacqueline’s Info: Email: Info@IntegrativeMinds.com Website:IntegrativeMinds.com Cash flow with our Turnkey Real Estate Investment Program. All properties $75K - $250K. Schedule your “Is Real Estate Investing Right for Me?” educational call today at IntegrativeMinds.com Jacqueline’s books: https://amzn.to/2HYXs3u Follow Parent Pump Radio on YouTube, Facebook, Itunes, Stitcher and Google Play #ParentPumpRadio #integrativeminds #Jacquelinetdhuynh #Jacquelinehuynh #happyfamily #wealthyfamily #financialfreedom #RealEstateInvesting #cashflow#legacywealth #DanielAmeduri #FutureMoneyTrends #COVID19Investing #SafeInvesting #InvestingTactics

Given the current state of the world, this is a very unusual recording. Shecky has a very heartfelt conversation with Daniel Ameduri, who s a self-made multi-millionaire, and an admitted full-time skeptic of conventional thought. Daniel is the cofounder of the Future Money Trends newsletter and FutureMoneyTrends.com, which has nearly 150,000 subscribers, so the level of insight that Daniel brings to this episode is very deep. Be forewarned... this conversation gets pretty crazy.... please consider the timing of world events when listening! Like us on Facebook to stay up to date with new episodes and exclusive content from Jack, Shecky and our guests!-https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 Learn more about Daniel at https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/ Visit Our Website To Learn More About How We Handle True Turnkey Properties: https://highreturnrealestate.com/ Follow us on Social: https://www.facebook.com/High-Return-Real-Estate-Show-2218195228498526 https://www.facebook.com/HighReturnRealEstate/

Daniel is the co-founder and editor of Future Money Trends LLC where he successfully predicted the 2008 crash. He was a self-made millionaire in his early 30's and By not listening to his own advice he lost it all. In today's interview he recounts in detail how he made millions and lost it all with bad Real Estate deals in the crash and now how he's made it all back and what he is doing differently now.   This podcast is edited and managed by Derrick Michaud Shelby Row Productions, LLC www.shelbyrowproductions.com

Daniel Ameduri is a self-made multi-millionaire, a full-time skeptic of conventional thought, and a proud father of three. He purchased his first business at age 16 and his first rental property at age 18. Since then Daniel has consulted for real estate brokerages, grocery chains, stock advisers, and investment newsletters. Focusing mainly on inflation related investments and strategies. For complete show notes, go to http://realestateinvesting365.co/Daniel Ameduri

This Is Different Than 2008, This Is Not Only A Financial Crisis But A Health Crisis As Well. Today Daniel Ameduri joins us to share his thoughts on why we need to come together to help others especially the elderly.

Daniel Ameduri has always been fascinated with money. Making money to him is like playing a video game. In fact, he gave up video games at the age of 12 to pursue the "real life" game of making money. He bought his first business at 16, started buying rentals and investing in stocks at 18, and never looked back.  Daniel's new book, Don't Save For Retirement, is available now.  4:05 How one duplex saved Daniel from filing for bankruptcy in 2008, and what that duplex taught him about cashflow.  5:23 Daniel's definition of “financial independence.”  9:05 Why Daniel created Future Money Trends 13:50 Why the response from global governments to the pandemic is a recipe for suicide 17:02 Why more entrepreneurs are homeschooling their children  24:50 Don't Save For Retirement, what it's about and how it can help you Read chapter one of his book and learn about the crazy ways he saves money here: http://www.futuremoneytrends.com/save Learn more about Daniel and subscribe to his weekly digest: www.futuremoneytrends.com Visit my website for more information on my services, new book, and my blog. Follow me on Facebook and Instagram.

Phil and John break down the stock market bubble with special guests! Daniel Ameduri: https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/ Anthem Blanchard: https://anthemgold.com/ Chris Marcus: https://arcadiaeconomics.com/ David Moadel: https://twitter.com/davidmoadel

Daniel Ameduri discusses the depression-like moves in the stock market and what he's doing to protect himself. Daniel: https://twitter.com/FutureMoneyTren Future Money Trends: https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/

You’ll struggle unnecessarily in life if you “maximize” conventional retirement plans. How can this be? Historically, rather than deferring your income into the future with a 401(k), 403(b), 457 Plan, TSP, IRA … … you could invest in a real, cash-flowing asset that improves your life BOTH now and later. I make a case that a “dollar per dollar” employer match in your 401(k) could be worth it. But only up to that level. Today’s guest, Daniel Ameduri, author of “Don’t Save For Retirement”, discusses this with me. Future federal income tax rates will likely be higher. That’s one risk of deferring your tax. The biggest risk of conventional retirement saving is that you sell your todays for tomorrows. Would deferring your compensation ever “pay off” for you? Children & money tips are also discussed. The top role of most financial advisors? To keep the naive person from losing all of their money. In retirement, many retirees pay their financial advisors 25% to 50% of what the retiree withdraws! I explain. Summary: Don’t invest your income for savings; invest your income for more durable income. __________________ Resources mentioned: Future Money Trends: www.FutureMoneyTrends.com/save Mortgage Loans: RidgeLendingGroup.com QRPs: text “QRP” in ALL CAPS to 72000 or: TotalControlFinancial.com By texting “QRP” to 72000 and opting in, you will receive periodic marketing messages from eQRP Co. Message & data rates may apply. Reply “STOP” to cancel. New Construction Turnkey Property: NewConstructionTurnkey.com Find Properties: GREturnkey.com Best Financial Education: GetRichEducation.com Follow us on Instagram: @getricheducation  

"Designing your life instead of just accepting this thing that this cookie-cutter life plan we've been given is one of the challenges most of us have to face. We often ask how we can afford our lives when the real question we should be asking is how we can, I, design my life and build an income that matches it? Start unlocking things that are right and of value to you. When you ask the right questions, you will definitely be given better answers." — Daniel Ameduri

In Ep. 101, Tim interviews Daniel Ameduri.  Daniel is the co-founder of FutureMoneyTrends.com and the author of the recently released book "Don't Save For Retirement: A Millennial's Guide to Financial Freedom".  They discuss the book and how it addresses where Millennials SHOULD be saving money if they aren't saving for traditional retirement.  They talk about the differences in generations financially, re-thinking the term 'wealth', and finding a passion for how you bring in income.  Enjoy!

On today’s show, Daniel discusses the economy, why he thinks monetary policy is past the point of reversal, and a whole lot more… Daniel Ameduri of Future Money Trends sits […] The post Baby Boomer Credit Consumption Is In A Severe Decline w/ Daniel Ameduri appeared first on Silver Doctors.

Jason Hartman talks with Daniel Ameduri, co-founder of Future Money Trends newsletter and author of Don't Save For Retirement: A Millennial's Guide to Financial Freedom, about how the working environment has changed from the Baby Boomers to Millennials and how the Millennial generation need to change their mindset about retirement in order to not be left behind when they're ready to leave the rat race. Key Takeaways: [4:24] What does Daniel mean when he tells people not to save for retirement??? [8:38] Beware financial advisers, there's more education required to be a hair stylist [13:21] Millennials should embrace the freelance economy [17:40] Daniel is seeing boom time for the next year Website: www.FutureMoneyTrends.com/Save

Daniel Ameduri is a self-made multi-millionaire and a full-time skeptic of conventional thought. He is the co-founder of the Future Money Trends newsletter and FutureMoneyTrends.com, which, with nearly 150,000 subscribers, is a widely recognized online authority in investment ideas and economic advice. He’s been featured in The Wall Street Journal, on ABC World News Tonight, and on Russia Today TV. Daniel is said to have correctly predicted the collapse of Lehman Brothers, AIG, and Washington Mutual on “Vision Victory,” the YouTube channel he launched in 2007 and which now has more than thirteen million views. He is the bestselling author of the new book, "Don't Save For Retirement." Visit www.futuremoneytrends.com. Get the new Your Inner World – Guided Meditations by Sister Jenna. Like America Meditating & on Twitter.  Visit www.americameditating.org. Download our free Pause for Peace App for Apple or Android.

Jason Hartman and Adam begin today's episode discussing the topic of the graying of America, and what the increasing demographic of people over the age of 80 means to real estate investors. Then Jason talks with Daniel Ameduri, co-founder of Future Money Trends newsletter and author of Don't Save For Retirement: A Millennial's Guide to Financial Freedom, about how the working environment has changed from the Baby Boomers to Millennials and how the Millennial generation need to change their mindset about retirement in order to not be left behind when they're ready to leave the rat race. Key Takeaways: [5:52] How a cruise ship is a metaphor for life [9:55] 18 million adults in the US will be in their 80s in the next decade [12:23] The cost of construction could drive the elderly out of their homes if they need to renovate for their lifestyle Daniel Ameduri Interview: [18:55] What does Daniel mean when he tells people not to save for retirement??? [23:09] Beware financial advisers, there's more education required to be a hair stylist [27:52] Millennials should embrace the freelance economy [32:10] Daniel is seeing boom time for the next year Website: www.JasonHartmanLive.com www.FutureMoneyTrends.com/Save

Jason Hartman and Adam begin today's episode discussing the topic of the graying of America, and what the increasing demographic of people over the age of 80 means to real estate investors. Then Jason talks with Daniel Ameduri, co-founder of Future Money Trends newsletter and author of Don't Save For Retirement: A Millennial's Guide to Financial Freedom, about how the working environment has changed from the Baby Boomers to Millennials and how the Millennial generation need to change their mindset about retirement in order to not be left behind when they're ready to leave the rat race. Key Takeaways: [5:52] How a cruise ship is a metaphor for life [9:55] 18 million adults in the US will be in their 80s in the next decade [12:23] The cost of construction could drive the elderly out of their homes if they need to renovate for their lifestyle Daniel Ameduri Interview: [18:55] What does Daniel mean when he tells people not to save for retirement??? [23:09] Beware financial advisers, there's more education required to be a hair stylist [27:52] Millennials should embrace the freelance economy [32:10] Daniel is seeing boom time for the next year Website: www.JasonHartmanLive.com www.FutureMoneyTrends.com/Save

Jason Hartman talks with Daniel Ameduri, co-founder of Future Money Trends newsletter and author of Don't Save For Retirement: A Millennial's Guide to Financial Freedom, about how the working environment has changed from the Baby Boomers to Millennials and how the Millennial generation need to change their mindset about retirement in order to not be left behind when they're ready to leave the rat race. Key Takeaways: [4:02] What does Daniel mean when he tells people not to save for retirement??? [8:16] Beware financial advisers, there's more education required to be a hair stylist [12:59] Millennials should embrace the freelance economy [17:18] Daniel is seeing boom time for the next year Website: www.FutureMoneyTrends.com/Save

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We often feel an urgency to start saving for retirement at a young age. “Start saving in your qualified plan (401k) now or you won’t have enough money for retirement!” Maybe we should change our thinking and accept that the economy is changing, and what worked for our parents and grandparents might not necessarily work in this developing economy. Join Daniel Ameduri, of Future Money Trends (https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/) , and WTR as we discuss why having a passive income could be what you need for building wealth and living the life you thought was merely an illusion, and what you can achieve if you adapt to living in the present. Ingenious tactics to accumulate wealth, for people who see things differently. Daniel Ameduri Website: (https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/) Facebook: (https://www.facebook.com/FutureMoneyTrends/) Twitter: (https://twitter.com/FutureMoneyTren) YouTube: (https://www.youtube.com/user/FutureMoneyTrends) Notes: Kevin: Daniel is the author of the new book “ Future Money Trends (https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/tag/daniel-ameduri) Clearly, you tend to think outside of the box. What inspired you to get to where you are today? Daniel: I’ve always had a fascination with money Unfortunately, when you make a lot of money in a bubble when you’re young, you’re destined for a blowup which happened to me Kevin: Robert Kiyosaki says “The poor way of thinking is ‘I can’t afford that’, whereas the wealthy way of thinking is ‘How can I afford that?'” Daniel: The biggest thing that you can to cut spending is moving (either out of state, out of the country, or to another part of the state you reside it) Can reduce the expenses by about 50% Buying for cash flow instead of buying for appreciation Most retirement savers are just speculating and hoping things go up, but my book focuses on how you can rethink that If it doesn’t bring you a check don’t buy it Kevin: I find it interesting in you saying not saving for retirement because typically, when people are talking about money in terms of retirement, people say they’re going to save for retirement and put money into their retirement savings account, which usually is a 401K or another IRA We make a distinction when we talk about money where you have two tanks for money Investment tank that has risk (you could lose money) Savings tank that is relatively safe If you put your money in a 401K or an IRA, it’s in a mutual fund and in the market, meaning it has risk (not a savings account) Daniel: So many people don’t know what they’re invested in and they continue to hope that it pays off It’s time to start asking ‘Is this even working?’ According to VanGuard, the median account holder who is 65+ with a 401K is only $58,000 Kevin: How could you survive with $58,000? For most people, that would get them by living a minimal life for approximately 2 years or so Daniel: It is very minimal. Perhaps they’re dependent on social security now You wonder what the lost opportunity was that they had just bought something that would pay them a dividend or pay them a yield, let’s say whether they’re investing in real estate or maybe they want to buy a single family home Kevin: I’m assuming that you would invest those dividends back in maybe to another property or expanding into other investments? Daniel: It depends what stage of the game you’re at If you’re young and you have great active income then go for it Later in life you may decide you want to use half of the passive income to pay for your vacation, your bills, your house, a change in career, etc. Kevin: So in terms of passive income, investing in two things that deliver a check to your mailbox or into your account, are there other options

I've often said that retirement is going to look very different for us - unlike anything we've seen before and that will require a different way we save our money.Meet Daniel Ameduri, whose new book, Don’t Save for Retirement, offers a unique way to think about retirement that is somewhat counterintuitive to how we’re being taught. He's joining us on the podcast to talk about how you need to think about retirement, and hint, it’s unlike your parent’s and your grandparent’s version of retirement.What You'll LearnThree reasons why Daniel says retirement will be differentHow to plan and save for this different version of retirementWhat inspired Daniel to write his new book, Don't Save for RetirementWhy passive income is a pillar to building wealthHow to change your mindset around retirementLinksFuture Money TrendsDon't Save for Retirement bookTwitterFacebookEpisode SponsorBluehost is the only place I shop for domain names. With my special URL http://bit.ly/bluehostmoney you can register your domain name and set up hosting for your website all for only $3.95 a month - that’s less than a cup of coffee to start building your business empire. SUBSCRIBE & SHAREWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes! IT’S FREE!Go behind the scenes of the podcast and sign up for our free monthly emails.Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereGet SocialShannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

Daniel Ameduri is a self-made multi-millionaire, a full-time skeptic of conventional thought, and a proud father of three. He is the cofounder of the Future Money Trends newsletter and FutureMoneyTrends.com, which, with nearly 150,000 subscribers, is the most widely recognized online authority in investment ideas and economic advice.  He’s been featured in The Wall Street Journal, on ABC World News Tonight, and on Russia Today TV. Daniel correctly predicted the collapse of Lehman Brothers, AIG, and Washington Mutual on “Vision Victory,” the YouTube channel he launched in 2007 and which now has had more than thirteen million views.  Podcast Highlights Who is Daniel Ameduri?  Daniel is a guy that has always been fascinated by money. As a kid Daniel thought of money as a video game and later on as an adult money meant freedom. We’re all told we’re born free but for that to be true you need to be financially independent.  Right out of high school Daniel bought his first rental property but that was completely derailed in 2008, to the point where he gave up on his dream of becoming financially independent. Lucky for Daniel, his high school sweetheart kept encouraging him and pushing him toward what would eventually become Future Money Trends. Daniel has a saying in his home office, “Everything in life is a gift, even the worse things have always lead to the best lessons in my life.” Without the 2008 crash Daniel may have been burned even worse later on but it was lucky that he was young and he had time to recover. Have people missed their opportunity? Even if someone has a small amount of money in their retirement account they could still take that money and put it into cash flowing investments. This is one of Daniel’s biggest frustrations, that people are living this dream of deferred life. If they just shift and start buying cash flow, they could be on the road to financial independence in 12 months. What are the top 3 things that you have learned on your way to 7 figures that you would never have learned through formal education? School never teaches us about personal finance. The top three things that education doesn’t teach people but should are about getting down to the basics. What are you going to do with the income you make? Most people have been conned into just buying things that will hopefully gain in value. Why not be relentless about buying things that bring in checks? How are you going to maintain a sustainable life? It’s not about copying everyone else and never ending debt. The third thing is how to actually buy an investment and how to analyze a good rate of return. We should be able to break down the numbers and figure out if an investment makes sense. This is something that is completely absent in formal education. The Turning Point That Lead to Future Money Trends In 2008 Daniel and his wife were in a bankruptcy attorney’s office. But they had one duplex left that they didn’t want to lose and that was the reason they didn’t actually declare bankruptcy, which ended up teaching them an invaluable lesson. They learned that cash flow trumps appreciation, even in the worst housing crash ever in the US, so from that day on they only bought things that made them money.  The next step was to make sure they wouldn’t become poo

The road to financial freedom has always been dictated by financial norms, a lot of which don't really seem like freedom at all. Editor and the Founder of , talks about financial freedom and what it looks like for the Millennials. Walking us through the concepts of his book, , Daniel notes that the Baby Boomer generation has inculcated in most Millennials the idea of saving for their retirement and putting their money on retirement funds which has given the younger generation more pressure. Breaking the shackles that are forcing us commit to that tradition, Dan teaches Millennials how to deviate efficiently from investment and embrace the gifts brought by their time. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Join The Wealth Standard community today:

Over the years, a lot of people have adopted a cookie cutter life approach when it comes to saving for retirement. It is not a successful story to the Baby Boomers era. This is a topic, among many others, discuss today with Daniel Ameduri. Daniel is a self-made millionaire. He is the Co-founder of the Future Money Trends newsletter and FutureMoneyTrends.com and a proud father of 3. Daniel talks about his book, “Don't Save for Retirement: A Millennial's Guide to Financial Freedom.” Also, he shares some of his insights about saving for retirement in not so conventional way. Lastly, find out what are the important money lessons he teaches his children. Enjoy! What You Will Learn From This Episode - Why he wrote the book, “Don't Save for Retirement” - The reason why baby-boomers are not having a successful retirement - Discover the importance of having multiple streams of income into your life - Daniel's extreme way to save money - Why making short term sacrifices will have a big impact for the rest of your life - How to monetize your hobby by doing freelancing - Why it is important to teach your children about money while they are still young Connect With Daniel Daniel Ameduri's Website Connect With Elena Marches: NiftyBoss.com Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram Linkedin

Learn why wealth is tops to control your time. Daniel Ameduri, from futuremoneytrends.com, is passionate to show you need to have passive income to gain financial freedom. Daniel is under 40 and is already a self made multi-millionaire. Daniel's new book shows when you create passive income it will gain the financial freedom you desire which gives you the ability to control your time.  

Today's guest is Daniel Ameduri. Daniel came on my show a year ago and we had a very good conversation. Daniel is all about building wealth and making smart decisions when it comes to money. Daniel once again left no room for error, as he offered very helpful ways for you to start building wealth. Check out his book called "Don't Save For Retirement" can be found on Amazonhttps://www.futuremoneytrends.com

Today's guest is Daniel Ameduri. Daniel came on my show a year ago and we had a very good conversation. Daniel is all about building wealth and making smart decisions when it comes to money. Daniel once again left no room for error, as he offered very helpful ways for you to start building wealth. Check out his book called "Don't Save For Retirement" can be found on Amazonhttps://www.futuremoneytrends.com

He is a self-made multi-millionaire. When it comes to wealth building, economics or macro-economic investing--Daniel Ameduri is a real trend forecaster. Today we discussed: Real Estate Investing current trends Becoming Financially Independent His Book: Don't Save for Retirement Connect with him: Website:https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/  Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/FutureMoneyTrends/   Twitter:https://twitter.com/FutureMoneyTren   YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/FutureMoneyTrends

Baby boomers are always giving millennials advice on the importance of saving for retirement. But Daniel Ameduri says that the results are in for the #retirement experiment of the last 75 years and they’re really bad. Watch this interview on the RTD channel here: https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/dont-save-for-retirement-w-daniel-ameduri/

Daniel is returning today after he has already given his Best Ever Advice. Today, Joe and Daniel will be focusing the conversation to a topic that Daniel recently wrote a book about. We’ll hear how Daniel recommends people save their money, and even work towards retirement, just not the conventional way. Daniel looked at the wealthy class and the middle class to differentiate what they are doing with their money and discovered some insightful observations. If you enjoyed today’s episode remember to subscribe in iTunes and leave us a review! Best Ever Tweet: “Preserve capital and buy things that produce income” - Daniel Ameduri Daniel Ameduri Real Estate Background: Co-Founder of the Future Money Trends Letter, FMT Advisory, and the Wealth Research Group Over 40 transactions  owns 15 rental units, 7 homes, 2 duplexes, 1 four plex Recently wrote the book “Don’t Save For Retirement” Listen to his Best Ever Advice: Based in San Diego, CA Say hi to him at Evicting a tenant can be painful, costing as much as $10,000 in court costs and legal fees, and take as long as four weeks to complete.    TransUnion SmartMove’s online tenant screening solution can help you quickly understand if you’re getting a reliable tenant, which can help you avoid potential problems such as non-payment and evictions.  For a limited time, listeners of this podcast are invited to try SmartMove tenant screening for 25% off. Go to and enter code FAIRLESS for 25% off your next screening.

It's official, Daniel Ameduri is now a published author. Now he's on a mission to help millennials to realize their full potential. Dan eschews the traditional notion of going out into the work force and praying that your 401k will be enough to meet your needs after 20-30 years in the work force. There has to be a better and Dan believes he's found it. His story begins in 2008 when he's way over-leveraged and contemplating bankruptcy. From there, he and his wife completely change their financial lives and eventually become financially independent. It's a great read. 

It's official, Daniel Ameduri is now a published author. Now he's on a mission to help millennials to realize their full potential. Dan eschews the traditional notion of going out into the work force and praying that your 401k will be enough to meet your needs after 20-30 years in the work force. There has to be a better and Dan believes he's found it. His story begins in 2008 when he's way over-leveraged and contemplating bankruptcy. From there, he and his wife completely change their financial lives and eventually become financially independent. It's a great read. 

Darrin: [00:00:00] Today my guest is a returning guest. Daniel Ameduri. He's the author and founder of the newsletter and the YouTube channel Future Money Trends. And also he's got a book most recently. It's called, Don't Save for Retirement. And we're gonna talk to Daniel a little bit about strategies that worked for one generation and maybe wrong for the next. But first a quick reminder if you like the show, CREPN Radio, please let us know. You can like, share or subscribe and you can also leave a comment. And we love to hear from our listeners. Also if you want to see how handsome our guests are, be sure to check out our YouTube channel. That's Commercial Real Estate Pro Network with that, I want to welcome my guest Daniel. Welcome back to CREPN Radio. [00:00:47][46.8] Daniel: [00:00:48] Well thank you so much for coming on the show. [00:00:49][1.1] Darrin: [00:00:50] Well I'm delighted to have you back and I'm looking forward to our conversation today. And before we get started if you could just take a minute and share with the audience a little bit about your background. [00:01:00][9.9] Daniel: [00:01:02] Yeah I mean it's the background is in the book. Don't save for retirement. So, I'd highly recommend that everybody everybody check that out. And it starts off with me and my wife at a bankruptcy attorney's office in 2008. And today we are financially free and traveling the world with our children. But like many people I went through all those other cycles I had I had a lot of credit card debt. I had housing mortgages. I had foreclosures. A lot of foreclosures in the '08 crisis and I just kind of stumbled my way through it and eventually came across all the right people. It's such a small world, building wealth and investing in real estate. And I've been doing this as a hobby for many many years. And then I started a Web site and that's pretty much my labor of love that I do and it does it makes a great living as well now. But I did it for free for a year. So I'm very lucky to be able to do my hobby which is anything and everything personal finance. [00:01:56][54.5] Darrin: [00:01:58] I love it. And as I recall your Future Money Trends you were one of the first YouTube would be the first to get paid doing YouTube. It was kind of like you were a pioneer if I remember right. [00:02:10][12.3] Daniel: [00:02:11] You know, I was well I was one of probably only two people talking about the economy in 2008 on YouTube and made some very successful predictions. It's funny I actually thought the predictions would happen earlier so I patted them well they end up having like dead on by patting them which was the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the Dow Jones. And the the Google had taken it over and eventually it contacted me and said hey we're starting a new thing called YouTube partnership and I end up getting paid by YouTube. So that was really cool because I was literally doing these videos every week for free and then all said I'm doing the same exact thing I was doing but I was making about twenty five hundred a month from Google which which was which was awesome at the time. [00:02:53][41.6] Darrin: [00:02:53] Now that's great. That's kind of love here. So let's talk a little bit about your book. The title is definitely an attention getting one Don't Save for Retirement. It's a little different than you know look both ways before crossing the street. Can you expand a little bit. I mean on on just the concept don't save for retirement. [00:03:15][21.8] Daniel: [00:03:17] You know the book could have been called Don't Save for Conventional Retirement. But I think the conventional would have been too much in the title. So we Don't Save for Retirement and you know specifically to the younger generation I think that saving for conventional retirement is it's an experiment that has pretty much failed for most of the baby boomers. Even the ones that were high income earners who live like peasants you know now they've conditioned themselves to save save save save save. And if you speak to many of them or if you read some of the data from Fidelity they're living in this scarcity mentality they're having trouble even spending the money because you can't you can't save for 30 or 40 years and then cut your active income out of your life and then all of sudden draw from this chunk of money. I mean it'll make you sick to your stomach when you think about it. And for young people today who would who would do that to themselves after we've already seen that it's not working. I don't understand why they would do it. So there is another way there is a way that's been proven for thousands and thousands of years and it's what the rich do. And so instead of being speculative with your money and putting it in a 401k and hoping it goes up. And by the way the most speculative part of the 401K isn't the stocks in it. It's the you have no idea what rate you're going to pay on withdraw. Nobody would take a loan from a bank and not know what your interest rate is. But that's what we do every day when we take that deduction on the 401K. We have no idea what the tax rate is going to be when we withdraw that money. All we do know right now is we have to pay a 10 percent penalty that extra money which is kind of frustrating. So the middle classes are very focused on speculation and appreciation. And the rich are focused on preservation and income. And if we simply adopt that lifestyle combined with sustainability, a sustainable lifestyle. You can be financially free and independent within five to 10 years. [00:05:04][107.7] Darrin: [00:05:06] I tell you it's something that's deffinately I guess kind of crystallized in my focus and and I know one of things I've recognized as both a you know, I'm getting older myself and aging parents and also clients as a as an insurance broker have clients that you know they get in the business they grow the business than they they get out of business. And I think that that the thought process for me has crystallized is that recognition of the people you know people work really hard to grow something but very rarely have a crystal clear idea how they're going to get out. Or how they're going to get their money you know out and whether or not that's fully understood. And like you just said I think that's for some member of her dad is that notion of not understanding the cost to get your money kind of thing as opposed to you know you've been working so hard to put this in put this in put this in put this in put this in. So that's that's awesome. [00:06:05][59.4] Daniel: [00:06:08] By the way Darrin, the the tax rates if you look at the federal income tax it was this low in 1931 and for a brief lip in the 1980s. But if you if you kind of look at the chart we're basically paying the lowest taxes right now since 1931 and then you gotta ask yourself a twenty two trillion dollars in debt and trillion our deficits do you think taxable going up or down. And I think it's pretty obvious tax are going to go up eventually. And so you're pretty much guaranteed to pay a higher tax than you are today. [00:06:40][32.1] Darrin: [00:06:41] Well you're saying that trickle down isn't going to work? What are you saying? [00:06:43][2.0] Daniel: [00:06:45] I'm saying, it doesn't matter what you what happened but it's been a long time coming. The United States is definitely on a trajectory of being in an unsustainable situation. [00:06:53][8.9] Darrin: [00:06:55] Gotcha. So let's talk about some of the aspects of the lifestyle or the different way of thinking. What do you see as some of the traditional ways of thinking that have gotten people to this point. [00:07:12][16.5] Daniel: [00:07:13] I think the normalcy bias of of the acceptance of so much debt in one's life. Financing a car for five to seven, eight years. If you if you make fifty thousand dollars a year buying a fifty thousand dollar car it makes no sense. But it's actually quite normal in our world. It's a perceived as normal but it shouldn't be. Same thing for a house. I understand the appeal of getting a three decade loan. Well why does it have to be ten times your annual income. Why are people buying things seven times their annual income. That's unsustainable it puts them in a situation where there is no room for error there's no room for living. And like most things in life a lot of times people are buying things to impress other people. When the reality is after the first day of introducing your new car to your friends, no one cares and you're stuck with a bill. I remember when I became financially dependent I was still driving a 2003 Nissan Altima and it was almost like a badge of honor. Now at the time I was in save and sacrifice mode and you know in the beginning and now I'm not going to lie to people Look the book will explain in the book you're gonna do this if you really want to become financially independent fast you could do it slow. I'm saying if you do that you're gonna have to have some upfront sacrifices for the first year to two years. But as you sacrifice and save and then have that mind shift say of living a sustainable life combined with instead of buying things for speculation you start buying things for income that those good decisions start to compound on themselves and all of a sudden your expenses are way down and you have multiple streams of income instead of just one source from yourself or two from yourself and a spouse. You might have six or seven sources of income coming in in the beginning it might be small it might be only fifty dollars a month but you'll use that to pay a water bill off, or you'll use that to buy more income. But I want people to understand that this is not income that you just save and save and save for you know 30 years and maybe it works out for you. This is income that is usable as spendable income and can also grow. But the main focus is having that sustainable lifestyle combined with multiple streams of income as much income as you can bring into your life. [00:09:28][134.8] Darrin: [00:09:30] The streams of income. What have you found to be the. The I guess the I don't the norm. But are there some go to points for you know buying a stream of income that you you find people go to? [00:09:43][12.9] Daniel: [00:09:44] You know conventional thought is dividend paying stocks and bonds and fixed things from banks. But the reality is as you're far better off being involved in the real estate market. And if you look at other countries who've gone through a crisis, the real estate investors always come out okay on the other side. It's a physical property. People no matter what happens in the economy people need a place to live. So I tend to have a heavy bias towards either real estate note investing, physical real estate, rental properties, commercial real estate. There's a lot of opportunities in commercial real estate because there's more seller financed deals than there are in let's say if you wanted to buy a single family home get credit or something. So I think there's a lot of opportunities to create passive income in real estate. And if you're like a I don't want nothing to do with that kind of stuff that's fine too. There is tons of crowdfunding type real estate vehicles like Fund Rise and Peer Street. And then there's also old money private REITS that have been around for 70 years and I love those because they've been around through multiple crashes including the 2008 crash. And these companies regularly are paying out eight to ten even twelve percent yields and you know people are like well what do you own. What do you own your own slivers of J.W. Marriott properties and you own fractional shares of a brand new Walgreens and beautiful golf courses. So a lot of times instead of buying a physical individual single family home where you have a lot of risk you can own some of that you can actually upgrade your income by partnering with some of these groups who invest in very quality projects and assets. [00:11:19][94.9] Darrin: [00:11:20] So may I ask you the comparison between the an income stream as opposed to the traditional 401K mentality of put your money in the stock market as a stock market you're 401K. What do you think there's more of a mentality shift is it taking control or is it just doing what's comfortable and presented to you as an option what do you see as kind of the the hurdle for people to get from. The traditional way to of an income stream. [00:11:54][33.5] Daniel: [00:11:54] The biggest hurdle is that they've all been conditioned that this is the way to go. And certainly the intentions were probably great for retirement and that's a great incentive to bring the best employees and give them a great retirement plan. But this is relatively new you can trace the pension system back. Do the Romans. But then it skips you know eight hundred years and jumps to Germany in the late eighteen hundreds. And you know the 401k the IRA, all this stuff, most people don't realize that this has been around. It was passed in the late 70s it's been around essentially since the 80s. And a lot of these things have become great vehicles for a Wall Street to make money. The fees the commissions the vehicles the ETF the explosion of mutual funds there's a lot more mutual funds and there are stocks. And so this has been a great time for Wall Street and there's a book I can't think of the guy's name but the title is Where are All the Clients Yachts? And I think that's what people should look at where all the clients yachts you know Wall Street. And if you look at hedge funds and Goldman Sachs what they're buying or what some of the richest and wealthiest institutions are buying. It's much different from what their clients are buying. And certainly anybody who's going to run a portfolio you have to run it like a business and businesses need cash flow. So it's just such a shame that most people just blindly throw the money at the 401K. 60 Minutes has done studies, all these hidden fees? Sometimes are taken up to a third of what you should have made. And they've got even worse ones now where you do these targeted things and they think you have even more fees. So everybody treats it like it's been a perfect world like Adam came out with the 401k plan and the Dow Jones has been around for a thousand years and it's not one of this is you can't just tell everybody that it's going to compound it's 12 percent for the rest of your life. That's ridiculous. And by the way one last thing was quick. No no nobody nobody compounds average returns. You know they're commonly saying the average return is 10 percent or 12 percent. But let's be real. No one's compounding at an average return. The stock market goes up. You might buy high then it's down. And you know look at if a stock stock doubles 100 percent one year and then goes down 50 percent they'll tell you about the average return. But you know where are you right back to where you started. [00:14:15][140.3] Darrin: [00:14:16] Right. Right. I've always wondered about that. How you can actually calculate the return and and it is. I mean conceptually saving for a future date for whether it be a purchase or some sort of a financially to be financially free. Concept makes sense. But I think that what I what I hear you saying is the where is the money going and how is the money work. Whereas on a like a real estate it seems like a little bit more clear or there's a direct line of if you can understand exactly. Money goes in there is a vehicle whether it be the the note you have to pay the income that's coming in from the rent. I mean it's it's a little more direct as a kind of what I'm hearing. [00:15:08][51.2] Daniel: [00:15:08] Yes. And I'm not all in on real estate. I own a lot of stocks too. And I'm going to teach them to buy stocks they own Disney and Costco and Kimberly-Clark. These great companies great businesses that over deliver. And the reason, they pay a dividend. So it's very important I train I train my children like hey if you're going to invest in a business they need to share in the profits. That's the entire purpose. If you remember there used to be a video back in World War 2 and it was on YouTube and it explains why people buy stocks and it explains about that. They companies are receiving capital to grow the business and then they share profits with investors. But somewhere along this journey companies stopped sharing the profits with investors and everyone just became a speculator. If the only way for you to make money is for the next guy to pay more than you you are speculating. So if you're going to buy a stock buy a stock but make sure they're sharing in the profits. That's the entire purpose of owning a business. [00:16:02][54.6] Darrin: [00:16:05] I love that. Because I think the you know a lot of what happened up up to the 2000s and that was more about stock split stock split stock split and it was more of like said just a speculative thing. And again I'm not the biggest in the stock market or anything. I don't fully you know keep an eye on him like others do. And I'm sure you do. But just the whole notion of the price per earnings and stuff now that has blown way out of the round of what was traditionally thought to be a a model and maybe speak to that even just as it is that it my speaking in relative terms or is it. [00:16:47][42.0] Daniel: [00:16:48] But you're right they throw that out on market watchdog comments CNBC about P E ratios or the Dow to gold theory that all these different things look it's all Fugazi. The game has changed there's algorithms involved there's more computer trading for half a penny than there are humans. So things have things have changed. And if we don't change with it and consider that all these changes have been have happened, we we will end up losing money. And we won't get any of it. We won't be able to retire. And I say again you know in the book Don't Save for Retirement which by the way I have for your listeners at future money trans dot com slash save. They can read the first chapter in the intro for free. And the book comes out on August 20th. But they can read that anytime right now. So you know if people just keep following these these metrics look it's it's we have no idea the last 20 years is going to look totally different than the next 20 years. Think about it some of the biggest companies on the planet; Netflix, Instagram, Facebook, Uber. Biggest company some of the biggest companies on the planet. They didn't exist 11 years ago. Some of them did these meetings 10 years ago. So a lot of things are going to change. So I don't like using any of those metrics in the end. How much am I going to invest and how much am I going to make every month or every year from the income. [00:18:11][83.0] Darrin: [00:18:13] Another reminder just to have nothing last forever kind of thing. And you know kind of drive home that speculative speculation. You know if you're if you're waiting for you're waiting for a way for it it may never come kind of thing based on you think about some of the companies that were you know that were so big and dominant my childhood that are no longer. But that's great. So you mentioned a little bit about your kids and you know working with them and getting them taught you know invest in the market, but know that they're going to get a return that the company is going to share in the profits. Are there any other kind of points that you recommend people talk in with their kids about. I mean I think that's kind of what do you think should you talk about this generational thing and that like for you know the baby boomers it may have worked but the the Gen Xers or the Millennials it's clearly not what they're looking for. Is there is are there some points that you make for young people for especially for kids. I mean I would say elementary you know kids haven't gotten started in the workforce yet. [00:19:24][71.1] Daniel: [00:19:25] So with my family I have a 5 year old 7 year old and a 9 year old. We regularly talk about money if we have on a property we go to an investment we look at we look at it together. There is an escrow closing. They come in the office and sit down on the floor. They're just around it just like you know if you want to teach your kid the construction trade you bring them on the job site. You to teach your kid to farm, you bring them on the job site. I want that. I want to know how to invest. It's very important to have this mindset of having a buying income bringing them come into your life. So Cambridge did a study that financial habits are actually developed by age 7. So absolute you mentioned elementary school kids as early as you can. We played Monopoly with the kids that very simple one when they were young. Now they play the regular one they pay the Cash Flow Game by Robert Kiyosaki. Instead of playing Uno there's a game you can buy called Net Worth very similar to Uno which kids love. However on Net Worth, you're paying off debt, you're paying off credit. So it's good to get the mindset into focusing on on those type of things and understanding it. Keep in mind parents they're not going to get any of this in school they're gonna get nothing. In fact they might even get some bad habits talk to them but so it's important for the parents to you know go over with them. I love when my kids have to buy something they pay for it at Target or something if they're buying a toy they have to look at the receipt and explain to me what's going on. You know I'll help them. Course the five or seven year old but they have to understand the value of money. And it's interesting I was at the store my son the other day and we bought just a handful of items and it came out to seventy nine dollars. He was he. He understood the values like. I'm surprised I thought that would be like 20 bucks and it's kind of helping him understand hey when you make you know when you save one hundred dollars from birthday parties don't go blowing 50 dollars on some toy. In fact we make our kids safe 50 percent of everything they make. Originally they were saving it in checking accounts and was like You know why aren't they buying assets that buy income. So we opened up a brokerage account for them and now they buy you know some very friendly stocks that they actually engage with because it's a twofold lesson there. If you let's just do it easy example. But if you get your kids the buy Disney stock not only are they understanding a little bit more about the stock market and business and fractional shares because that stock does pay dividends but they also understand it might even make them more interested when they hear about Marvel making a billion dollars or something or the park because they realize hey I'm making more money and they'll really start to connect but I even go like a step further when we interact with Disney on their cruise ships or their their parks. I always talk to the kids I'm like What do you notice about Disney versus another theme park or Costco's another stock. They only like what do you guys. Like going to Costco they love going to Costco. Do you like going to any other grocery store on the planet. No. Who the hell cares about going to Vons or Safeway or any Kroger? You don't feel anything when you go to those great stores. But the Costco has an experience and I and I always bring that up to them and I'm like What is this business doing? And it's very important to teach the kids to over deliver because outside of the investments kids need to understand that you don't make money from working super hard or being super smart or working for this guy that guy. You make money. The simple equation, you give value to other people and if you give more value than they paid for you'll make more money. So I'm very very focused on teaching them that no matter what you do whether you're a I have a job or a business you always over deliver for people and that will be your economic peace and security over delivering for whoever you're working with. [00:23:01][216.0] Darrin: [00:23:03] Now I love that I love the just the concept of money and getting them glued into it as soon as possible. I know my oldest just got his driver's license and we've had the conversation about the gas pump you know. And they're always surprised at what it cost to put gas in the car. You know kind of things like throw money. That's great. Hey Daniel if we could I'd like to shift gears here for a little bit. As I mentioned before we started I'm an insurance broker by day. And work my clients to assess risk and determine what to do with the risk. And there's a couple of strategies we typically consider and one is avoid the risk to is minimize risk and then three is transfer the risk which is what an insurance policy is. And recently I've started asking all my guests to identify what they consider to be the BIGGEST RISK. And just to clarify I'm not I'm not necessarily looking for an insurance related answer. [00:24:08][64.9] Darrin: [00:24:10] But if you could if you Daniel Ameduri could say what you see is the BIGGEST RISK? [00:24:20][9.8] Daniel: [00:24:20] I think my personal biggest risk at this point because of what I learned in the scars from 0 8. My biggest risk right now is simply myself. I have no debt. I am a big believer and having no debt I've surrounded myself with 21 sources of income. I have a great business. So I mean I'm well capitalized. I'm not leveraged. So all the missed all the big risks that I that blew me up the first time out are out of my life. So I would say the biggest risk is just me perhaps wanting to go on too many trips. Too many travelling trips. Not being focused. Losing my focus. Losing what got me here. And I'll give you a perfect example. I mean I just spent thirty five days in a trip that we went to Kenya and then we came on a week and then went to Japan for three weeks. So my biggest risk is just having too much fun in life at this point because I've done the hard stuff. You know if you if if everybody is not happy with that answer I could say the biggest risk to all of us is probably the bond market. You know I mean that could throw the real estate market into a tailspin it could totally implode the stock market could even affect the U.S. currency so my absolute real biggest risks are things I can't control. The biggest risk that I can't control is me sleeping in. [00:25:41][80.6] Darrin: [00:25:42] Yes. That's great. You know I recently I've been reading Howard Marks some of his books on. I think one of it's like the biggest or the biggest thing or the one biggest thing. [00:25:57][15.2] Daniel: [00:25:58] It's always the Most Important Thing. [00:25:58][0.0] Darrin: [00:26:00] Yeah The Most Important Thing. yeah, yeah, yeah. And just his is just how it's it's everywhere. I mean the risk it's not limited to one thing and what I think the theme that I keep hearing him come back to is people. You know it's none of it's you know the market is not mechanical. I mean you can set something on a on a path but it's the interaction of people and how they react and whether you know the emotions of the people of the market and like said things that you can't control that are really the things that that you know are out there. [00:26:36][35.8] Daniel: [00:26:36] So so true because think about when you buy like a smaller company you know I've invested in a lot of these cannabis companies and I hope they do well and they should do well. But you know what. Sometimes I go to bed thing I'm like Man the whole thing holding that company together is one guy. The founder and CEO who's working 16 hours a day. I'm like if that guy if something happens that guy across the street that company is going to zero. And it might not necessarily be as drastic for like your blue chip stocks, but there are some very very good CEOs who are the driving force of their businesses that have something happen to them. You can imagine a company might go into a tailspin or lose its focus like much like Apple did when they lost Jobs. Jobs literally when he came back the second time he pretty much pulled the company from saying they had like 1 percent of the market at that point I mean companies basically was going to die. And now it's you know one of the most popular companies and probably the most popular brand on the planet. [00:27:30][54.1] Darrin: [00:27:32] Right. Right now it is it is interesting and you don't realize it. I think a lot of times on the is things are starting and going. But just how much of the identity and momentum that a company has is tied up with the founder or you know one or a couple of people kind of thing and that's that's interesting. Daniel where can the listeners go if they would like to learn more and connect with you. [00:27:58][26.7] Daniel: [00:27:59] I would love for them to go to FutureMoneyTrends.com/save. They'll be able to subscribe to the free weekly wealth digest. You'll get letters about what the different experiences my wife and I went through as we were coming up as well as exactly what we're investing in right now and I'd like to bounce a lot of different cash flow ideas up some experts. So we're trying to introduce new cash ideas, because I'm selfish I want more I want to learn more and so I share it as soon as I get it with everybody. And you'll also be able to read the intro to the book as well as the first chapter and there'll be a link there if you want to continue reading the book. And you can buy it on Amazon. [00:28:34][35.4] Darrin: [00:28:36] And I will put on the show notes and I highly encourage any of the listeners to go check that out. I've read the first chapter or so and it's extremely well-written and it's a compelling story. And for anybody that's interested in you know how to take control of your money I highly encourage you checking out Daniel's stuff. So it's good stuff. Daniel I want to say thanks for taking the time I've enjoyed it. And as always learn a lot and I hope we can do it again soon. [00:29:04][27.6] Daniel: [00:29:05] I really appreciate your time. Thank you. [00:29:06][1.2] Darrin: [00:29:07] All right. For listeners if you like this episode don't forget to Like, Share, and subscribe. Remember the more you know the more you grow. That's all we've got this week. Until next time thanks for listening to Commercial Real Estate Pro Networks CREPN Radio. [00:29:07][0.0] For more go to: https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/ Book 1st chapter: https://www.futuremoneytrends.com/save

My guest in this episode is Daniel Ameduri. Daniel is a self-made multi-millionaire, a full-time skeptic of conventional thought, and a proud father of three. He is the cofounder of the Future Money Trends newsletter and FutureMoneyTrends.com, which, with nearly 150,000 subscribers, is the most widely recognized online authority in investment ideas and economic advice. He’s been featured in The Wall Street Journal, on ABC World News Tonight, and on Russia Today TV. Daniel correctly predicted the collapse of Lehman Brothers, AIG, and Washington Mutual on “Vision Victory,” the YouTube channel he launched in 2007 and which now has had more than thirteen million views. I have launched another podcast, Cashflow Investing Secrets, it is a shorter show, 10 minutes or less where I share one concept at a time what I have learned from interviewing over 500 Cashflow Ninjas. You can go to Itunes and other podcast platforms and all video platforms and search Cashflow Investing Secrets and you will find the show! Interview Links: Future Money Trends If you have enjoyed our podcast, please share with friends and family Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review on Itunes so more people can find us! Support Our Sponsors Producers Wealth, create, protect & multiply your wealth in ANY Economy. Asym Capital, achieve asymmetric returns through recession-resistant real estate.   The Real Asset Investor, alternative cash flow investments.   Masterworks, Invest In Fine Art Like The Ultra-Wealthy.   Audible, download any audiobook for FREE when you try Audible for 30 days.   Thanks so much for joining me again. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post!   Also, please leave an honest review for the Cashflow Ninja Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them.   And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates, please follow me on twitter @mclaubscher and Instagram, @thecashflowninja.   Until next time! Live a life of passion and purpose on YOUR terms,   M.C. Laubscher

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Darrin: [00:24:10] But if you could if you Daniel Ameduri could say what you see is the BIGGEST RISK? [00:24:20][9.8] Daniel: [00:24:20] I think my personal biggest risk at this point because of what I learned in the scars from 0 8. My biggest risk right now is simply myself. I have no debt. I am a big believer and having no debt I've surrounded myself with 21 sources of income. I have a great business. So I mean I'm well capitalized. I'm not leveraged. So all the missed all the big risks that I that blew me up the first time out are out of my life. So I would say the biggest risk is just me perhaps wanting to go on too many trips. Too many travelling trips. Not being focused. Losing my focus. Losing what got me here. And I'll give you a perfect example. I mean I just spent thirty five days in a trip that we went to Kenya and then we came on a week and then went to Japan for three weeks. So my biggest risk is just having too much fun in life at this point because I've done the hard stuff. You know if you if if everybody is not happy with that answer I could say the biggest risk to all of us is probably the bond market. You know I mean that could throw the real estate market into a tailspin it could totally implode the stock market could even affect the U.S. currency so my absolute real biggest risks are things I can't control. The biggest risk that I can't control is me sleeping in.

The concept of wealth has evolved throughout the years. In today’s world, it is often understood as something to look forward to in the future, that is, retirement. We all get pressured into working for that financial freedom that is often misconstrued as a faraway goal to work away for. Daniel Ameduri, a self-made multimillionaire and Cofounder of Future Money Trends, believes that retirement is a failed experiment. A full-time skeptic of conventional thought, Daniel says it is possible to enjoy a great life now and also live the life of a retiree by focusing on what the wealthy invest in. He tells us, Don’t Save for Retirement, and through his book of the same name, he takes us deeper into the reasons why. Download your FREE copy of The Ultimate Guide to Passive Real Estate Investing: http://www.NoradaRealEstate.com/FreeGuide/?utm_source=Episode_Summary   IF YOU LIKE THIS PODCAST we would love if you would go to iTunes and Subscribe, Rate & Review our podcast. This will greatly help share our podcast with others wanting to learn. Thank you!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel is a self-made multimillionaire and full-time fact finder. He credits his success to a strong desire to surround himself with the right people. After warning family and friends in 2007 about the coming market and mortgage collapse, he started his own YouTube channel, VisionVictory, which has received 10 million plus video views. On March 18, 2008, Daniel called for Dow 8000, the collapse of Lehman Brothers, AIG and Washington Mutual. During the mortgage crisis, he helped people buy put options on country-wide mortgage. These puts saw a gain of 1400%. His connections to insiders in the microcap space drive towards overdelivering to his readers is truly extraordinary and what separates him from other publishers. He is the co-founder of the Future Money Trends letter, “Crush the Street”, and also the author of Don’t Save for Retirement.  

Has saving for retirement become passe? What happens to you in your older years if you stop building your nest egg? Why would anyone even consider stopping saving and what would they do instead? Jordan Goodman, host of The Money Answers Show, talks with author and investor Daniel Ameduri about his newest book, 'Don't Save For Retirement'. Ameduri and Goodman discuss how to truly build financial independence and why passive income versus investing makes so much sense. Goodman and Ameduri talk about how ending the crushing debt cycle, building passive income, investing differently, and moving away from outdated financial thinking patterns can translate into financial independence instead of traditional retirement.

Daniel Ameduri, CEO and Founder of Future Money Trends

Daniel Ameduri is Co-Founder of the Future Money Trends. He is a self-made multi-millionaire, full time fact finder, and a proud father of 3.In 2010, when he launched FutureMoneyTrends.com. it became the first personal finance letter for the new economy. Today, FutureMoneyTrends.com has been the most widely recognized authority for financial freedom and economic research in commodities, cryptocurrencies, personal finance, cash flow, and income ideas. Our main mission is to increase your financial options so you can become financially independent. We partner with key players in the micro cap space to build companies and profit from the development of these businesses.Each week, we share wealth building interviews, a weekly wealth digest, and new investment ideas. When it comes to economics or macro-economic investing, he is a real trend forecaster. He has been featured in Wall Street Journal, ABCWorldNews, and RTTV. His platform is growing every day, reaching almost 150,000 subscribers. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when you unleash cash flow? What happens when you build passive income? What happens when you are able to buy real estate with no money and no credit? Daniel Ameduri, self made millionaire and investor, talks with Host Jordan Goodman about the power of mone. Ameduri shares how he became a self-made millionaire, his insights into the power of passive income and cash flow, his favorite books that have served him well. Goodman and Ameduri talk about Trump's effect on the markets, U.S. debt, the stock market, blockchain investing and investing in marijuana.

On this episode of The Hustle Show, Daniel Ameduri joins us to share how he started in real estate investing by the age of 18, build a multi-million dollar company and went bankrupt in 2008. From there, after going through hard times as we all do, he was able to come back up to become a multi-million dollar individual doing what he loves doing and he shares how you are able to start real estate investing as well.  If you're new to the show or you haven't done it yet, make sure you hit the subscribe button on both the youtube channel and the podcast, as we will continue to create top-notch motivational content for you

With an insurmountable national debt and a disastrous worldwide economy, could the United States still come out top dog? Join Jason Hartman and returning guest, Daniel Ameduri, inflation expert and Chief Strategist of FutureMoneyTrends.com, as they examine the possibilities and talk about Daniel's predictions for the new year. Daniel explains the difference between price inflation, which, though we have inflation, we aren't seeing it in everything yet, and hyperinflation, which is a total loss of faith in currency. He talks about how if we have deflationary shock, it won't matter what the Federal Reserve does. People around the world will lose faith in America and the dollar will become worthless, and feels there will be some type of quantitative easing. Daniel notes that, in his opinion, the $20 trillion mark in our national debt will be the psychological level at which people stop buying our debt. Jason and Daniel also talk about resource wars as resources are becoming scarce. According to real data, oil has peaked, silver has peaked, as well as many other natural resources.Jason and Daniel also discuss this possibly being the year of Ron Paul, whether he wins in the Presidential primaries or not, simply based on his foreign policy solutions. One thing Daniel notes is that our government redistributes our taxed incomes all over the world. Americans get caught up in the debate over a tax base, but Daniel says, “Hey, you're fighting over your own money!” But Daniel is also optimistic in saying that the U.S. still has an advantage over the rest of the world due to our business base, large military, and the largest store of gold. We're still going to go through hard times, but it's still possible the U.S. can come out on top. The dollar is losing its value as other countries trade in their own currencies. Daniel expresses that a complete currency crisis now is to the U.S.'s advantage. The U.S. needs to do a currency reset and back the dollar with gold again. He also feels gold will be higher due to quantitative easing, the Euro crisis, and Iran. Visit: www.JasonHartman.comJason and Daniel's final words of advice are don't be distracted by pop culture. Pay attention to what is really going on in our country and around the world.Daniel Ameduri is a free-market thinker and inflation expert. His market calls are firmly rooted in free-market economics theory - the theory master economist Dr. Ludwig von Mises brought the world decades ago. Like von Mises, Daniel understands that government's monopoly over money and banking is utterly misguided and is distorting credit markets. Its intervention is disastrous and dangerous as it churns out more dollars and generates unsustainable booms and busts. Daniel carries on von Mises' legacy, bringing investors eye-opening, no-holds-barred analysis, market calls that are dead-to-rights, and strategies for investing that protect personal wealth during turbulent times. Daniel has been featured on RT TV, Power Hour, Financial Sense and on over 100 radio shows. He is currently the editor of FutureMoneyTrends.com and was formerly with NIA. Appearing on MSNBC, CNBC and KTLA News, inflation expert Daniel Ameduri calls it like he sees it... and he sees it pretty clearly. Daniel was one of the first to call the market crash of 2008... and the collapse of both Lehman Brothers and Washington Mutual. Daniel went on to start Future Money Trends in 2010... and it has quickly become one of the top websites for the gold and silver markets. In addition to providing cutting edge research about macro-economic trends, Daniel regularly profiles micro-cap companies with explosive upside... rare gems with the potential to make investors rich.

With an insurmountable national debt and a disastrous worldwide economy, could the United States still come out top dog? Join Jason Hartman and returning guest, Daniel Ameduri, inflation expert and Chief Strategist of FutureMoneyTrends.com, as they examine the possibilities and talk about Daniel's predictions for the new year. Daniel explains the difference between price inflation, which, though we have inflation, we aren't seeing it in everything yet, and hyperinflation, which is a total loss of faith in currency. He talks about how if we have deflationary shock, it won't matter what the Federal Reserve does. People around the world will lose faith in America and the dollar will become worthless, and feels there will be some type of quantitative easing. Daniel notes that, in his opinion, the $20 trillion mark in our national debt will be the psychological level at which people stop buying our debt. Jason and Daniel also talk about resource wars as resources are becoming scarce. According to real data, oil has peaked, silver has peaked, as well as many other natural resources.