Posts by Dr. David Eifrig
3 Easy Ways to Save More for Retirement
Investing for retirement is difficult… Keeping a constant eye on the markets, studying economics, staying on top of every trend without a misstep… that’s time-consuming and confusing. Worse, the 401(k) system is broken: Lack of guidance, poor websites, and limited investment options make most individuals’ first foray into investing confusing. But you can’t hide from…
Read MoreHow to Save Yourself From Early Death
A major health epidemic is afflicting 70 million Americans… and your doctor is completely ignoring it (as usual). It’s… Killing your sex drive Causing memory loss Causing cancer Causing hips and necks to break Damaging your heart Increasing the likelihood you’ll die in the next decade Economists think it costs businesses more than $60 billion…
Read MoreHow to Retire Early With This Safe Stock System
The easiest way to make $1 million in the stock market is all about “compound returns”… Compound returns are the money you make off the money you make. And the more money you make, the more money your money makes off the money your money makes. It sounds almost nonsensical… but this idea has incredible…
Read MoreAre You Guilty of Thinking This Way
Most people are prone to the Golden Age Fallacy. This is the feeling that earlier times, often our childhoods, were simpler, safer, and happier. Today, fundamentalist terrorists threaten violence to Western cultures… ethnic cleansing has devastated African communities… financial markets seem shaky… governments are paralyzed by political gridlock… We could go on. But the old…
Read MoreThree Reasons You’re Not Sleeping Well This Summer
There’s one thing you need to do today to start improving your health: get a good night’s sleep. Sleep has been on my list of the top ways to improve your health for 9 years. In fact, it held the #1 spot for 8 out of those 9 years, until this year when I bumped it…
Read MoreThe Top Three Places to Retire in the U.S.
Many folks struggle with the issue of where to retire. It’s hard to know what the right thing to do is when the time comes – stay where you lived when you worked, or move somewhere else to “retire.” So if you are contemplating retirement for the first time, lots of factors play into your…
Read MoreHow to Build a Portfolio That Will Survive Any Crisis
Since 2008, my readers have made a fortune using the “glass half full” investment approach. I’ve urged readers of my Retirement Millionaire advisory to invest in the U.S. through stocks, real estate, and municipal bonds. I’ve repeatedly highlighted that the U.S. economy isn’t booming… but it’s doing well enough to reward investors. The results have…
Read MoreHow to Generate 15% Returns on Your Portfolio
Last year, I made a bold claim… one that could help revolutionize your approach to retirement investing. The claim was that readers of my Retirement Trader service had closed 49 consecutive winning positions… all by using the “greatest income-producing tool for retirees.” I know this claim sounded crazy at the time… even unbelievable. But a…
Read MoreThink Like a Long-Term Investor
I know it sounds hard to believe, but by using a certain strategy, I was able to string together 49 winning trades in a row in my Retirement Trader service. As I showed you earlier this year, traders should think like long-term investors: They should look at the fundamentals, buy shareholder-friendly companies, and wait for…
Read MoreHow to Retire Rich Without Saving Extra Money
It’s one of the biggest financial opportunities in America… It’s literally FREE MONEY. And the numbers show that it’s likely you’re not taking advantage of it… I’m talking about the employer-offered retirement accounts known as 401(k)s. I know you hear lots of financial advisors talk about 401(k)s and how beneficial they are… But even the…
Read MoreSave Thousands of Dollars by Investing this Way
I was shocked when my friend showed me her brokerage account. I’ve known Sue for a dozen years. We went to medical school together, and she was top in the class (behind me). Her academic record was spotless and impressive. She trained at Johns Hopkins, probably the most prestigious place you can study. She’s a…
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