Hi all, we will be having the live quarterly training next week for premium members. We will be discussing FIRE and how to buy back your time and retire earlier than you think you can! The training is on the calendar and the link to the meeting is there as well! Looking forward to seeing you guys in the room!! If you would like to upgrade your membership to join the meeting please click this link. Thank you! https://www.skool.com/wealthpack/plans
@Shelley Green Great! no, all you have to do is click the link on the top of the community page that shows the Quarterly live training. You can also click the link inside the calendar to join the meeting. here are some pics of where you can find it
@Shelley Green it's totally fine. Hopefully, the pics I just added to my last comment will help you. Check out this link to see how to navigate the platform https://www.skool.com/wealthpack/navigating-skool-and-getting-the-most-out-of-this-community?p=83d63d8d
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Hi Claudia, thanks for asking. premium membership was one of the choices you could select when joining this group. If you would like to see the plans here is the link to view. https://www.skool.com/wealthpack/plans
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Hi everyone, I am new to the community and have questions about if there is a place where we can post questions we have? For example, I am trying to figure out what it means to buy bonds the closer I get to retirement. Does that involve selling stocks and then buying bonds on the treasury website or buying bonds that in stocks in my portfolio? Appreciate the help :-)
Hi Krishna, most of the time this is about asset allocation inside of your portfolio. When you are younger or have years before you want to access the money you are investing many people put their money into stocks so that it has a chance to grow. The problem is that stocks can go up and down a lot so the value of your account can go up and down a lot. Bonds tend not to move very much and you should get back what you put in them + interest. People use this to protect their money. When you buy bonds you can either buy bonds out right, or you could sell stock and with the money you get from the sale you can then buy bonds. i will stop here so that I don't overwhelm you.