of the nation’s population live from paycheck to paycheck. $10,000 per year is barely enough to pay rent on a goat to mow your lawn, much less meet medical expenses, travel, or share According to U.S. Census data, there are over 4 million households in America with a net worth value above $1 million (apparently this number excludes equity in your first home). While many of us believe wealthy Americans inherited their wealth, or won the lottery, in actuality, 80% of the millionaires surveyed by the Census Bureau did not inherit their wealth, and about one-third of them achieved financial success by owning their own small business. An interesting book on this subject is The Millionaire Nextdoor, by Thomas Stanley. Although it is several years old, its content and message remain valid today.

Additional Census data suggests 62% of America’s population will retire on less than $10,000 per year, and 96% of the nation’s population live from paycheck to paycheck. $10,000 per year is barely enough to pay rent on a goat to mow your lawn, much less meet medical expenses, travel, or share s

e many of us believe wealthy Americans inherited their wealth, or won the lottery, in actuality, 80% of the millionaires surveyed by the Census Bureau did not inherit their wealth, and about one-third of them achieved financial success by owning their own small business. An interesting book on this subject is The Millionaire Nextdoor, by Thomas Stanley. Although it is several years old, its content and message remain valid today.

Additional Census data suggests 62% of America’s population will retire on less than $10,000 per year, and 96% of the nation’s population live from paycheck to paycheck. $10,000 per year is barely enough to pay rent on a goat to mow your lawn, much less meet medical expenses, travel, or share

about one-third of them achieved financial success by owning their own small business. An interesting book on this subject is The Millionaire Nextdoor, by Thomas Stanley. Although it is several years old, its content and message remain valid today.

Additional Census data suggests 62% of America’s population will retire on less than $10,000 per year, and 96% of the nation’s population live from paycheck to paycheck. $10,000 per year is barely enough to pay rent on a goat to mow your lawn, much less meet medical expenses, travel, or share

is several years old, its content and message remain valid today.

Additional Census data suggests 62% of America’s population will retire on less than $10,000 per year, and 96% of the nation’s population live from paycheck to paycheck. $10,000 per year is barely enough to pay rent on a goat to mow your lawn, much less meet medical expenses, travel, or share

of the nation’s population live from paycheck to paycheck. $10,000 per year is barely enough to pay rent on a goat to mow your lawn, much less meet medical expenses, travel, or share something more than a smile with your grandchildren. Don’t be a part of the 96% that live paycheck to paycheck. Don’t be a part of the 62% that fear the poverty of retirement. Life is too precious for this.

For more free reports and listings of income opportunities, visit: http://www.wealthsearch.org. Retirement should not mean poverty, nor should being laid off from a job mean destitution. Financial success can be achieved by spending less than you earn, increasing your income through wise investments or home-based businesses, and careful investing for the long-term. Another good book to read on this subject is Rich Dad, Poor Dad, by Robert Kiyosaki.