Have you ever heard this? It’s a total scam and lie spread by the mainstream media. I need to do a bit of ranting (backed up by proof) on how the financial media is so misleading when it comes to the actual truth.

When it comes to the cost of going to college, the prices are out of control in the upwards direction. Every single year the prices creep higher and higher and it’s been this way for years now. To compound the problem, it’s now becoming a well-known statistic that student loans are spinning out of control and give the US tax payer is on the hook, that’s scary. I realize this is the problem, so let’s focus on the solution.

I’ve received a couple emails from people who decided to invest into themselves and their future by giving The SLAB Money Method a try, so I wanted to share them with you. I fully believe in my method and that if you go into it with serious intent, the sky will become the limit for your current situation and the future. Sometimes all it takes is a bit of motivation and guidance and you can turn anyone into an absolute BEAST!

The SLAB Money Method – start your new journey HERE

The Money with Clay Podcast – check it out HERE

There have been many “bubbles” over the history of time and perhaps you’ve heard the term; however, you just aren’t quite sure what is actually is. I talk about market bubbles and not only what they are, but also how they form and what causes all the moving parts to play out.

When you are in the mindset of wanting to build wealth and take control of your finances, you better be “all in” when it comes to ensuring you are getting the most of your dollar. Perhaps you’ve heard of the term before, but “purchasing power” is misunderstood by many and is one of the concepts that can be very practical when it comes to building wealth. Let’s talk more about it.

Another important wealth building concept, The Payback Period – learn more HERE

The first step is to get yourself a snowball, but once you do have one, you enter into a pivotal moment in your personal finance journey. You can either melt the snowball or push it. The choice is yours, but the outcomes will be vastly different over the long run.

Learn how I push and grow my snowball (and how I paid off $163,000 in debt), CLICK HERE