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How To Make Millions In The Stock Market Seminar By Bo Sanchez

A Sad Story

      

       Recently, I talked to a married couple—both 68 years old—who depend on their SSS and GSIS pensions—which amounted to P13,000 a month.  Sadly, the husband's medicines was already P8,000 a month.  And they're flat broke. 

       Curious enough, I found out that the husband was an OFW for 30+ years, and was earning in dollars, but NEVER invested any money for their future.

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How to Change Your Financial Life Now !

People In Their 30’s And 40’s Fear Growing Old Without Money

But The Solution Is So Simple…

       Greg is a 63-year old man.

The salt and pepper hair fit him nicely.  Makes him look elegant.  Greg also wears cool clothes that make him look like a rich gentleman.

But his eyes can’t hide the bone-chilling terror inside.

       Yes, Greg has a cushy job. 

But he knows he will retire at 65.  That is just two years away.   And he’s scared.   Very scared.  Because on that day, he won’t have a monthly paycheck anymore.

       “I’m sure you have savings, right?” I asked Greg.

       He looked down, shaking his head.  “Not more than P200,000 in the bank.  I’ve never been very good with the savings bit.  I just spent my money.  And there were many emergencies along the way.  I know I should have saved more.  But I didn’t.”

       I asked, “But you’ll get a nice retirement package from your company?”

       “To pay my debts,” he sighed.  “I just borrowed to buy a car last year.  And did some house repairs this year.  We also travelled as a family last summer, paid for by another loan.  So whatever I’ll get from my retirement will erase my debt.  But nothing will be left.  Absolutely nothing.”

       I couldn’t help but groan. 

Greg was staring at the perfect storm.   A financial calamity that was coming in two years.

I pitied him so much…