Saving For Retirement  

This is a topic we should all start to consider soon after we start our working lives  – but who thinks of such things at such a young age, and most only start to save for retirement  in late 20’s maybe after marriage .

The most popular ways we use to save for retirement is to either subscribe to traditional (Conventional) pension scheme - invest in property – precious metals - antiques etc – all of which have merit – however let’s briefly consider today’s situation.

Traditional Pension schemes offered by a number of insurance and other financial institutions – the basic principle  - is for your subscriptions to be invested over a given number of years to provide sufficient profit to allow the beneficiary (you) t purchase an annuity which will hopefully give sufficient income to last the rest of your life - recent developments in the insurance – pension industry have put a question mark as to this was or is a right decision! (Note - directors of insurance companies are getting their fat salaries and bonuses)!

Property can and has been particular successful when capital values were continually rising and much successful business paying high rent and good salaries to employee’s.

However given the current state of the world’s economy many individuals and even business are struggling find rent money, however property maintenance and management fees still need to be paid

 Antiques – there will always be buyers good quality genuine – but the question need to ask - will the high prices continue to be met.

 Precious metal – is ( or was) a safe bet IF you bought  a few years back – that’s not to say Gold / silver will not increase in value – it possibly will– however the “getting in” price will now very high – and it is a something of a gamble prices will keep going up!! And how much will you need to invest to be sure of ongoing profits

To my mind - having personally proved it - “The Better Alternative to Pension, is something few will seriously consider, as it requires us to do something we are not used to doing (outside our comfort zone).

And that’s working with an Internet company who has been paying members 2% per day since 2004 (now over one million members).

Having failed to correctly save for retirement I found myself facing a bleak time during my so called “Golden years”, and maybe it was the thought of not being able to live and enjoy a reasonable life style in retirement forced me to look for better alternative to a pension –being too old to start the traditional way to save for retirement, and to purchase sufficient quantities of Gold or Silver was beyond my means!

Long story short  I decided to test out a program being offered over the Internet claiming to pay 2% per day and with a built in  compounding facility

On the basis that $200 would not prevent my having my lunch – in March 2011 - I placed (Risked) just $200 and compounded my 2% daily earnings - and in February 2012 - I was able to withdraw $8400 which in anyone language - $8400 from $200 in less than 12 months is not at all a bad ROI.

Using just $2000 of that profit I went back in and can now withdraw $200 PER DAY- however as I am not yet in real need of money, I will continue to compound my ever increasing daily profit and well before Christmas 2012 I will comfortably be able to withdraw over $600 per day-$18,000 per month – $216,000 

PA and this will keep being paid (and increasing) indefinitely –

To me that’s better than saving for retirement for many years – owning property and or Antiques

 Make your decision after viewing details at  http://tinyurl.com/DailyPositiveIncome - be sure to click all links