Safe Money Millionaire
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Overall Rating: | Overall Rating |
| Type of Business: | Financial Investment | |
| Skill Level Needed: | Intermediate to Advanced | |
| Income Potential: | N/A | |
| Website: | http://safemoneymillionaire.com | |
| Recommended: | No |
Safe Money Millionaire Review
by David Harris
“Safe Money Millionaire”, by Brett Kitchen and Ethan Kap and found at safemoneymillionaire.com, is a website that offers a short book on safe money options and money management.
Safe Money Millionaire offers a plan in several steps.
The first step is getting familiar with the program by purchasing the book and reading it. The next step is a cash value life insurance policy that Brett Kitchen and Ethan Kap have designed.
Safe Money Millionaire lays out a step-by-step method for individuals to protect their assets and make gains WITHOUT risking savings in the volatile unpredictability of the stock market.
The book itself is 120 pages long and it is a basic how-to book written for easy reading that anyone could understand.
Safe Money Millionaire calls it the 101 Plan.
The website for Safe Money Millionaire has other offers as well including other books, a blog, and an internet radio show.
Safe Money Millionaire goes against conventional money management concepts such as investing in a 401K and other means of investing.
The writers of Safe Money Millionaire disagree with most of the famous financial advisors who tell people to invest in the stock market as well.
Safe Money Millionaire offers safe alternatives such as cash value insurance plans.
This is a concept many will not agree with, but the key to Safe Money Millionaire is investing in safe alternatives.
Safe Money Millionaire also suggests that getting a big income tax refund is not a good practice.
Many financial advisors see “Safe Money Millionaire” as a highly suspect endeavor, as the main author of the book has a background in the insurance industry, particularly in sales.
That said, there is much sound advice in Safe Money Millionaire that is very useful in minimizing the confusion of the investment world.
I feel this is a book worth reading even if it’s just to get another take on financial investment.
There is no signup for the site so there are no fees to pay.
Safe Money Millionaire just offers the book and several others related to money management.
I do recommend this educational book, Safe Money Millionaire as a good resource for anyone interested in learning more about safe financial management on their investments.
Thanks for reading the review
David
thanks, they are selling snake oil
Everything is very open with a really clear explanation of
the challenges. It was truly informative. Your website is extremely helpful.
Thanks for sharing!
Having read this I thought it was very informative. I appreciate you taking the time and energy to put this short article together. I once again find myself personally spending a significant amount of time both reading and commenting. But so what, it was still worth it!
You must be licensed to sell life insurance. They market index universal life as their #1 product, annuities #2 and #3 premium financing. They advertise their free book on conservative am radio stations and sell leads to agents in the $125 – $150 range. Some leads are high quallity most are not. Remember the book is free to anybody who calls in. Everything is scripted and thought out so all you need to do is buy lorts of leads from them because a lot of the prospects have insufficient funds or they have poor health or too old to get life insurance. Its a numbers game, just be prepared to spend serious funds to get your investment back. Everyone there is too busy to really help you so unless you know what you are doing don’t expect a lot. Brett Kitchen and Ethan Kapp are real quick to take your money. Bottomline its a marketing company and they are there to sell you their expensive leads good or bad no exchanges for people!e who said they were or really weren’t interested. They will allow one exchange. My advice you can get what they do without risking your funds. Also the cap rates suck the insurance company is offering, they aren’t guaranteed and the cost of the insurance is off the map.