| Eight Steps To Successful Financial Planning
Much of the material found in the following Eight Steps to Financial Planning was excerpted from Charles B. Carlson's new book "Eight Steps to Seven Figures." Click here to purchase this, or any other book by Charles B. Carlson.
Step #1 Start Saving and Investing NOW!
Step #2 Have A Specific Goal
Step #3 To Create Wealth, Buy Stocks. To Preserve Wealth, Buy Bonds.
Step #4 Keep Your Money In Play
Step #5 Invest Regularly, Preferably Every Month
Step #6 Buy And Hold . . . And Hold . . . And Hold . . . And Hold
Step #7 Take What Uncle Sam Gives You
Step #8 Avoid Shocks to Your Finances


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