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View in browser SPONSORED Biden Just Signed Death Warrant On Your Freedom If Biden's Executive Order 14067 comes to pass, a former advisor to the CIA and Pentagon is predicting legal government surveillance of all US citizens; total control over your bank accounts and purchases; and indefinite Democrat control past 2024. He says Covid was a trial run for how to control a population. Dems will use their "pandemic playbook" to silence any dissent. Click here to see exactly what to do before it happens. FINANCIAL LITERACY Easy Lessons for a Rich Life Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club Last week, The Oxford Club held its Private Wealth Seminar in Charleston, South Carolina. Our hotel was located on King Street, a popular part of town near the College of Charleston. The area was teeming with a mix of college kids, other folks spending their disposable income at crowded upscale bars and restaurants, and, like any big city, homeless people. It was an interesting trichotomy of young adults hoping to "make it," people who had already "made it," and individuals who through either their own bad decisions or bad circumstances (or both) did not. When seeing those who are destitute, I often have a "There but for the grace of God go I" moment. I was lucky to be born into a stable family that nurtured me. But I also know for certain that I made the right choices along the way that led to my financial success. I grew up middle class, the son of an assistant principal and stay-at-home mom. I had everything I ever needed and even some things I wanted. I was very fortunate and know it. But when I went out into the world as a young adult, I was broke. New York City is an expensive place to live, and I wasn't making much money in my very non-Wall Street entry-level job. There were a lot of spaghetti with butter dinners in my hovel, which was called an "apartment" by New York realtors and, apparently, housing officials. 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The market goes up over the long term, and if you're able to put some money away each month/quarter/year and invest it, you will be way better off than if you hadn't. It's an easy and proven recipe for success that most people are too shortsighted to understand. Once in a blue moon, I will still make myself a bowl of pasta with butter for dinner, to remind myself and appreciate how far I've come. I've certainly been lucky in life, but I also stuck to a plan that has worked for generations of investors. Make the right choices for your financial future today. Furthermore, teach the steady path to riches to your kids and grandkids so that they have a brighter tomorrow. Good investing, Marc Leave a Comment MORE FROM WEALTHY RETIREMENT Control 100 Shares for Pennies on the Dollar Is Carvana on a Collision Course? 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