Posted by Eric Solis on February 6, 2010 under Banking, General, Investment Strategies, Prophetic Visions, Saving and Investing, Stewardship/Spiritual/Finance, Stock Market, U.S. Treasury Markets, financial crisis | 
Eric wrote this article while sitting at his desk in 1997, staring out the window gazing upon the San Jacinto Mountains in Indian Wells Ca. God gave Eric a vision for what was to come in the future of our country. Read with amazement the accuracy of the vision and get ahead of the curve as we are only half way through the events to come. Eric had his entire client base load up on gold at under $300 an ounce (to be stored in their homes in a safe), he steered them into commodities, had them pay off their mortgages and eliminated all credit card debt as a result of this vision. He also saw that the only way to stop this coming economic catharsis was for Americans to save more. He launched www.savedaily.com and www.save252.com in 1999 and 2005 respectively in pursuit of creating solutions to this coming disaster. fall-of-capitalism-092319971
Posted by Eric Solis on August 10, 2009 under Investment Strategies, Public Policy, Saving and Investing, Stock Market, financial crisis |
With all of the chaos in the world of finance, I was recently asked to appear on Fox News kttv_s2521, to discuss financial principals that would work for the average American in today’s uncertain world.
I spoke on issues regarding the impact that the global financial crisis and economic meltdown can have on you, your family and your wallet. I postulate a strong belief that now is the time to reclaim our country; together we can “buy America back one dollar at a time, one day at a time, and one person at a time” through an increased National savings rate and personal stewardship.
I am an unwavering champion of the “little guy”. My goal is to create sustainable financial solutions for all of man kind by thinking differently and being willing to do the hard work of breaking down barriers (and believe me it is not easy).
This interview demonstrates how a highly complex financial breakdown can be utilized as an opportunity to improve on your personal vision and financial goals.
Now watch the interview kttv_s2521 and pass it along to family and friends. Also, remember to post a comment when you are done as your feedback is important to me.
God bless,
Eric
Posted by Eric Solis on November 17, 2008 under Banking, General, Housing and Mortgage, Housing and Real Estate, Investment Strategies, Saving and Investing, Stewardship/Spiritual/Finance, Stock Market, U.S. Treasury Markets, financial crisis |
I recently appeared as the featured guest in a 10-minute segment on KTLA’s Morning News. We discussed some solutions for braving these rough economic times. Have a look at the video below …
KTLA Morning News appearance
Posted by Eric Solis on August 26, 2008 under Investment Strategies |
Thinking about setting up an investment portfolio, but are not sure where to start? Beginner investing is not as difficult as you might think. With the internet, researching strategies to save money is easy and you can learn a lot about ways to save money.
Investing is critical to your lifelong health and happiness. You will need to have investments for retirement, especially in today’s economy where purchasing power of the US dollar is decreasing and inflation rising. That and investing is very interesting if you know what you are doing.
The first thing you must decide is how much risk you are willing to take. Low risk investments are certificates of deposits, savings bonds and similar guaranteed type investments. High risk investments might include trading options or buying low priced stocks.
If you are just starting out, you will want to follow some easy steps. Investing can be quite complicated depending on what you are investing in:
- Make a budget plan and do not exceed it.
- Start out with a single kind of investment, (ie. drip investing) until you become familiar with how that investment medium works and then widen your horizons and begin to expand your portfolio.
- Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket! With a diversified portfolio you reduce your risk.
- Follow the experts. Find out what the experts are doing. Read everything you can about investing and strategies to save money.
- Get started. Many people put off starting something that is new. You will be a beginner until you get some experience and skill and you cannot do that until you get started.
Today, learning to invest is critical. Start building for tomorrow, today. You are never too young to start investing and a person never gets too old to make changes to their investment portfolio.
Try out this savings interest calculator to see just how fast your money can grow.
