2)  Then there are the types of investments available to the working class people.  These are low yield investments such as bank savings accounts, 401K retirement funds, and  low-to moderate-yield high-risk investments such as the stock market.   Many individuals have put their retirement moneys in high risk investments such as the stock market.   The only advisors these people can afford are the ones on TV that that have their own and their employers interest in mind.  

Considering the differences in risk, in the rate of return, and in investment management skills,  where would you like to have your retirement monies invested?   In the same way the super-wealthy do, of course!   

Most people don't even realize that it's possible for them to have their monies in a safe, dependable, high-yield, tangible-asset retirement investment.    Why?  Because the wealthy aren't going show them how do it or invest it for them.  They don't know how to do it themselves, and besides, they don't have enough money to buy anything expensive.   

If someone could show you how to pool your assets with others in a mutual-support community and then to invest your combined monies in the same way that the wealthy and super-wealthy invest their money, and with professional management, would you be interested?   That's what this section of the Economic Sanity website is all about.   There are seven pages in this section.   See the page list, below.   For an example of an investment strategy, see the page titled:  rt-7-Gold-and-Silver-Investment-Strategy    

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