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Alternative Choice is a business like no other ... a true Alternative
Here at Alternative Choice we believe in the Australian tradition that everybody deserves a fair go
So if you are a small investor who would like the sort of returns that large investors get we may be able to help
Some of the large financial institutions make a lot of noise about their generous investment rates when in fact their rates are not all that good
Some of the most popular investments are over rated … but because they spend huge amounts of money on advertising they are able to convince people that they are still the best choice
Some of the investment schemes around are hard to understand and if you think about them difficult to believe.
EG, Superannuation, Real-estate, Negative gearing, Investment security, Government guarantees.
Basically there are two ways to measure wealth .. assets and cash flow .. Assets are things like houses and commercial property great to have but they usually don’t make your life any better or easier .. Cash flow is what you live on day to day
There are people who have substantial investments and still have to be very careful with every dollar and often have to go without extra comforts because maintaining and servicing their assets takes a considerable proportion of their income
Then there are people with fewer or no assets who have very comfortable lifestyles and enough money to enjoy life
Some investments schemes try to tell you that you will have lots of money in the far distant future (when you are too old to enjoy it) when in fact inflation will reduce your purchasing power so much that your dream might become a nightmare.
EG; In September 1969 (40 years ago) the average wage was $68.90 per week .. In September 2009 the average wage was $1197.50 per week .. Wages increased by of 17.38
In September 1969 an Aussie built 6 cylinder car cost $2,287 .. In September 2009 the same Aussie built 6 cylinder car cost $39,290 .. Cost increased by 17.18
So it is easy to see that whilst wages appeared to go up .. purchasing power stayed pretty much the same.
Some financial institutions claim not to use independent advisors, does this mean all their advisors are employees and are therefore obligated to advise for the benefit of their employers. Here at Alternative Choice we will listen to all the advice we can get (we won’t always take that advice) we are interested in what benefits us and our clients. So if you’ve got an idea, we’d love to hear it or read it.
Some organizations claim to be in business solely to benefit investors . Is that why the CEO and directors of the company live in mansions and drive high end luxury cars
Let’s face it, all companies, all people are trying to help themselves including Alternative Choice , How can you, the investor use this to your advantage, by making an investment decisions based on performance instead of advertising, base your decision on the way a company works .. on the likelihood of their success now and in the future .. What are they doing that works … and are they flexible and innovative enough to be able to keep working.
Here at Alternative Choice we believe in the Australian tradition that everybody deserves a fair go
So if you are a small investor who would like the sort of returns that large investors get we may be able to help
Some of the large financial institutions make a lot of noise about their generous investment rates when in fact their rates are not all that good
Some of the most popular investments are over rated … but because they spend huge amounts of money on advertising they are able to convince people that they are still the best choice
Some of the investment schemes around are hard to understand and if you think about them difficult to believe.
EG, Superannuation, Real-estate, Negative gearing, Investment security, Government guarantees.
Basically there are two ways to measure wealth .. assets and cash flow .. Assets are things like houses and commercial property great to have but they usually don’t make your life any better or easier .. Cash flow is what you live on day to day
There are people who have substantial investments and still have to be very careful with every dollar and often have to go without extra comforts because maintaining and servicing their assets takes a considerable proportion of their income
Then there are people with fewer or no assets who have very comfortable lifestyles and enough money to enjoy life
Some investments schemes try to tell you that you will have lots of money in the far distant future (when you are too old to enjoy it) when in fact inflation will reduce your purchasing power so much that your dream might become a nightmare.
EG; In September 1969 (40 years ago) the average wage was $68.90 per week .. In September 2009 the average wage was $1197.50 per week .. Wages increased by of 17.38
In September 1969 an Aussie built 6 cylinder car cost $2,287 .. In September 2009 the same Aussie built 6 cylinder car cost $39,290 .. Cost increased by 17.18
So it is easy to see that whilst wages appeared to go up .. purchasing power stayed pretty much the same.
Some financial institutions claim not to use independent advisors, does this mean all their advisors are employees and are therefore obligated to advise for the benefit of their employers. Here at Alternative Choice we will listen to all the advice we can get (we won’t always take that advice) we are interested in what benefits us and our clients. So if you’ve got an idea, we’d love to hear it or read it.
Some organizations claim to be in business solely to benefit investors . Is that why the CEO and directors of the company live in mansions and drive high end luxury cars
Let’s face it, all companies, all people are trying to help themselves including Alternative Choice , How can you, the investor use this to your advantage, by making an investment decisions based on performance instead of advertising, base your decision on the way a company works .. on the likelihood of their success now and in the future .. What are they doing that works … and are they flexible and innovative enough to be able to keep working.
