Rising Rents for Them = Passive Income for You

If you don’t have a passing familiarity with the phrase “passive income,” let’s remedy that. Passive income can be described as money you receive without trading it straight across for time spent working. A good example would be dividends paid on stock owned. A better example, and the one we’re talking about here, is property that you own and rent out, such as apartments, condos, duplexes, and – our personal favorite – single family residential homes.

#15 – You Are Your Only Hope

National Inflation Association Founders Discuss Hyperinflation

Creators of the National Inflation Association as well as the documentary Meltup, Dan and Gerard Adams are on a mission to provide the straight scoop so investors can thrive and not merely survive in hyperinflationary times. They join host Jason Hartman for episode 174 of the Creating Wealth Podcast. Dwindling revenue combined with soaring public debt leave the nation facing simultaneous depression and inflation. The demographics of an aging populace are a formula for “forced inflationary policies” as the number of annual entrants into the Social Security system has more than tripled over the past two decades.

#14 – Rational Ignorance

Jason Hartman interviews mother and long-time real estate investor, Joyce, on the ‘Creating Wealth Show’

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Irvine, California – July 26, 2010 – During episode number 158 of Jason Hartman’s Creating Wealth Show, Joyce Hartman, mother of multi-millionaire, Jason Hartman, speaks on her path to being financially independent.

#13 – Search Engine Over Optimization

Why is podcasting so special?

Podcasting. The word sounds like it squirmed straight out of a bad 1950′s science fiction movie. Instead, it was dubbed 2005 “word of the year” by the Oxford American Dictionary, and has become a serious tool for internet marketers. If you’re trying to sell something online – anything at all – why aren’t you podcasting?

Advice From Steve Dexter Co-Author Of Buy and Hold Forever

Real estate expert and writer Steve Dexter, who shares author credit for “Buy and Hold Forever: How to Build Wealth for the 21st Century“ with long-time mentor, the late Dr. David Schumacher discusses why in the arena of real estate investing, owner landlords ultimately triumph, although quick income earned from riskier flipping can finance purchase of income-producing property. Investors can’t afford to ignore the advantage real estate offers as the best legal shelter for taxpayers.

#12 – Too Big To Fail

#11 – The Four Pillars of Wealth

Tim Ash on Turning Your Website Visitors into Customers

In the midst of economic uncertainty, the internet has created an opportunity explosion for those who understand how to harness its power. A common but costly mistake is focusing on driving traffic instead of converting it. Maximizing your web presence requires not only driving users to your site, but also converting or compelling an action, and optimizing customer relationships to achieve retention. Tim Ash, author of “Landing Page Optimization: The Definitive Guide to Testing and Tuning for Conversions” recently joined Jason Hartman on The Creating Wealth Show episode 175 and discussed best practices for converting visitors of a business website into customers.

#10 – On The Money

Harry Dent on the ‘Creating Wealth Show,’ ‘Young people cost everything and produce almost nothing’

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Irvine, California – July 10, 2010 – During podcast episode number 75 on Jason Hartman’s Creating Wealth Show, Harry Dent, interviewed by Jason Hartman, explains ‘The Dent Method,’ a long-term economic forecasting tool based on demographics. Dent has made predictions based on this method, most of which have come true.

Your wealthy retirement – theoretically

Theoretically, the Baby Boomers who saved for decades, religiously put money into their 401K plan, and invested wisely in mutual funds, are ready to sit back and reap the rewards of a wealthy retirement, right? Not so fast. The reality is that they might be looking at nothing more than a break even.

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