Sometimes people ask me for financial or investment advice.
Why?
I don’t know.
Frankly, I’m the LAST person on the face of the earth anyone should take financial or investment advice from.
It’s just not my bag.
But you know what?
That doesn’t mean there aren’t a few smart (outside the box thinking) folks I can’t refer you to. And below are a few of those people who’ve shaped my thoughts on these things.
Hey, who knows?
You may find their advice useful if the economic “shake down” makes you nervous or if you seek answers beyond the wagging tongues spouting off lies on the news:
- Vox Day
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He’s the author of a book called “The Return Of The Great Depression” and frequently blogs about economics from a hard historical perspective (as opposed to the usual theoretical drivel based on partisan politics and ideology):
- Jason Hommel
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Jason is my #1 source of information when it comes to silver, gold and other precious metals (he usually talks about silver, though). He’s also an awesome email marketer, and I highly suggest getting on his list for that, if nothing else:
- Ron Paul
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Probably the only politician I can stomach voting for.
But even if you couldn’t care less for his politics, he’s an excellent source of information on the economy and what you can expect:
- Robert Kiyosaki
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Most people have heard of Robert Kiyosaki and his books.
But I find his articles on Yahoo to be extremely useful and practical. And, since his articles tend to get mostly negative reviews from the peanut gallery of know-it-alls who are almost always WRONG, I find them more credible than ever:
So there you have it.
My “virtual” board of economic advisors.
Methinks you’ll find them to be a pleasant alternative to the mainstream yacking heads with investing and finance.
Ben Settle
P.S. Like I said, I don’t know what to tell you as far as investing your money. But you may find an idea or two for making more of it over yonder at:
