A lot has been written lately about how financially illiterate most Americans truly are. The savings rate in the nation is currently at minus zero, and too many high school students do not even know how to make appropriate change on modest cash purchases. Today, multi-media news broadcasts the high rate of aging, and the millions who are reaching what used to be called the retirement years.

Are you ready for the last best third of your life?

Since your world of work is guaranteed to change as your years increase, NOW is the time to begin savings and investing campaigns. By the same token, there is hope for those who begin to save and invest a little later in life, IF they will take a disciplined, strategic approach.

www.goingforgoldafter50.com offers a free E-Course that includes “Ten Commandments of High Probability Investing.” These guidelines recommend starting soon rather than later, and also provide information on managing risk---noting that you can not avoid risk---in any aspect of your life.

The “Ten Commandments” are offered by a former teaching nun who later married, experienced high success with a small business and then was pummeled by a set of life altering financial circumstances following 9/11. She began to supplement her income by becoming a licensed mortgage broker.

To her great surprise, twenty years later she was hearing the same kinds of stories from her clients in a beautiful lakes area of Wisconsin, that she had heard in the inner city of Chicago many years ago. “People make financial choices every day, and those choices have long-lasting effects, both positive and negative, says Simone J. Nathan, whose message is to “increase the savings sensibility and financial literacy of visitors to the site.”

The “Ten Commandments” she offers share her insights and some of the knowledge of her personal financial advisor, whom she credits with rescuing her from tremendous distress. The e-course is practical, to the point, includes some modest homework and is a serious attempt to break through the general fear and apathy about personal finances that she has seen too frequently. The course can be accessed through her website, www.goingforgoldafter50.com

You can learn more and also share your own experience of coming to terms with financial insecurity by writing to info@goingforgoldafter50.com.


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