Many graduates will get decent-paying jobs because companies will replace older, stale employees with a younger college-educated workforce, who bring fresh skills. I know that sounds cruel, but it doesn't make it any less true, and within a few years you may be the ones pushed out for younger replacements.
My point? Have the mindset to build residual income starting with your first job. Now some graduates may receive dividends from bonds, or have enough of an inheritance to hold them over between jobs. However, the majority will enter the workforce without any backup income should their job go away (and in this day and age I can almost guarantee it will go away at some point). So it's best to set-up residual income at the onset.
"Welcome to Wealth Road" is written for the average-income and newly rich investor. It outlines wealth building the old fashion way so you can get residual income rolling in. The book cost $7.95 and you can read an excerpt before you purchase on the Amazon website. Just key in the title.
May you always find prosperity,
The Guide
My point? Have the mindset to build residual income starting with your first job. Now some graduates may receive dividends from bonds, or have enough of an inheritance to hold them over between jobs. However, the majority will enter the workforce without any backup income should their job go away (and in this day and age I can almost guarantee it will go away at some point). So it's best to set-up residual income at the onset.
"Welcome to Wealth Road" is written for the average-income and newly rich investor. It outlines wealth building the old fashion way so you can get residual income rolling in. The book cost $7.95 and you can read an excerpt before you purchase on the Amazon website. Just key in the title.
May you always find prosperity,
The Guide
