The Wealth Code 2.0: How the Rich Stay Rich in Good Times and Bad

A thoroughly revised and expanded update to the book that critics are calling the first true investing book for the "new normal" 

You entrusted your financial security to the “experts,” and now you’re wondering what it’ll take to recover from the economic crisis and get back on your feet. In this updated and expanded edition of his critically-acclaimed guide to staying rich in good times and bad, financial planner and investment strategist Jason Vanclef delivers more straight answers and solid solutions―and he takes a well-earned poke or two at Wall Street in the process. According to Vanclef, True Asset Class Diversification is the best way to build the solid financial foundation you need for a secure future. And he puts his money where his mouth is with a comprehensive, easy-to-understand and use plan for maximizing your investments―not just cutting your losses. 

• Learn the unvarnished truth about "tried and true" Wall Street practices and why stocks and bonds are not the answer―and which investment vehicles are
• Find out how to diversify into oil/gas, equipment, ,notes, real estate, bullion and rare coins the way the super-rich do―information that Wall Street doesn’t want you to have
• Get priceless advice on whether or not to pay off your home or pay cash for a car and how to build your wealth more efficiently
• Discover the pitfalls of insurance and Variable/Fixed/Index Fixed annuities that agents will never tell you about
• Get the lowdown  on advanced income tax reduction strategies, discounted Roth IRA conversions, and asset protection techniques that will help protect your hard earned wealth.

Jason Vanclef (Santa Monica, CA) is a Financial Planner and strategist whose Asset Class Diversification model, taught in this book, is responsible for 97% of his clients--around 750 men and women--not only to weather the economic storm between October 2007 and March of 2009, but to make money. Vanclef specializes in the use of alternative investments such as oil/gas, commercial real estate, equipment leases, rare coins and so forth. He teaches the use of these investments alongside traditional ideas to build worst case scenario portfolio's for his clients as well as follow a more common sense viewpoint to the economy and what lies ahead. Education is the core of his diversification model and he spends the majority of his time teaching current clients about the various investment ideas and how they relate to each other. Investment ideas the rich use often yet most people are unaware of. The Wealth Code: How the Rich Stay Rich in Good Times and Bad is a culmination of the years spent educating his clients through stories to simplify very complex investment strategies and concepts that have allowed the informed rich to stay rich in these tumultuous times.