Welcome back to your weekly lesson on how to plant your own Money Trees to help grow your wealth. This week’s episode Lloyd, your Money Mentor, helps you understand the world of Stocks and why it is a great way for you to have your money grow your wealth.

Lloyd explains why stocks are a safer bet for beginners, than jumping into real estate, when planting your Money Trees. He gives you actionable advice, so you can start to grow your Millionaire Stock Portfolio, just as Lloyd did when he started at 25 years old.

He breaks down why people feel Real Estate is the “safer less risky” investment when compared to the “riskier” option of buying stock or shares in a business. Lloyd explains why learning about the Stock Market is your best course of action to growing your net worth!

All this and more on this week's episode of Money Grows on Trees Podcast! If you found this episode useful please share it with a friend, rate and review, or follow Lloyd on social media! 

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In his early 20's Lloyd J. Ross picked up a book called “The Snowball” a comprehensive biography about Warren Buffet, arguably the world’s greatest investor of all time and one of the wealthiest on the planet. 

He bought his first stock at age 25… at age 37, Lloyd is now just a breath away from achieving his first major financial goal of $1 million, without ever using debt.

He also bought a book called "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and that helped him, his wife and older sister start a side hustle, and now they teach people how to plant their own Money Tree.

Join Lloyd on his journey helping everyday people reach their financial goals.

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