In The Press

“Someone with Type 1 diabetes will likely find it tough to qualify for life insurance, much less find inexpensive coverage, […] Meanwhile, someone with Type 2 diabetes ‘is much more likely to be insurable.'” – Guy Baker

“[Millionaires] invest in equities and debt that are low risk with a high probability of reasonable income. They become much more focused on whether they are going to get their capital back than doubling it or tripling it in the next 10 years.” – Guy Baker

“Debt has escalated during the crisis as people have had to find ways to pay their most urgent bill. Once order is restored, the debts will have to be eliminated.” – Guy Baker

“Expect tax rates to rise, the Fed to offset increasing inflation with higher rates, and the economy to slow,” – Guy Baker

“Everyone’s situation is different. Generally speaking, I would advise them to put that money into a globally diversified equity fund comprised of up to 15,000 stocks, that is tuned to the “efficient frontier.” To me, the efficient frontier is that sweet spot everyone has between risk and reward. How much risk are you willing to feel comfortable with based on how much of a reward you need for taking a risk? Everyone’s efficient frontier is different.” – Guy Baker