How to use this cheat sheet
Use this with people who are starting to think about money and do not want to ask what a term means. It earns trust without selling.
What is inside
- Start here: six words to know firstRisk
- The basicsAsset. Something you own that has value, such as savings, a home or an investment.
- Risk and returnReturn. What an investment gains or loses over time, including any income it pays.
- CostsFee. What you pay for advice, a product or a service, shown as an amount or a percentage.
- InvestmentsCash. Money in bank accounts.
- PlansTime horizon. How long until you need the money.
- Words that get mixed upSaving or investing
- Five questions before you buy anythingWhat is it, in one plain sentence?
Three title ideas for your own version
- Investing words in plain English
- The money terms cheat sheet
- What your statement means
Where to promote it
- community newsletters
- seminars
Can a financial advisor use a glossary as a lead magnet?
Yes, and it suits a cautious audience because it educates without promising results. Check the wording against your own compliance rules before you publish it.
Make this cheat sheet your own
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