Democratising direct private equity with Graham Rowan

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Poor Millionaires

James Faulkner

15 episodes

1 week ago

Being a millionaire isn’t what it used to be. Only 33% of millionaires “feel rich”. PoorMillionaires.com is here for the “mass affluent” that make up the majority of the world’s 58m millionaires - those with wealth of $1m – $20m. We strive to educate, connect, and inspire - to give you the tools you need to thrive and deliver lasting prosperity for yourself and your family.

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Democratising direct private equity with Graham Rowan

Poor Millionaires

44 minutes 34 seconds

3 months ago

Democratising direct private equity with Graham Rowan

Today's guest is international speaker, tv presenter and author Graham Rowan. Graham has worked with High Net Worth investors for more than a decade and is on a mission to democratise access to direct private equity deals. Graham believes that selectively accessing deals with these early stage companies can give Poor Millionaires an edge when it comes to 'levelling up' and making that jump to the next tier of wealth. You can hear more from Graham at InsideInvestorClub.com.

Poor Millionaires is the show focused on helping you escape the ranks of the mass affluent and start your journey to generational wealth.

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This podcast is for educational purposes only. The information does not constitute financial advice or recommendation and should not be considered as such. The value of investments and any income derived from them can fall as well as rise and you may not get back the original amount you invested.