Scott Burns - Doug Andrew
- 2005 0904 - The Tennessean - No-equity plan has several big pitfalls - [Doug Andrew], by Scott Burns - Page E2 - newspapers.com/article/the-tennessean/148137154/
- 2005 0906 - Victoria Advocate - Taking 'Missed Fortune 101 ' to the reality lab, [Doug Andrew], by Scott Burns - Page 7
- 2006 0626 - The Akron Beacon Journal - Investing home equity elsewhere risky business, [Doug Andrew-?], by Scott Burns - Page D003 - newspapers.com/article/the-akron-beacon-journal/148136345/
- A: Workshops like the one you attended are happening all around the country. Those who give them attend marketing seminars and join a group devoted to getting people to use their home equity to index life insurance policies.
- Recently, I attended a seminar like the one you attended.
- There are several flaws in the idea.
- While it could, in theory, work, it is very likely that execution costs (i.e. sales commissions and life insurance costs) would severely limit or actually destroy the projected benefits.
- 2007 1111 - Austin American-Statesman - Don't just buy into insurance book's claims - [Doug Andrew], by Scott Burns --- [BonkNote]
- Douglas Andrew has a new book out. "The Last Chance Millionaire: It's Not Too Late to Become Wealthy" was published in June. It is a continuation of the saga that began with "Missed Fortune" (2002) and "Missed Fortune 101" (2005).
- 2005 0906 - Victoria Advocate - Taking 'Missed Fortune 101 ' to the reality lab, by Scott Burns, Investors Network - Page 7
