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