Press Release 3: Final

September 24, 2009
Cache Valley Area Investors Association (CVAIA)
Preston Parker, President160 N. Main Street
Logan UT, 84322

Passive income is money that doesn’t require any current thought, such as stock dividends and interest. CVAIA teaches people how to increase their passive income. If people are trained in to getting the right frame of mind and approaches to investing, they can all be successful in what they want. People should spend time doing what they want to do, not working just for job security. Passive income helps make this possible.
The CVAIA has three levels of membership. The email list has 82 members, the Facebook group that has 53 members, and active members who come to meetings about every other month. The easiest way to find out all you can about CVAIA is by their website (http://mimg.sulekha.com/eva-mendes/Stills/thumbnail/eva-mendes-stills36.jpg). When your passive income surpasses your expenses, you can live pretty much free of worry. You can live on your passive income.
The president Preston Parker said CVAIA is a “formal way of training education people about money management and investment.” CVAIA enhances the Law of Attraction, Law of Abundance, and the Law of Exchange. They follow the techniques found in the ideologies of books including Rich Dad Poor Dad, The Millionaire Next Door, and The Secret. There are “way too many opportunities in America to be unhappy with your job,” states Preston Parker. Passive income helps make this possible. The two things that make this possible are education and networking. Your education mitigates how many risks you take. You can invest three different things: your assets, your time, and your experience. There is a pyramid scheme to how you invest. The bottom is yourself, get your education, and get yourself sound. Next is real estate which is a pretty low risk investment, after that, is commodities, then collectables, securities, business and intellectual property, respectively. Intellectual property is the hardest to invest, and it requires the most education. The parts on the bottom on the bottom, such as real estate are based more on concrete value. This means there is a quality that can be held and has innat value. The higher aspects of the foundation like businesses and intellectual property are based more on apparant value. The value is approximated and depends completely on how much a person is willing to pay for it.
Please feel free to contact me at Jessica.vasil@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
By increasing passive income and lowering expenses, CVAIA focuses on how to invest time, assets, and experience in ways that help people become financially independent.
Jessica Vasil–end-