Here at Crowdability, Matt and I like to keep a low profile. For the past several years, we’ve quietly been teaching ordinary investors like you how to make a fortune by investing in startups.
A couple of years ago, ProPublica published a shocking report… It managed to get its hands on 25 years’ worth of tax returns for some of the wealthiest investors in the world. And what it discovered is almost unbelievable: In 2007, Jeff Bezos paid zero income taxes.
Did you see Monday’s Wall Street Journal? While the rest of the media world was covering the mess around Silicon Valley Bank, the Journal ran a fascinating story.
It’s tempting to dream about becoming an overnight millionaire. All you need to do is pick the right stock or startup investment, and you could be swimming in a bath of money like Scrooge McDuck.
Today I’d like to introduce you to a rare and very exclusive concept. It’s an investment that’s normally reserved for the country’s ultra-rich — something known as… A Venture Capital Fund.