How 1 Man Made 100 Times His Money after Age 50

By: Bruce Jackson

I never thought getting old was fun (I'm over 50).

"Over the hill!"

"Past your prime!"

Those were phrases I used to think about all the time. But that all changed not too long ago.

Suddenly, the fog had been lifted. Within a few hours, my outlook had completely changed.

You see, a team of Motley Fool analysts had been in the same room as another "senior citizen" who had made 100 times his money after he blew out the candles on his 50th birthday cake.

You may have heard of him. His name is Warren Buffett — the billionaire investor. That's right, Buffett had less than 1% of his current fortune at the time he turned Warren Buffett50!

So you can imagine how excited they were to find themselves in the same room as Warren Buffett himself.

Buffett fielded questions from those in the room for nearly 6 hours!

The catch was: No one was allowed to record any of it. No audio. No video.

They tried to write down every single word Buffett uttered. Over 10,000 words! I reckon their hands ached.

But boy was I glad they did! Buffett shared many of his master strategies that older Australians can use to build wealth later in life. Even if they need to catch up. And even if the ASX gets clobbered again.

This was one of the most important things that ever happened to my finances. That's why I want to share those strategies and tips with you today — so you can learn how Buffett made 100 times his money later in life.

I've gathered the strategies we learned from Buffett, distilled them down to 11 simple lessons, and put it in the exclusive report.

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