Investment Fund Secrets with Bridger Pennington

<p>How to build a fund without working on Wall Street or getting a Harvard Degree.</p><p>In today's <strong><em>Better Wealth Episode, </em></strong>I had the privilege of interviewing Bidger Pennington, co-founder of Investment Fund Secret, a company with the goal of teaching other fund managers how to start, build, and scale their own fund without having an Ivy League degree or working on Wall Street for 15+ years. In this episode Bridger shares his incredible knowledge of setting up funds successfully, but beyond that, the knowledge of wealth he shares in this interview is like a mini webinar/course style. Listen as he shares his story of being raised in an entrepreneurial home and why his dad’s tough love has helped Bridger discover a better understanding of funds and success in business. Bridger shares his 4 Step Fund Launch Formula 1.) Find an Incredible Deal 2.) Frame the Deal Out 3.) Go Pitch Investors/Get A Soft Degree 4.) Go Get Legal Docs and Launch your Fund. Listen as he defines and highlights the different Rolls of the fund - 1.) Expert Investor 2.) Fund Manager 3.) Money Raiser.&nbsp; Bridger dives deep into the ways of building a fund, breaks down information he teaches in his training courses and shares his expertise. Not only is this episode rich in content, I partnered with Bridger to offer case studios and additional value in his free webinar located at this web link <a href="http://www.betterwealth.com/bridger" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.betterwealth.com/bridger</a> !</p><p><strong><u>BetterWealth Links &amp; Resources:&nbsp;</u></strong></p><p><a href="http://www.betterwealth.com/bridger" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.betterwealth.com/bridger</a>&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p><strong><u>Guest Bio:&nbsp;</u></strong></p><p>In 2013 when Bridger was going into his freshman year at Birgham Young University, he knew that he wanted to be an investor. Of course, in order to invest money, Bridger realized that he needed to have money in the first place...</p><p>To solve t