Have people had positive experiences with the Passive Pockets membership? I'm debating whether to sign up but I'm wondering how others have used it/found it most useful. It's currently $395/year. Thoughts?
I’ve actually had a positive experience with PassivePockets. I’ve been a member for about a year, and the biggest value for me has been using it as a research tool rather than expecting it to make the investment decision for me.
I mainly use it to learn which companies people have had good experiences with and, just as importantly, which ones to be cautious about. I pay particular attention to the positive reviews and member experiences before spending time digging deeper into an opportunity.
For me, the $395/year is worthwhile if you’re actively looking at passive investments. I wouldn’t view the membership as a substitute for your own due diligence, but having a place to compare experiences and learn from other investors has been useful.
I’ve actually had a positive experience with PassivePockets. I’ve been a member for about a year, and the biggest value for me has been using it as a research tool rather than expecting it to make the investment decision for me.
I mainly use it to learn which companies people have had good experiences with and, just as importantly, which ones to be cautious about. I pay particular attention to the positive reviews and member experiences before spending time digging deeper into an opportunity.
For me, the $395/year is worthwhile if you’re actively looking at passive investments. I wouldn’t view the membership as a substitute for your own due diligence, but having a place to compare experiences and learn from other investors has been useful.
Fantastic outlook and overview @Victor Patel, I appreciate it. Have had a few people ask me about it and candidly I don't know much about it but this is a helpful overview and value prop.
I’ve heard good things about PassivePockets, but there are also similar communities worth considering that don’t charge a membership fee, including Long Angle and 506 Investor Group. It may be worth comparing the communities, resources, and member activity before deciding which is the best fit.