Is Truly Rich Club Really Worth It?


Newbies or people who don't have the luxury of time to spend all day in the stock market are usually those who join Truly Rich Club. I have been a member since 2016 and just recently renewed my membership because... ugh... I don't really know why, I just know that I have to renew it because the money that they're earning from their member's subscription are being donated. So if they're donating my membership fee, it means I'm donating too.

Getting stock updates are not the only thing that the Truly Rich Club offers. They also send inspirational blogs and some religious stuff that their christian members truly appreciaties. Whenever I attend Bo's seminar, he would always say that if you're just joining the club to be rich, please don't because the club is not just all about being rich and all that. Unfortunately, I'm only joining the club to get the stock recommendations and SAM table. 

If you're someone like me and you plan to join the club, think again.

How much can you invest on a monthly basis? The club encourages members to invest whatever their members can, 1000, 2000, 3000... it doesn't matter to them how much as long as you're investing regularly. This is just so wrong.  You can't earn the P500 membership back if you're only investing 5,000 or less a month. 

I invest 10,000 every month on my first year and my 120,000 became 132,000 during my anniversary. I basically earned an interest of 12,000 in 1 year. Not bad right? That's an interest that you can never get from your bank but you have to take note also that I paid an annual subsciription of 4.5k so technically I only bagged 7500.

My recommendation is, if you can't invest at least 5,000 a month and not a fan of Bo Sanchez, Truly Rich Club is not for you. My suggestion is to look for other investment platforms or other clubs where maximazing your earnings is the real intention.

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