15 Mar 2010 @ 9:43 AM 
Click on the link below to view my Bank­ing Strate­gies webi­nar pre­sen­ta­tion hand­out. You may print it and take notes as I present to you via a live gotomeet­ing webi­nar or you can read through it now and call me to ask any ques­tions you may have. I hope this infor­ma­tion opens your mind to a whole new world of finan­cial pos­si­bilites. I look for­ward to dis­cussing this bank­ing method with you soon.

Bank­ing Strate­gies Webi­nar Handout.

If you are inter­ested in a free, per­son­al­ized, no oblig­a­tion analy­sis, Click Here to fill out our request form and we can get started on your finan­cial free­dom and well­be­ing now. If you down­load the form you can fill it out on-line and then save it to your com­puter. You can then email it to me as an attach­ment to jennifer@debtdiagnosis .com

  “Sup­pose there was a finan­cial instru­ment with a track record stretch­ing back 1,400 years, that was so solid it could sur­vive the Great Depres­sion intact; that earned untaxed inter­est at a com­pet­i­tive rate; that could be bor­rowed against at will regard­less of credit con­di­tions; and that could be used by indi­vid­u­als as well as major cor­po­ra­tions and banks as a safe har­bor dur­ing eco­nomic tur­moil? You’d call it a finan­cial banker for scary times, and you’d be talk­ing about mutual whole insur­ance. This is not the life insur­ance that only pays when you die. Mutual Whole Life is the kind of insur­ance our par­ents and grand­par­ents owned in the good old days before the stock mar­ket began to boom in the 1980’s and 1990’s. Mutual whole life saw our elders through thick and thin, and after sev­eral decades of being mus­cled aside by the allure of the stock mar­ket, it’s mak­ing a big come­back. But I’m aston­ished at how few of the many invest­ment advi­sors I meet under­stand how mutual whole life poli­cies work, or don’t offer them to clients because they aren’t sexy or new… Mutual life insur­ance is mak­ing a come­back now that our spec­u­la­tive econ­omy has blown up and finan­cial dis­as­ter is dri­ving peo­ple away from risk and back to basics. .…Mutual or “par­tic­i­pat­ing” whole life insur­ance is the clos­est thing to own­ing your own bank. The con­cept of mutual insur­ane is rather sim­ple, espe­cially com­pared with the com­plex annu­ity prod­ucts that were so pop­u­lar until recently. And the ben­e­fits include all those listed in my open­ing para­graph.” - John E. Girouard,  Forbes.com 2/19/09

 

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