DEBT DIAGNOSIS

Page 85, point 3, of Best Sell­ing Author Nel­son Nash’s book, Becom­ing Your Own Banker, asks you to con­sider this point — When you get paid for your work, you put ALL of it into “some­one else’s bank” and then write checks from the account to buy the things of life. SO, “some­one else’s bank” gets all of your money.

If you owned a pri­vate reserve sys­tem, wouldn’t you want to run ALL your busi­ness through it? If this is so, the life insur­ance pre­mi­ums paid each year should ulti­mately equal your annual income.

When you deposit your money into a cor­ner bank you are actu­ally lend­ing them your money so they can use it to lend back to you or to oth­ers at a much higher profit mar­gin than what the actual inter­est rates adver­tised on these bank win­dows below portray.

The rates tell the aver­age per­son, who has been taught to focus on rates alone, that the bank appears to not be earn­ing a high profit mar­gin, but noth­ing could be fur­ther from the truth.

Please click and read the linked arti­cle Long Term Sav­ings below.

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Why would you not want to own your own pri­vate reserve system?

Look again at the bank photo above. It is an excel­lent exam­ple of why you do not want to tie up your long term sav­ings and retire­ment money so you are then forced to bor­row your own money from the same finan­cial sys­tem at a rate much higher than what you are earn­ing. All while you have few to no guar­an­tees you will even have your prin­ci­pal returned to you when you need it most. With added penal­ties and restric­tions as well.

Because your financ­ing needs are much greater and will pro­duce a much greater profit for you, over your life­time, than invest­ing and sav­ings com­bined, just look­ing at rates of return does not pro­vide a true or real syn­op­sis of real­ity in the finan­cial world.

Also, just look­ing at the illus­tra­tions of the insur­ance com­pa­nies is not as impor­tant as under­stand­ing all the bank­ing strat­egy nuances that can be uti­lized to cre­ate wealth with your own pri­vate bank­ing system.

You actu­ally finance every­thing you buy. You either pay inter­est to some­one else or you give up inter­est you could have earned else­where. There are no exceptions.

It really does mat­ter who owns your debt.  — If it is not YOU, you are unknow­ingly and unnec­es­sar­ily los­ing wealth.

It really does mat­ter who is in con­trol of your money.  — If it is not YOU, you are unknow­ingly and unnec­es­sar­ily los­ing wealth.

It really does mat­ter who is edu­cat­ing you about what to do with your money. — Have your finan­cial adviser take this test and com­pare their finan­cial sug­ges­tions with ours and see which way you want to go.

If you don’t have a finan­cial adviser, maybe the banks and tele­vi­sion ads have been edu­cat­ing you about how to bank with your money.

If that is the case, whose best inter­est do they have at heart?

Have you ever added up how much money you have deposited into some­one else’s bank thus far over your life­time? As an exam­ple, if you work from age 25 to age 65, that is 40 years. If your take home income is say $100,000 a year, that equals FOUR MILLION DOLLARS of your money, you have NOT deposited into YOUR bank­ing sys­tem. HELLO PEOPLE!!!

What if your take home is a measly $25,000 a year. That is still $1,000,000 over 40 years. And you thought you weren’t a millionaire.

But the ques­tion is, where is all that money?

Where do you park your money?

Which finan­cial vehi­cle have you cho­sen to flow your money through?

Debt cre­ates wealth. That’s how banks earn their wealth. The ques­tion is WHOSE bank are you giv­ing YOUR money to?

Under­stand the JOY of being in debt.……

to your­self,

as the owner of your own pri­vate reserve system

CALL ME, JENNIFER, NOW ON 845 – 649-7487 SO I CAN SHOW YOU WHAT OWNING YOUR OWN PRIVATE RESERVE SYSTEM ACTUALLY MEANS FOR YOU.