Archive for the ‘FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101’ Category
What is Free Banking?
http://newmedia.ufm.edu/selginfreebanking
September 1, 2012
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: free banking, free banking videos, VIDEOS, What is Free Banking · Posted in: Uncategorized, VIDEOS, What is FREE BANKING?, What is Free Banking?
Victoria Grant, 12, Hits Lecture Circuit To Explain How Canadian Banking Is A Fraud (VIDEO)
Victoria Grant on Bank Fraud
May 16, 2012
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Canadian Bank Fraud, Victoria Grant · Posted in: Bank Fraud
True Lessons of the Recession
The True Lessons of the Recession The West Can’t Borrow and Spend Its Way to Recovery by Raghuram Rajan Raghuram Rajan is Professor of Finance at the University of ChicagoBooth School of Business and the author of Fault Lines: How HiddenFractures Still Threaten the World Economy. Foreign Affairs May 2012 True Lessons of the Recession […]
May 12, 2012
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Foreign Affairs, Raghuram Rajan, True Lesson of the Recession, University of Chicago · Posted in: RECESSION - True Lessons of
As Good As (Better Than) Gold!
As Good As (Better Than) Gold!by Kevin LaskoMy dad passed away on July 8, 2011 from a massive heart attack at the age of 89. He was a great man and even better father. He was also an avid coin collector, nothing high end, but he really enjoyed looking at his collection and showing my […]
May 2, 2012
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Posted in: Gold vs Whole Life
How to Calculate Interest Volume — The % you are really paying.
This is why just looking at interest rates has gotten so many people into financial trouble. We must also understand interest volume & interest velocity. Compare how much you are paying with how much you are earning — in dollars rather than percentages. First we will begin with how much you are really paying? Follow the instructions below.
March 18, 2012
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: How to calculate interest volume, Interest Volume · Posted in: DEBT ELIMINATION, INTEREST 101 - rate vs cost, Interest VOLUME, L21) Diagnosing Debt
The Truth About Participating Whole Life Insurance — Actual 48 year history comparison.
January 28, 2012
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Actual 48 year history comparison, miller, The Truth About Participating Whole Life Insurance, whole life vs other investments · Posted in: FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, Tax Free Life Insurance for Affluent, TERM or WHOLE LIFE, Whole Life vs Other Investments
A Concise History of the Fed
A Concise History of the Fed Admit nothing. Explain nothing. As a general rule, the most successful man in life is the man who has the best information Mayer Amschel Bauer Rothschild, founder of the International Banking House of Rothschild said: “Let me issue and control a nation’s money and I care not who writes the laws.”
January 4, 2012
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: A concise history of the fed, Federal Reserve Act, Federal Reserve Bank (FED), J.P. Morgan, National Monetary Commission, Paul Warburg, Rothschild, Senator Aldrich., Trust Company of America, US Treasury · Posted in: A Concise History of the FED, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, GreenBacks, How Banking Really Works, OBJECTIVES of the FEDERAL RESERVE
Misunderstood Banking Tactics
1. Cash Back Credit Cards charge the businesses 3% of every transaction whenever you use your credit card. And that is on top of a monthly fee they charge just for the privilege of being able to accept payment from you with a credit card versus cash or cheque. The bank does not give you […]
December 20, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Bank Tricks · Posted in: Bank Trickery
Essential Knowledge For A Wall Street Protestor — Vatican calls for global authority on economy
Click to view video Part two of Essential Knowledge For A Wall Street Protestor
October 25, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: central world bank, essential knowledge for a wall street protestor, the vatican, wall street protestor, world bank · Posted in: David Icke, Griffin - Birth of Federal Reserve, VIDEOS, Wall Street and the Fed., Wall Street Protestor Must Know
The Twelve US Federal Reserve Districts
The Twelve Federal Reserve Districts **Note: There are several dozen more branch locations. Please check the Federal Reserve district near you Listen to the OBJECTIVES of the FIAT MONEY ADMINISTRATION whoops, I mean the FEDERAL RESERVE BANK that isn’t owned by our federal government, that does not have a reserve of money for us and […]
October 7, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Federal Government, Federal Reserve Bank, Federal Reserve Districts, Fiat Money Administration · Posted in: GreenBacks, OBJECTIVES of the FEDERAL RESERVE
Protected: L09) How to Turn Liabilities into Assets Using Financing as a Wealth Creation Strategy
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
September 10, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
Enter your password to view comments.
Tags: turn liabilites into assets · Posted in: Assets vs Liabilities, CLIENT LESSONS, L09) Turn Liabilities into Assets, PASSWORD PROTECTED, RECORDED WEBINAR TRAININGS
Abundance is Available for YOU. Do the ‘Money Rampage’ with Abraham NOW!
When asked what he thought about the recession in 1991, Sam Walton of Walmart replied, “I thought about it, and I decided not to join” He went on to quadruple his business over the next two years. While his competitors were all downsizing, he was up-sizing. No one has been able to catch up since […]
June 6, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Abraham Hicks, Money Rampage · Posted in: FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, Money Rampage, VIDEOS
INTEREST 101 — Rate vs Cost — Earned vs charged
Interest is always working. It is either working for you or against you. You are either earning interest, paying interest or losing the opportunity to earn interest. There are no other scenarios. As a society we have been trained to look at certain aspects of banking in a limited way because by so doing we […]
June 6, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
2 Comments
Tags: interest 101, interest earned vs charged, interest rate vs cost, Mutual Funds · Posted in: FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, INTEREST 101 - rate vs cost
Greenbacks. LOL
June 4, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: 100, 100 dollar note, greenbacks, waving money · Posted in: GreenBacks
State Banks bypassing Washington, Wall Street and the Fed.
It’s all about Banking. A Second American Revolution? More than 80 years ago, Wall Street triggered the Great Depression and cast millions into poverty and despair. The capacity of the states and local governments to deal with the catastrophe was overwhelmed. President Franklin D. Roosevelt used the federal government in ways never before seen or […]
May 19, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
One Comment
Tags: American Revolution, North Dakota Bank, State Banks, The Fed, Treasury Secretary Geithner, Wall Street · Posted in: PUBLIC BANKS, State Banks bypassing Washington, Wall Street and the Fed., Wall Street and the Fed.
When You Get Paid, Where Do You Put ALL Your Money?
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 […]
May 19, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: becoming your own banker, Debt, Economic Value Added, EVA, interest rate comparison, long term savings, nelson nash, rates of return, Where do you put your money? · Posted in: FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, wHERE dO yOU pUT all yOUR mONEY
113 Bank Fees/Charges
Here is a list 113 reasons why you would want to thoroughly investigate Becoming Your Own Banker. Why subject yourself to this list of mostly unwarranted charges. Now I am not suggesting that by Becoming Your Own Banker you will never have to use a regular corner bank again, because you will have to. However, you will definitely be less and less, at their mercy, the longer you own and operate your own private banking system.
April 19, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: ATM charges, Bank charges, Bank Fees, becoming your own banker, Credit Card Charges · Posted in: 113 Bank fee/charges, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101
Where Can You Earn a 30% Guaranteed Return?
First of all, who do you know that earns between a 15% and a 40% return? Most people respond with — I don’t know.
April 13, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: 30% guaranteed return, asset protection, Lost Opportunity Cost, Privatized Banking · Posted in: 30% Returns Guaranteed, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101
Dow Jones Averages — in dollars
Please click here to see investing from 2000 to 2010 and also 1994 to 2010 (Dow Jones) Dow Jones — Here are the last 11 years average return as a percentage and also actual performance in dollars. So if you started investing in 2000, this could be your growth. Let’s begin with a $1,000.00 investment. Year […]
March 30, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: component stocks, consistent value for the index, diversified portfolio, DOW JONES, DowJones 2000 -2010, kiyosaki, mutual funds retirement plans, price weighted, RATE of RETURN, scaled average, stock dividend, stock splits · Posted in: DOW JONES Performance, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101
What is the ‘lost-opportunity-cost’ of paying with CASH?
Let’s use a car purchase as an example of the Lost Opportunity Cost of spending cash. Let’s begin with assuming you have $20,000 saved up in a savings account and you want to buy a car. You do not want to pay the bank all that interest and you have been told that CASH is KING so you […]
March 28, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Cost of Spending Cash, Lost Opportunity Cost · Posted in: Lost Opportunity Cost of Spending Cash
How Banks Profit From Your Deposits
Below is an Example of Velocity at work for a bank. What do you care about a banks velocity? This portrays what they do with your money and why the financial system is set up to prevent you from doing this for yourself.
February 10, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: 000, 1.5%, 100, 4%, bank, bank profits, CD, how privatized banking really works, Mutual Funds, RATE of RETURN, vehicle loans, volume and velocity · Posted in: Bank Profits are HUGE, Bank Profits on CD, RATE of RETURN, Volume & Velocity
Alabama Town’s Failed Pension Is a Warning
Published: Thursday, 23 Dec 2010 | 4:39 AM ET By: Michael Cooper and Mary Williams Walsh The New York Times This struggling small city on the outskirts of Mobile was warned for years that if it did nothing, its pension fund would run out of money by 2009. Right on schedule, its fund ran dry.
January 21, 2011
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Alabama, Failed Pension Plans, NEW YORK TIMES, Pension Plans, Prichard · Posted in: Failed Pension Plans, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, NEW YORK TIMES
Ron Paul to Audit ‘The Fed’
December 23, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Audit The Fed, Ron Paul, The Fed · Posted in: FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, Ron Paul to Audit the Fed, VIDEOS
IRC 529 vs IRC 7702 — Saving for College
First of all, what is a 529? (It is the Tax code governing college savings plans) The 529 college savings plan is a state sponsored, tax-advantaged tool that is offered so families can save specifically for qualified higher education expenses for their children. Personally, I do not like to call them ‘savings’ plans due to […]
December 23, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: 529 saving for college, 529 savings plan, 529 vs 7702, cash value in life insurance policies, compare college savings plans, forbes magazine, internal revenue code 529, internal revenue code 7702, IRC 529, IRC 7702, IRC529, IRC7702, saving for college, using life insurance to save for college, Wall Street Journal · Posted in: 529 vs 7702, A different way of saving for college
Cash Value Life Insurance: A Cornerstone Asset Of a Bank
Cash Value Life Insurance: A Cornerstone Asset Of a Bank By Barry Dyke November 24, 2008 Cash value life insurance is one of the most important assets of a bank, particularly America’s large banks. Banks purchase so much cash value life insurance that life insurance of this type has its own name BOLI (bank-owned-life-insurance). Banks own […]
November 17, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
2 Comments
Tags: Bank Owned Life Insurance, Barry Dyke, BOLI, Cash Value life insurance, insurancenewsnet.com · Posted in: Cornerstone Asset of Banks, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101
The Birth of the Federal Reserve — by G. Edward Griffin
The Objectives of the Federal Reserve from The Creature of Jekyll Island. We have been led to believe that the Federal Reserve is failing in it’s objectives but the reality is it is succeeding magnificently. We just think their objectives are the same as ours, but they are not. See audio link below — 1910 – 1913 Federal Reserve System […]
October 10, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: bailout, birth of federal reserve, commercial banks, Federal Reserve, G. EDWARD GRIFFIN, how privatized banking really works, IBC, insurance financing, our federal government, private capital formation, sinking fund, sound money, The Creature from Jekyll Island · Posted in: Birth of the Federal Reserve, BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS, Creature from Jekyll Island - Audio, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, Griffin - Birth of Federal Reserve, OBJECTIVES of the FEDERAL RESERVE, VIDEOS
Difference between a Stock and a Mutual Insurance Company
The main difference between a Stock Insurance Company and a Mutual Insurance Company is that the Stock owned company is responsible for making money for the stock holders where as a Mutually owned company is responsible for making money for the Policy Holders, which would be YOU.
September 20, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: 700 billion bail out, Insurance, Mutual, nelson nash, policy owners, Privatized Banking, shareholders, Stock, stock holders, Stock vs Mutual Insurance Companies, tax free dividends, wall street bailout · Posted in: FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, STOCK vs MUTUAL Insurance Co's, Stock vs Mutual Insurance Companies
Banks Fund Bonuses with Life Insurance, WSJ.com
Click on Title to Reach Article
August 25, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
2 Comments
Tags: Bank Bonuses, life insurance, Wall Street Journal, WSJ.com · Posted in: Banks Fund Bonuses w/ PLI, Benefits of Permanent Insurance, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, Life Insurance with Living Benefits
Medical Economics — The Case for Investing in Life Insurance
June 19, 2009 The case for investing in life insurance By Barry James Dyke Now could be the right time to invest in your own health. Two years ago, presidential candidate John McCain secured initial campaign financing by using his $3 million life insurance policy as collateral. In 1980, Doris Christopher used a life insurance loan to […]
August 25, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Ben Bernanke, capital reserves, Federal Reserve, invest in life insurance, John McCain, Medical Economics, Permanent Life Insurance, term life, volatile mutual funds · Posted in: Benefits of Permanent Insurance, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, Medical Economics
Pirates of Manhatten Author reveals Suze Orman
Author of Pirates of Manhattan, Barry James Dyke reveals his research on what Suze Orman’s employers actually do — Whole Life or Term. “This is an eye opening book. It has fascinating insight to the corrupt practices of certain financial institutions in America. Americans will be much better off when they read this book. It is […]
August 22, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
One Comment
Tags: Barry James Dyke, Congressman, Jay Leno, Pirates of Manhattan, Ron Paul, Suze Orman, Tonight show host · Posted in: BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS, Dyke - Whole Life vs Term, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, Pirates of Manhattan, Pirates of Manhatten, VIDEOS
Foundation for Economic Education
Please go to www.fee.org and check out all the free downloadable books. ******************************* The Origin, Nature and History of Money FEE President, Lawrence W. Reed spoke to supporters attending an Evening at FEE in Irvington on August 7, 2010. ******************************* Check out The Pension Idea by Paul L. Poirot
August 17, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: FEE, FEE President, FOUNDATION for ECONOMIC EDUCATION, Lawrence W Reed, Nature and History of Money, Origin, Paul L. Poirot, The Pension Idea, www.fee.org · Posted in: F.E.E. History of Money, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, Origin, Nature and History of Money, VIDEOS
How Privatized Banking Really Works
How Privatized Banking Really Works Integrating Austrian Economics with the Infinite Banking Concept By L. Carlos Lara and Robert P. Murphy, PhD. What if there was a solution to government intervention and our current money madness? Would you hesitate one minute in wanting to know what it is? Of course not! No one would. The […]
August 16, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Austrian Economics, How Banking Really Works, Infinite Banking Concept, Lara and Murphy, nelson nash, Privatized Banking · Posted in: BANKING with INSURANCE, BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, How Banking Really Works, How Privatized Banking Really Works, NELSON NASH
Conspiracy of the Rich — Robert Kiyosaki
Click here to view video Kiyosaki is right, dollars have no intrinsic value. If you are going to try to accumulate dollars, you are wasting your time as dollars have no value other than that which we and other people place on those’ little green pieces of paper with pictures of dead presidents on them’. Banking […]
August 7, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: Banking, gold, purchasing power, robert kiyosaki, silver · Posted in: Cash Flow - The Pulse of Your Business, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, Kiyosaki - Conspiracy of the Rich, trump/Kiyosaki/Harvard, VIDEOS
You Must Change The Way You Think and Become Financially Educated with YOUR Money.
Rich Dad Poor Dad helps you become financially educated as does Nelson Nash. It is the responsibility of each individual to become financially educated and stop the downturn from middle class to lower class if we want to stop becoming a third world country. Yes, that means you. You must take responsibility for your finances and […]
August 2, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
No Comments
Tags: becoming your own banker, best selling author, ERISA, Goldman Sachs, L. Carlos Lara, nelson nash, Ph.D., Rich Dad Poor Dad, robert kiyosaki, Robert P. Murphy · Posted in: FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101
Assets vs Liabilities — Rich Dad Poor Dad — Your House is NOT an Asset
What Makes Rich Dad Different? Assets vs. Liabilities One of the main reasons people are struggling financially today is that they don’t really understand the difference between assets and liabilities and they are calling their liabilities assets. Click below to watch Robert explain his simple definition of an asset that will help immediately think […]
June 20, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
7 Comments
Tags: Assets vs Liabilities, Rich Dad Poor Dad · Posted in: Assets vs Liabilities
Mutual Life Insurance is making a comeback now that our speculative economy has blown up
How to preserve your capital with guaranteed growth and safety. Aren’t we all inundated with negative crap from everywhere from media to private conversations to internet. Who is offering a viable, lucrative, safe and secure alternative for our money? There is one financial vehicle offered by a company that has been around for and paid […]
April 10, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
2 Comments
Tags: AIG, business week, education fund, einstein, FORBES, great depression, John E. Girouard, Mutual Funds, mutual life insurance, Mutual Whole Life, RATE of RETURN, retirement accounts, S&P 500, tax deferred, Wall Street, Wall Street Alternative, Wall Street Journal · Posted in: FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, INVESTMENTS - What's Most Important To You?, Life Insurance with Living Benefits, Mutual Life Insurance Coming Back, Wall Street Alternative
Banking Strategies Webinar Handout
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 […]
March 15, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
2 Comments
Tags: Banking Strategies, financial instrument, FORBES, gotomeeting, great depression, investment advisors, John E. Girouard, life insurance, mutual life insurance, mutual whole insurance, Webinar Handout · Posted in: Banking Strategies Revealed
Banking Strategies Revealed — Live Webinars — Sign-up NOW!
REGISTER BELOW. NO CHARGE. My goal is to empower you to take control of your finances by pulling back the curtain to reveal behind the scenes of the financial industries secret place, where their strategies and tactics are hiding. My hope is that after this webinar you will never see your finances in the same way […]
January 27, 2010
·
Jennifer ·
2 Comments
Tags: Banking Strategies, banking strategies revealed, mathematically minded, secrets revealed, stock market, webinar · Posted in: Banking Strategies Revealed, INTRODUCTORY WEBINARS
Life Insurance, an asset class for general public for your Portfolio.Whole
Watch the CNBC interview video below about how Whole Life Insurance is a safe asset that should be considered for your portfolio. You can be sure of a beyond decent return. It is now an asset class for the general public. It has always been for banks, corporations and college endowments. Click here to view video […]
December 16, 2009
·
Jennifer ·
8 Comments
Tags: asset class, cash value, CNBC - Life Ins. New Asset Class, CNBC interview, college endowments, Dividends, face value, general public, high rates of return, life insurance, Mutual Whole Life, paid up additions, portfolio, recession proof, tax free gains, universal life, variable life, whole life insurance · Posted in: BANKING with INSURANCE, CNBC - Life Ins. New Asset Class, FINANCIAL EDUCATION 101, NELSON NASH, Nelson Nash’s Thoughts On Universal Life And Variable Life, Universal & Variable Life Not For BANKING, VIDEOS
Mathematics for the Love of God — here is 101% proof
Mathematics for the Love of God — here is 101% proof Beauty of Mathematics !!!!!!! 1 x 8 + 1 = 9 12 x 8 + 2 = 98 123 x 8 + 3 = 987 1234 x 8 + 4 = 9876 12345 x 8 + 5 = 98765 123456 x 8 + 6 = 987654 1234567 x 8 + 7 = […]
October 24, 2009
·
Jennifer ·
7 Comments
Tags: 101% proof, Beauty of Mathematics, Love of God, mathematics · Posted in: Wealth Building Strategies
Multi-Task Your Money By Understanding Core Banking Principals and Tier One Assets.
Multi Task Your Money by Understanding Core Banking Principals and Tier One Assets It seems to me that what we are constantly being taught to do with our money is exactly what is best for the financial institutions. They have their profits in the forefront of their advice to their customers. You and only you […]
September 10, 2009
·
Jennifer ·
4 Comments
Tags: 401(k), 529, Bank Owned Life Insurance, BOLI, CBS news, cbs news interview, cheque, Core Banking Principals, dividend paying mutual whole life insurance, high risk, IRA, minimum risk, Money, Multi-Task, Mutual Funds, tier one assets · Posted in: 401(k), Multi-Task Your Money
Top Level Financial Advice for 2009.
Top Rate Financial Advice for 2009
January 11, 2009
·
Jennifer ·
4 Comments
Tags: 845-649-7487, Add new tag, Bhala, Financial Landscape, Hansen, Home Business, Jennifer, MARK VICTOR HANSEN, Money Merge Account, SUCCESS, SUCCESS from Home magazine, SUCCESS Magazine, United First Financial · Posted in: SUCCESS magazine
