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.

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June 19, 2009

 

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 an excel­lent source of infor­ma­tion as to what is really going on in the finan­cial world.” —  Con­gress­man Ron Paul

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Suzie Orman says she hates Whole Life Insur­ance and rec­om­mends to her lis­ten­ers to buy Term and invest the difference.

Do Suzie Orman’s employ­ers take her advice in regards to buy­ing Term Life Insur­ance rather than the cash value whole life she hates so much? It seems Suzie Orman’s employ­ers do not take her advice. Because they know better.

Suzie Orman has some employ­ers that back her. One is TD Amer­i­Trade owned by Toronto Domin­ion Corp. She signed with them in Jan 2007. TD Amer­i­Trade also spon­sors Jim Cramer’s Mad Money. TDC owns 100% of  TD Bank North, who own $845 mil­lion High Cash Value Life Insur­ance.  They (TD Bank North) also own the Boston Gar­den. They have more invested in life insur­ance than in the Boston Garden.

Suzies employer CNBC is owned by Gen­eral Elec­tric Cor­po­ra­tion. Barry Dyke shows in the video above that he obtained their proxy state­ment filed with the FCC. It shows that:

GE’s CEO pays $122 thou­sand dol­lars annu­ally of cash value whole life insur­ance premium.

The CFO pays a pre­mium of $62,000 annually.

A Vice Chair­man of GE pays pre­mi­ums of $105 thou­sand annually.

Another vice chair­man of GE pays $79,000 per year and

head of NBC uni­ver­sal pays a $506,000 annual pre­mium into cash value whole life insur­ance. Read more in Barry Dyke’s book — see below.

Jay Leno Plugs Barry Dyke’s “Pirates of Manhattan”

This arti­cle has been removed. Gee, I won­der why? Feb­ru­ary 13, 2009 The Tonight Show host Jay Leno recently stated that author “Barry Dyke called it!”. Leno is refer­ring to the fact that Barry Dyke pre­dicted a major col­lapse of the U.S. finan­cial sys­tem in June 2007 way before every­one else when “The Pirates of Man­hat­tan” was first published….”

Inter­view with Barry Dyke on The Wealth Channel.

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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.

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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 prob­lem is so per­va­sive that a solu­tion seems impos­si­ble and yet, there is a solu­tion. This solution’s only require­ment is the action of a sin­gle per­son act­ing in a man­ner to help only him­self, but in so act­ing ulti­mately he helps all of soci­ety. See Free E-Book Ver­sion Below.

 

 

 

 

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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 is not about accu­mu­lat­ing, it is about uti­liz­ing money (how­ever one defines money) to cre­ate wealth.

Wealth is NOT money!  Gold is a com­mod­ity, just like sugar, corn, choco­late, or Twinkies.   Com­modi­ties to be valu­able must be traded for some­thing both exchang­ers find of value.

Bank­ing is about the effi­cient move­ment of money (how­ever one defines it) from one place to another, in the most timely and effi­cient man­ner possible.

The bank­ing process is a part of every­thing we do and every exchange we make.  You can buy gold and sit on it (accu­mu­late it), but even­tu­ally you will have to con­vert it to some­thing you want more than you want the gold.

Be care­ful with ‘accu­mu­lat­ing’ as accu­mu­lat­ing can rapidly turn to dead or life­less assets which then become toxic and become lia­bil­i­ties.  That process is the exchange process, which bank­ing facilitates.

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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 stop expect­ing the gov­ern­ment or some­one else to bail you out or sup­port your liv­ing needs. “What if there was a solu­tion to gov­ern­ment inter­ven­tion & our cur­rent money mad­ness? Would you hes­i­tate one minute in want­ing to know what it is? Of course not! No one would. The prob­lem is so per­va­sive that a solu­tion seems impos­si­ble, yet there is a solu­tion. This solution’s only require­ment is the action of a sin­gle per­son act­ing in a man­ner to help only him­self, but in so act­ing ulti­mately he helps all of soci­ety. ” By L. Car­los Lara and Robert P. Mur­phy, Ph.D. READ Best Sell­ing Author Nel­son Nash’s book  Becom­ing Your Own Banker TODAY, if you want to become finan­cially intel­li­gent so you can act in a man­ner to help your­self and all of soci­ety at the same time.

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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 div­i­dends with­out fail for over 106 years. Ask me more about it if you want a safe haven for some of your money.

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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

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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 again. That you will under­stand, how right now, you are a loaner of your money but you will know how to be the owner of your money. You will learn life chang­ing infor­ma­tion like the fol­low­ing. 1. Turn a pay­ment lia­bil­ity, life insur­ance pre­mium, into a wealth build­ing asset. 2. Turn a depre­ci­at­ing asset, car, into an appre­ci­at­ing asset. 3. Have liq­uid­ity, access and con­trol of your money. 4. Build a secure retire­ment with­out risk of loss. 5. Can­cel debt inter­est while build­ing a retire­ment. 6. Recap­ture prin­ci­pal and inter­est pay­ments on loans. 7. Earn income that is never taxed. 8. Leave a legacy for your loved ones that is not tax­able. 9. Multi-task your money instead of Uni-tasking. 10. Law­suit, cred­i­tor and judg­ment pro­tec­tion for your money. More »

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.

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9 rea­sons to add whole life insur­ance as one of your assets, accord­ing to the CNBC interview.

 

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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 = 9876543

12345678 x 8 + 8 = 98765432

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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 have your own best inter­est at heart and so it is imper­a­tive for you to make the effort to under­stand bank­ing prin­ci­pals and con­cepts so you can do what the banks do, not what they tell you to do. We seem to be con­stantly advised to put our money here and put our money there which is divid­ing up our money and hav­ing it per­form one action/advantage at a time. We are taught to UNI-TASK our money and are sold mul­ti­ple prod­ucts to ser­vice this the­ory instead of solutions.

Look at the fol­low­ing finan­cial vehi­cles with two ques­tions in your mind — Who has the most use and con­trol of my money and how liq­uid is my money to me in this vehicle?

 

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Top Rate Finan­cial Advice for 2009

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