05 Feb 2012 @ 11:31 PM 

While most every­one is focus­ing on every con­ceiv­able thing that could be wrong with our mon­e­tary sys­tem, there are a few, less than 1% of the pop­u­la­tion, who are focused and on a mis­sion to share the knowl­edge of the solu­tion with the population

The prob­lem seems so vast and so far out of con­trol that the indi­vid­ual feels pow­er­less to make a dif­fer­ence and so is frozen with fear of the future. How­ever, the solu­tion is actu­ally quite sim­ple. It is already in place and has been for over 200 years, since before the IRS as we know it today and the FED even existed.

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.  This solu­tion is a group of like minded indi­vid­u­als  con­tract­ing together to solve a prob­lem that each of them ben­e­fit from indi­vid­u­ally and as a whole group that also ben­e­fits all of society.

Nel­son Nash has been prac­tic­ing this solu­tion for way over 30 years and was the first to write a book about it so the rest of us could under­stand and prac­tice it for our­selves. The agency I am an agent with has own­ers who have been taught and are still being taught by Nel­son him­self for over the past eleven years. This agency was the first in the county to ded­i­cate their agency to teach­ing their clients about this system,

If you are look­ing for a solu­tion you can take part in that is qui­etly and with lit­tle effort on your part hav­ing a huge impact on the lives of those par­tic­i­pat­ing in it, then this solu­tion is some­thing you should look into.  This solu­tion is on its way to even­tu­ally spread­ing nation­wide to change the finan­cial world of the USA and pos­si­bly extend internationally,so please call me so I can show you, via webi­nar, how you can participate.

 

There are three books I rec­om­mend you read and one audio tape to lis­ten to either before or after we meet though. They are:

1. Becom­ing Your Own Banker by Nel­son Nash — Can be bought as a paper­back or an e-copy.  $21.95 + shipping

2. How Pri­va­tized Bank­ing Really Works by Robert Mur­phy and Car­los Lara — Can read an online ver­sion at this link.  Free

3. Con­fes­sions of a CPA Why What I Was Taught To Be True Has Turned Out Not To Be by Bryan Bloom CPA. Buy directly from Bryan and he will sign it for you.  $16.95 + Shipping

4. Audio of G. Edward Grif­fin speak­ing about his book, The Crea­ture From Jekyll Island — The Birth of the Fed­eral Reserve. The one hour audio is found at this link.  Free

 

Effort is required to become edu­cated in this con­cept. We have all, as a soci­ety, been trained to bank in a cer­tain way. A par­a­digm shift will be nec­es­sary to grasp the sim­plic­ity and great­ness of this new way of under­stand­ing how to bank. When you get paid you put all your money into either some­one elses bank­ing sys­tem or your own bank­ing sys­tem. Either way, bank­ing can­not be taken out of the equa­tion. So you can be mak­ing the prof­its or you can con­tinue to give some­one else the prof­its. It really is that simple.

Like any­thing though, some peo­ple use this con­cept to sell prod­ucts so please be wary and shop around and do your research before believ­ing every­thing you are told. This works, My fam­ily has been prac­tic­ing this and hav­ing great suc­cess. We are in our third year.  My mentors/trainers/coaches/colleagues have been prac­tic­ing this for between 6 and 11 years. It is well worth your time to focus on a solu­tion for your­self rather than con­tinue to feed the evil wolf and giv­ing it more power. Your actions will have a pos­i­tive impact when you prac­tice this solution.

Becom­ing Your Own Pri­va­tized Banker is the way to feed the good wolf and keep it shin­ing in the light.

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 09 Oct 2011 @ 5:03 AM 

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 01 Aug 2011 @ 11:24 PM 

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.

Money has to move to earn.

Stag­nant money is money in jail. But for whom is it in jail?

Some exam­ples of stag­nant money are Qual­i­fied & Non-Qualified Plans and CD’s.

Some exam­ples of cash flow­ing and con­stantly mov­ing are Qual­i­fied & Non-Qualified Plans and CD’s.

What am I talk­ing about? I am talk­ing about the dif­fer­ence between who­ever has con­trol of the money makes ALL the difference.

If you are deposit­ing your money into a Qual­i­fied, Non-Qualified Plan or a CD, aren’t there restric­tions and penal­ties if you touch YOUR money at any point before the term is up? Who set the term? The one who is in con­trol of your money.

Why are you dis­cour­aged with restric­tions and penal­ties, from using and mov­ing your money? Is it to pro­tect you, so you don’t spend it all before your retire­ment, or before the set term? Of course not. It is so they (the ones in con­trol of your money) can keep your money mov­ing for themselves.

It is not the owner of the money but the one who has con­trol of mov­ing the money who is mak­ing all the profits.

We are taught to store our money for the future, and not use it for all that time, so it can grow. Ha Ha Ha. Why is that? The Pri­vate Reserve Strat­egy as dis­cussed in Nel­son Nash’s book Becom­ing Your Own Banker puts YOU in CONTROL of YOUR money, through­out your entire lifetime.

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 20 Jul 2011 @ 10:03 PM 

For Life Insur­ance Agents Who Love Infi­nite Banking.

If you are con­sid­er­ing which agency to join as a life agent that offers your clients the best pos­si­ble poli­cies and sce­nar­ios for their infi­nite bank­ing sys­tems? Look no further.

1/ Life Strate­gies Group will be hold­ing exclu­sive train­ings that focus on how to use a vari­ety of finan­cial cal­cu­la­tors that demon­strate the many and var­ied finan­cial strate­gies our clients can imple­ment with their bank­ing systems.

This will be focus­ing on using the cal­cu­la­tors with the IBC con­cept only. This is set for August, in Utah. Let me know if you are inter­ested in join­ing our team so you can participate.

2/ Also, we will be hold­ing (for the first time) a series of exclu­sive and unique on-line train­ings with Nel­son Nash, author of Becom­ing Your Own Banker,  as the edu­ca­tor. Stay tuned for fur­ther details.

If you are on the fence about whether to jump in to being an agent in gen­eral or an agent with us, Life Strate­gies Insur­ance Group, now is the time to decide so you can participate.

Con­tact me today so we can begin the process. Jen­nifer Hansen 845 – 649-7487 — Jennifer@DebtDiagnosis.com

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 04 Jul 2011 @ 11:41 PM 

 

Does Refi­nanc­ing to a Lower Inter­est Rate, Lower Your Debt and Save You Money?

We are taught to focus all our atten­tion on inter­est rates but by only look­ing at inter­est rates, we miss the fact that refi­nanc­ing often increases our debt load, not decreases it, like many believe. Let’s first look at the cost of a mort­gage. Why  is refi­nanc­ing pushed as a ben­e­fi­cial option? Why are 1st time mort­gages set up with higher inter­est rates that are encour­aged to be low­ered, via refi­nanc­ing, a few years down the road with entic­ing lower monthly pay­ments and inter­est rates? The link below por­trays a $200,000 mort­gage @ 6% over 30 years. Look at the first 5 years of the amor­tized sched­ule. Now look at the cost of this $200,000 mort­gage. It is $231,677,  which is an inter­est charge equal­ing approx­i­mately 116% of the amount bor­rowed over 30 years.
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 02 Jul 2011 @ 6:40 AM 
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http://www.visualeconomics.com/a-lifetime-of-debt-the-average-americans-financial-journey/

If you own the debt, how would this game of debt make you feel? A lit­tle dif­fer­ent, right. We are edu­cated to look at debt through the eyes of the borrower.

Debt makes the owner wealthy as it is an asset to them. They are earn­ing the inter­est and con­trol all the terms. So if you spend the time nec­es­sary to under­stand that there are other play­ers in the bank­ing game, you could turn your debt into an asset also.

There is a way where you can be the bank owner, the banker, the bor­rower and the saver/depositor. In this sce­nario, you are in con­trol, you make the terms, you earn the inter­est, you recap­ture the prin­ci­pal, you become wealthy.

Please con­tact me today so I can show how pos­si­ble, and actu­ally easy, it is to Become Your Own Banker.  Jen­nifer Hansen 845 – 649-7487

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 23 May 2011 @ 7:59 AM 

Ques­tions and answers

Q. What type of clients ben­e­fit most from using the IBC concept?
A. Most of my clients are either:
1/ cur­rently stor­ing their sav­ings in ‘jail’ or,
2/ bor­row­ing from a finan­cial insti­tu­tion and pay­ing them inter­est or,
3/ save their money to pay cash for big ticket items, or are
4/ want­ing some tax relief.
Fur­ther explanation;
1/ Jailed sav­ings means the money peo­ple store for later, like higher edu­ca­tion costs (529) or retire­ment (401(k)) for exam­ple. Most finan­cial vehi­cles keep ones money in jail for long peri­ods and come with penal­ties and restricted use.
2/ Busi­ness own­ers often have lines of credit with high inter­est rates and the aver­age Amer­i­can finances many of their pur­chases, like vehi­cles, vaca­tions, wed­dings etc.
3/ Every­one makes pay­ments for pur­chases. We either save up, spend and save again. Or we, bor­row, pay back and bor­row again. When we merge both these within a finan­cial vehi­cle that allows us to spend the same money that is earn­ing tax advan­taged growth, is pro­tected and has a death ben­e­fit on top,  noth­ing can beat this model.
4/ Every dol­lar we earn is taxed mul­ti­ple times. To be able to earn some tax free div­i­dends, and have access to tax deferred growth, tax free and penalty free is what many peo­ple are look­ing for also. Our sys­tem helps them all recap­ture the lost oppor­tu­nity cost of their jailed sav­ings and the inter­est charges they are pay­ing some­one else.

Q. What advice do you have for a client look­ing to hire a provider like you?

A. My advice to all my cus­tomers is to read best­selling author, Nel­son Nash’s book, ‘Becom­ing Your Own Banker’ so they have a basic under­stand­ing of what I do and so can ask the right ques­tions of me. We would advise our cus­tomers to com­pare all their cur­rent wealth build­ing strate­gies with ours.
I am con­fi­dent we will be able to out­shine what most oth­ers offer.
We meet with clients, via online webi­nar, and use visu­als to help them under­stand this con­cept till all their ques­tions are answered and they are ready to ‘become their own banker’.
We struc­ture pri­vate bank­ing sys­tems based on IRC 7702 so our clients can bank like a bank instead of like a consumer.

Q. If you were a cus­tomer, what do you wish you knew about your trade? Any inside secrets to share?

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 19 May 2011 @ 2:14 AM 

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. More »

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 19 Apr 2011 @ 10:59 AM 

Here is a list of 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 reserve bank­ing sys­tem. More »

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 31 Mar 2011 @ 9:13 PM 

Video Inter­view for TIME MAGAZINE with Robert Kiyosaki

Rich Dad Poor Dad

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Robert — “I don’t need a retire­ment plan because all of my assets pro­duce income.”

Time Mag­a­zine Inter­viewer — “Are there some peo­ple who should play it safe, do the tra­di­tional route and just pick up a house, pay the mortgage?”

Robert — “That’s prob­a­bly the most dan­ger­ous thing you can do.”

The mid­dle class, which is dis­ap­pear­ing, are the ones who are pay­ing the taxes.

Robert Kiyosaki’s Poor Dad’s atti­tude was, “I have a PhD, the gov­ern­ment will take care of me, save your money.…. But as you are sav­ing your money the Fed­eral Reserve is print­ing tril­lions of dol­lars. How stu­pid can you be? Invest your money for the long term in a well diver­si­fied port­fo­lio of mutual funds. Send it straight to Wall Street so that they can pay their bro­kers 10 mil­lion dol­lar a year bonuses. How stu­pid does a per­son have to be? — wake up.

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 29 Mar 2011 @ 12:34 AM 
New Client Intro­duc­tion to IBC: Con­tin­u­a­tion of last weeks webinar…

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The Bank of Jason Davis: How Jason is con­vert­ing the lia­bil­i­ties into assets for a tax free retire­ment.”Pre­sen­ter Jason Davis Spe­cial Client Intro­duc­tion Pre­sen­ta­tion: TONIGHT Thurs­day — July 14th — 9 pm till 10 pm EDT.

CONTACT ME NOW FOR THE WEBINAR REGISTRATION LINK: Jen­nifer Hansen 845 – 649-7487 or jennifer@debtdiagnosis.com

 

 

You are invited by me, Jen­nifer Hansen, to join us for an Intro­duc­tion to Pri­va­tized Bank­ing and Becom­ing Your Own Banker:  The Infi­nite Bank­ing Con­cept. Learn how to:

*earn guar­an­teed yield on your money with imme­di­ate access.

*re-direct your cur­rent spend­ing to cre­ate more wealth in a tax advan­tages way.

*have the advan­tages to imme­di­ate access to your retire­ment funds while cre­at­ing wealth.

*retain the prin­ci­pal and inter­est that is cur­rently being paid out to creditors.

*become more self-sufficient.

*save for col­lege, retire­ment and emer­gen­cies in a safe and secure tax advan­taged way.

 

Thou­sands of users indi­cate Pri­va­tized Bank­ing con­cepts offer the most effec­tive way to finance a busi­ness and build wealth-providing unmatched secu­rity, pre­dictabil­ity, asset pro­tec­tion, flex­i­bil­ity, liq­uid­ity, finan­cial con­trol, and unknown tax advan­tages.   A MUST con­sid­er­a­tion for ALL self employed!

Call or email me for a link to this Thursday’s webi­nar, July 14th —  Jen­nifer 845 – 649-7487 or Jennifer@DebtDiagnosis.com

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 25 Feb 2011 @ 7:55 PM 

30 Ben­e­fits of Own­ing a Per­sonal Bank­ing System

1. Flex­i­ble – Get mul­ti­ple uses from each dol­lar! Typ­i­cally, we allo­cate dol­lars into indi­vid­ual buck­ets that meet spe­cific needs or wants. We have our sav­ings bucket, our retire­ment bucket, our invest­ment bucket and our insur­ance buck­ets. A dol­lar placed in any one of these buck­ets serves one spe­cific need. How­ever, a bank­ing sys­tem can per­form simul­ta­ne­ous jobs such as life insur­ance pro­tec­tion, per­sonal sav­ings, financ­ing, a ware­house for invest­ment dol­lars, retire­ment & estate plan­ning. Your options are infi­nite and inter­change­able. With this sys­tem you can truly stretch a dollar.

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