24 May 2011 @ 11:26 AM 
Night of Clarity III
Dur­ing the term of his admin­is­tra­tion, Pres­i­dent Andrew Jack­son shut down the Cen­tral Bank and paid off the entire National Debt! These two heroic accom­plish­ments have never been dupli­cated, but prove it can be done! Come, Learn, and Be Inspired!
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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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 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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 10 Oct 2010 @ 12:44 AM 

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 Objec­tives.

46:00 Objec­tive #1

To stop the ero­sion of power away from New York. Elim­i­nate small banks.

Objec­tive #2

Reverse the trend of what they call pri­vate cap­i­tal for­ma­tion. Now that is banker lan­guage for which indi­vid­u­als or busi­nesses use their own sav­ings for some­thing instead of going to the bank and bor­row­ing money for it. More »

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 25 Aug 2010 @ 9:43 PM 
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 launch her strug­gling kitchen gad­get com­pany. In 2002, she sold that com­pany — the Pam­pered Chef — to War­ren Buf­fett for a reported $900 mil­lion. Even in the midst of the Great Depres­sion, J.C. Pen­ney used a loan against his $3 mil­lion life insur­ance pol­icy to resus­ci­tate his retail stores after the 1929 crash. By this point in our nation’s reces­sion, it is clear that there is no such thing as a per­fect invest­ment strat­egy. As the Dow Jones Indus­trial Aver­age sits at about 65 per­cent of its value from 18 months ago, now is an ideal time to learn about the proven ben­e­fits, strengths, and ver­sa­til­ity of life insur­ance and annu­ity invest­ing. IF IT’S GOOD ENOUGH FOR BANKERS …

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