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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 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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 25 Jun 2011 @ 11:29 AM 

Term or Whole Life, that is the question?

The Cost of the Death Ben­e­fit over your life­time might just sur­prise you!

Most peo­ple try to find a life insur­ance pol­icy that costs them the least amount of money for the high­est amount of death benefit.

When one truly under­stands life insur­ance, you will look for a pol­icy that you can pay as much as you can into, for the longest time frame, with a grow­ing death ben­e­fit as the icing on the cake. Also, this pol­icy will appear as if it costs way more than other types of life insur­ance, but in actu­al­ity is com­par­a­tively cheaper.

How crazy does that sound? Ridicu­lously crazy right.

Some impor­tant ques­tions need to be con­sid­ered before decid­ing which type of life insur­ance suits your needs most, Term or Whole Life.  I have cre­ated a list of ques­tions you should answer before decid­ing which really does suit your needs most, as both types of insur­ance are nec­es­sary for dif­fer­ent rea­sons. The actual cost of the death ben­e­fit over your life­time just might sur­prise you.

Ask Your­self and Answer the Following…

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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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 14 May 2011 @ 9:20 AM 

Tax Qual­i­fied Retire­ment Plans, etc.

By R. Nel­son Nash August 1, 2009

Back in 2000 I wrote Becom­ing Your Own Banker – The Infi­nite Bank­ing Con­cept and in it I briefly addressed the sub­ject of retire­ment plans and specif­i­cally Tax Qual­i­fied Retire­ment Plans. Since that time it has become more appar­ent to me that this idea needs to be addressed more fully.  Amer­i­cans have become increas­ingly depen­dent on an idea that is defec­tive and won’t work   Basi­cally, it is a Social­ist idea and his­tory has proved con­clu­sively that Social­ism won’t work. More »

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 03 Mar 2011 @ 11:39 PM 

Nel­son Nash put the fol­low­ing together in 2009

The U.S. Postal Ser­vice was estab­lished in 1775. The Gov­ern­ment has had 234 years to get it right and it is BROKE. More »
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 04 Jan 2011 @ 6:28 AM 

Please click here for the most up to date webi­nar invitation.

You’re Invited to an,

Intro­duc­tion to the Infi­nite Bank­ing Concept

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Starts: Tues­day Jan­u­ary 04, 2010, 08:00 PM EST
Ends: Tues­day Jan­u­ary 04, 2010, 09:00 PM EST
Event Type: Training/Seminar
Loca­tion: Relax at home in front of your computer
Price: No Charge
Web­site: http://bit.ly/fHjNtf
Indus­try: Finan­cial Services
Intended For: Insur­ance Pro­duc­ers, Real Estate Pro­fes­sion­als, any­one inter­ested in secur­ing finan­cial secu­rity now and after retirement.
Orga­ni­za­tion: Life Strate­gies Insur­ance Group

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 22 Dec 2010 @ 7:41 PM 

Choos­ing the Right Life Insur­ance Com­pany for IBC (Infi­nite Bank­ing Concept)

How does one choose the right LIC to prac­tice infi­nite Bank­ing with?

Thanks, GL

Hi Gary, This is a very impor­tant ques­tion as a client must under­stand the dif­fer­ences between insur­ance com­pa­nies before being able to make an informed deci­sion about whether what they are being told is a great com­pany with a great prod­uct, really is prop­erly set up for banking.

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 06 Dec 2010 @ 7:19 AM 

Life Strate­gies Insur­ance ~ Intro­duc­tion to the Infi­nite Bank­ing Concept

Starts: Tues­day Decem­ber 07, 2010, 08:00PM EST
Ends: Tues­day Decem­ber 07, 2010, 09:00PM EST
Event Type: Training/Seminar
Loca­tion: Relax at home in front of your computer
Price: Free
Web­site: http://bit.ly/fHjNtf
Indus­try: finan­cial services
Key­words: Infi­nite Bank­ing, Infi­nite Bank­ing Con­cept, Nel­son, Nash, Life Strate­gies Insur­ance Group, Mutual Trust Life Insur­ance Com­pany (MTL)
Intended For: Insur­ance Pro­duc­ers, Real Estate Pro­fes­sion­als, any­one inter­ested in secur­ing finan­cial secu­rity now and after retirement.
Orga­ni­za­tion: Life Strate­gies Insur­ance Group
Join us for this IBC Dis­cov­ery Webi­nar. This Webi­nar is open to the gen­eral pub­lic. The Reg­is­tra­tion link may be shared with oth­ers. Learn about the most pow­er­ful, risk free way of build­ing wealth avail­able today (the Infi­nite Bank­ing Con­cept by Nel­son Nash, author of Becom­ing Your Own Banker). After reg­is­ter­ing you will receive a con­fir­ma­tion email con­tain­ing infor­ma­tion about join­ing the Webi­nar. Space is lim­ited. Reserve your Webi­nar seat now at: http://bit.ly/fHjNtf — You are invited by Jen­nifer Hansen 845 – 649-7487 Dan Rust, Paul Tay­lor, Jason Davis, Mike Krach

To get to the cur­rent weekly webi­nar CLICK HERE

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 20 Sep 2010 @ 11:27 PM 

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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