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63% of Your 401(k) Contribution Is Lost to Fees
Kerry Hannon from Forbes wrote a great article in January of 2013 about The Three Surprises in 401(k)s. This article was written so well there is no...
Lost Opportunity Costs – Cash is NOT King
Most people have never heard of Lost Opportunity Costs, just as I hadn't prior to teaching this concept. By us not knowing, we are losing money on a...
Why Investment Diversification and Tax Advantage Are Not What They Seem To Be
By putting money into an investment such as a Traditional IRA, Roth IRA, or 401K you are NOT truly diversifying and preparing for retirement. If you...
The Type of Interest is What Matters Most
Today's blog has the answer to one of the reasons you may not be getting ahead and stuck spinning your wheels. This one little word – uninterrupted...
When Can I Stop Paying My Premium?
This question is one of the more common questions I get when talking to people for the first time about whole life insurance. In fact, I just heard...
Borrowing Against Cash Value of Life Insurance
Borrowing against the cash value of life insurance is a very hot topic. Many do not understand how it works and many more, who may think they...
Are Premiums Expenses or Deposits?
Is it really an expense or is it a deposit in disguise? If the bank sent you a notice that you were to put money into your savings every month would...
Sharing Knowledge and Making People Think Are Two Different Things
Thought this fitting to blog about when I saw the photo. I see it every day, leading a human to the knowledge of Infinite Banking but don't think...
Farming has changed, Financing the farm has NOT
Think for a moment what it would be like to be farming with that horse and plow? Oh my gosh, we hear stories from the “old timers” about those days...