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401k Exit StrategyHow To Spend and Use Your Retirement Income Effectively It often astounds me how many people really don’t have an exit strategy for their 401k. And, I mean a money solution, an effective plan to use and spend their retirement efficiently, to reach their desired goals. So, I’d like to share with you a little known, but time tested strategy that is usually reserved for the wealthy. It’s also used by the world’s largest banks and corporations. IRA/401k Distributions (Withdrawals) A 401k withdrawal or distribution is how you take your money from the account, which has rules and restrictions. We’ll assume you areRead More →

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More Pondering On Social Security Article from the Nelson Nash/IBC BankNotes “More Pondering On Social Security” Originally posted in BankNotes October 2018 by R. Nelson Nash Earlier in this series of articles I wrote a little bit about Social Security.  But, it kept haunting me that there is much more that needs to be revealed about this unbelievable con game. And so, I offer just a few additional facts about it and my observations of human financial behavior because of it. For instance, recognize that President Kennedy and Sergeant Shriver were the first ones to misuse the Social Security account.  They used Social Security funds toRead More →

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Lara-Murphy Report – August 2018 The Lara-Murphy Report’s top priority is spreading the message of Austrian Economics, The Sound Money Solution and Privatized Banking, as described by R. Nelson Nash’s Infinite Banking Concept.  There is no other economic report like it anywhere. In this issue of The LMR… THE RISE (AND FALL?) OF THE FED’S FLOOR SYSTEM – BY Robert P. Murphy The Fed instituted a very important new policy in October 2008, which casts doubt upon the rationale for the bailouts. But this new approach may be unraveling. CURRENCY CRASHES: THEY DO HAPPEN – BY L. Carlos Lara Yes, the USD is currently on top,Read More →

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5 Steps to Financial IndependenceHow To Create Wealth and Freedom Financial independence is truly that, freedom to do what you want on your schedule without depending on the banks or government. But, what if everything you’ve been taught about money and finance wasn’t true? That’s a bold statement, but when you realize that the deck is stacked in favor of the banking system and the government, you can start to understand. If What You Thought to Be True Turned Out Not To Be How you create and store your wealth is your decision. Unfortunately, we’ve been told since birth to… So, our decisions on howRead More →

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How To Save More and Create Wealth Why Life Insurance Is The Best Place To Park Money How to save more and create generational wealth using the power of life insurance. Saving money today can be difficult, especially since in recent years artificially low interest rates have punished savers. The economy has also taken a squeeze on income and ordinary people are saving less and being subjected to unnecessary risk. Thus, the lines have been blurred between saving and investing, making it difficult to determine the best place to park money. Saving money and investing money are two entirely different things. They have different purposes, and can result inRead More →

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College Tuition Costs How To Pay for College College tuition costs are growing at a significant rate. Paying for a child’s or grandchild’s college education tomorrow requires forward thinking and planning today. Keep reading and learn how to pay for college in the most effective way. In the past five years, the average inflation-adjusted cost of tuition and fees has risen by 27% at public four-year colleges and 14% at four-year private colleges. This has left the average yearly cost for a private four-year college at $30,094.1 How should parents or grandparents save for tomorrow? Let’s examine two ways these adults can save for a child’sRead More →