Do you feel cash poor? The average American between 35 and 54 years old, has around $130,000 of debt. If you’re in this category, it doesn’t mean you’re poor and have no money. Very likely you have an excellent job with a healthy income; maybe you’re a dentist or other high earning professional. However, much of
Life insurance is one of those topics many of us like to avoid. No one likes to think about their own death, and the idea of having a policy that will provide for your family after you’re gone is just depressing. But what if we told you your life insurance policy can actually help give
Cash flow is one of the most important components of financial health. Inadequate cash flow is the reason 82% of small businesses fail, and it is also one of the causes of personal debt. If you want to grow your financial stability, you need to focus on putting measures in place to ensure reliable cash flow for yourself
A recent study shows that only 11% of Americans strongly feel that they are financially secure. Are you part of this 11%? If not, you may be interested in learning more about becoming your own banker. Research has revealed that financial security is the leading source of happiness—and stress. Financial instability can affect your family, your future, your health, your
A shocking number of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Surveys show that 74% of all employees live month-to-month, and more than 25% of families earning a six-figure income do the same. Why are so many people so hard up and in poor financial shape? In many cases, the answer to this could lie in the mismanagement of
Life insurance is a contract between two parties, the policyholder and the insurer. The policyholder pays a premium to the insurer, and then the insurer offers a benefit when the policyholder dies. The benefit is a sum of money intended to ensure financial security to dependents of the policyholder after their death. In this article,
If you are curious about the infinite banking method, then one of the first things you need to do is familiarize yourself with its terms, as well as how it works. Want to know more? Read on as we break down the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC) terms and their definitions in this handy glossary. Let’s
Financing pioneer Nelson Nash developed a creative way to generate wealth. Read on to learn all about a process he invented called infinite banking and how it can help you achieve financial independence. Who is Nelson Nash? Nelson Nash is the founder of the infinite banking concept. Nash started a movement commonly referred to as:
The University of Michigan and its football coach, Jim Harbaugh, recently agreed to an updated contract that will increase payments from the school, as well as loan Harbaugh $4 million in 2016 and $2 million for the following five years to pay life insurance premiums. According to information from a Freedom of Information Act request,
One of the few topics on which most Americans can agree seems to be a distrust in the nation’s banking system. A 2015 Gallup poll revealed that the only federal agency in the United States with a consistently lower approval rating than the Federal Reserve was the Internal Revenue Service. That’s a shockingly low level
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