How McFie Insuranceand The Perpetual Wealth Code™ Is Different Than: Bank On Yourself, Wealth Beyond Wall Street, Infinite Banking, Income For Life, Circle Of Wealth, LEAP Systems, Missed Fortune, Family Banking, Privatized Banking, and Freedom FastTrack  The game of croquet is a blast. I remember when I first met Michele we got together at her …

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Imagine this for a moment. You deposit money into your savings account. And when you open your bank statement at the end of the month you find the bank has charged you interest instead of paying you interest.  That is negative. Why is it that banks all over the world, including the Federal Reserve Bank, …

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What a terrible name.  Nobody wants to think about old age.  But here is why you should be concerned about this Federal Government Program that was enacted over 80 year ago. In Title II of the Social Security Act (SSA) of 1935 it reads: “The Secretary of the Treasury shall submit annually to the Bureau …

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In a Strategy Session with Dr. Tom McFie, the “Man Who Beat the Bankers” and his son John, the “Numbers Guy” Dr. Tom cautioned me to be careful not to over extend myself and to allow my present G.A.M. E. (Guaranteed, Available, Manageable, Equity) plan to continue to advance down the financial field. That same …

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In a recent meeting with a client he was accessing an online business loan to help with some of the cash flow in his business.  Advantages to using this online line of credit were: Quick and easy cash when needed. Easy online payment schedule. No penalties for early repayment. Interest paid on business loans are …

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The first week of 2016 was the worst opening week for the US Stock market in history. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off by 6.2% crushing its historical drop of 5.6% in 1978. And the S&P 500 wasn’t any better giving up 21 points or 6% for the week!  That drop blew through the …

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She raced up in her soap-suds covered car to the car wash attendant screaming, “Look at my car!  It didn’t even spray me off as I went through.”  And the reason the car wash hadn’t “sprayed her off” was that she didn’t keep pace. You see, instead of putting her car in neutral to go …

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Today, Monday morning, its easy to appreciate that the Broncos handily beat the Panthers in yesterday’s big game.  But going into the game the Panthers were the ones heavily favored to win.  And that is why it is so difficult to speculate on the future. 7 months ago Jeb Bush and Hillary Clinton were heavily …

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It’s amazing!  Most people choose never to push against what they perceive to be the prevailing behavior, norm or belief of their current culture.  Tragically, going with the flow has become the predominant behavior when it comes to money and finances as well.  And this #1 hazard prevents people from discovering the truth about many …

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Most Americans are glad 2015 is behind them.  That’s because so many of them fell short of their financial goals for the year according to a new Capital One study[i].  Despite being determined to do better, i.e., paying down debts and saving more money, most people failed.  For instance: Only 3 out of every 10 …

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