George Clason, who wrote The Richest Man in Babylon, came up with the 10-20-70 Rule. In his book, he shares a story about an egg merchant who wanted to know the secret of the gold merchant’s success. The gold merchant was happy to share his secret because the egg merchant wasn’t asking for his gold …

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The question of “becoming your own banker” is growing more and more prevalent today as people begin to realize that just owning or purchasing high cash value life insurance won’t make you significantly richer. Should you become your own banker to grow and protect your financial assets? It depends. Let’s take a closer look. On …

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  TABLE OF CONTENTS: What is Bank on Yourself? How Does Bank On Yourself Work? The Advantages of Bank on Yourself The Disadvantages of Bank on Yourself Discover Whole Life Insurance Through The Perpetual Wealth Code Instead   Early on in my trek to developing and applying the Perpetual Wealth Code™, I was approached by …

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Max was born in Argentina. At the age of 9 he began doing currency exchanges using a couple of dollars his grandfather had given him. His friend did the same using a couple dollars his parents had given him and from this small capital, they ended up with a little over $100. “It was really …

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Meet Dr. Randy and Sue Norris from Battleground, Washington! Several years ago, while attending a chiropractic seminar, Dr. Randy heard Tom McFie speak about the Perpetual Wealth Code and how life insurance can be used as a wealth management tool. It made such good sense that Dr. Randy and Tom connected with each other after …

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Bank on Yourself (BOY) was developed and trademarked by Pamela Yellen in 2008. Pamela Yellen’s influence for Bank on Yourself was a book she read in 2001 called Becoming Your Own Banker, which was written by R. Nelson Nash, and described The Infinite Banking Concept. Bank on Yourself in a Nutshell Bank on Yourself capitalizes …

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Schedule Appointment » Get a Policy That Works For You Shopping for a well-designed participating whole life insurance policy can be a time-consuming process. How do you know if the agent designing your policy knows how to include all the benefits and features you’ll want? At McFie Insurance, we make the process easy. We know …

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Cracking the “how to pay for college” code has become a difficult problem to solve. In this video, we tell a story about two 18-year-olds planning to attend the same local university using different methods of funding their education. Liam uses a 529 plan and a student loan, while Emily uses The Perpetual Wealth …

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With monthly rent prices on the rise and interest rates so low, more and more people are looking to buy a house. For first-time homebuyers, saving for a house can seem incredibly daunting, but there are ways you can follow to make saving for a house a little easier. In this article, we’ll cover five …

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“If I was counseling an individual, and my purpose was to help that individual, the most important thing would be that you should save more.” Says Robert J. Shiller, an American economist, Nobel Peace prize winner, academic professor at Yale University, and best-selling author. Taking note from Professor Shiller, saving money is one of the …

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