Banking

Episode 102: Keeping Up with the Rockefellers: The Family Office Concept

August 16, 2019 by Not Your Average Financial Podcast

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In this episode, we ask:

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Have you engaged estate planning?
What does an estate plan do?
What do you want to pass on?
Have you seen the movie, The Ultimate Gift?
What did the Rockefeller family do with their money?
What does Warren Buffet say about estate planning?
Have you read the book Entrusted?
What are the seven core disciplines?
What about Rockefeller?
What about Vanderbilt?
What happened to the wealth through the generations?
What is the lesson here?
Is there a better way?
How might you build up wealth with a Bank on Yourself® type policy?
How does budgeting work with estate planning?
What about insuring family members or other insured interests?
Have you heard Episode 19 on the 4 Rules of Budgeting?
What are some ways you can pass on ideas to future generations?
What about personal loans to family members or friends?
Do family office strategies need to be complex?
What are some ideas for legacy planning?

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Episode 96: Becoming Your Own Banker, A Tribute to Nelson Nash, Part 2

July 5, 2019 by Not Your Average Financial Podcast

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In this episode, we ask:

Are you willing to leave us an audio message, for our upcoming Episode 100?
What’s occurred to you since listening to our podcast?
What has this podcast meant to you so far?
Would you be willing to leave us an audio message?
Have you ever wondered how profitable banks are?
Would you like to hear about how banks use money?
What is the bank’s arbitrage?
What are the steps to open an FDIC insured bank?
What’s required to open an FDIC insured bank?
Why do banks loan at such a low percentage?
How can banks do a 20:1 return on loans?
What did Nelson Nash say about this?
What is the Infinite Banking Concept?
What is a great book on the history of debt?
Who was Nelson Nash?
Do you finance everything you buy?
What is engineered to become more and more efficient every single year?
What is a unilateral contract?
Who is the owner of a life insurance contract?
Are you an owner or are you merely a transaction on someone’s balance sheet?
What are the two key pieces Nelson emphasized when working with finances?
What are Nelson’s five rules?
- What about conquering Parkinson’s law?
- What about Willie Sutton’s law?
- What is the golden rule?
- What is the Arrival Syndrome?
- What is Use It or Lose It?
Have you read Nelson’s book, Becoming Your Own Banker?
Would you like to read Becoming Your Own Banker on Kindle?
Would you like to watch the latest documentary on Nelson Nash?
Can you finish this sentence? Because of Nelson Nash, ____________.
What are people saying about Nelson Nash?
What if 10% of the American population could be set free?
What if you didn’t have to rely on banks?
What if you could be apart of the 10%?

Episode 95: Think Long Range! A Tribute to Nelson Nash, Part 1

June 28, 2019 by Not Your Average Financial Podcast

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In this episode, we ask:

Can you believe it?
What’s changed for you since listening to our podcast?
What has this podcast meant to you so far?
Would you be willing to leave us an audio message?
Who was Nelson Nash?
Have you read Nelson’s book, Becoming Your Own Banker?
Would you like to read Becoming Your Own Banker on Kindle?
What is Nelson’s Nash’s story?
How does forestry inform life insurance?
How many generations should we prepare for?
What is the magic of leverage?
What motivated Nelson?
What did Nelson notice about the banks?
What did he notice about the life insurance policies?
What mindset change did Nelson experience?
What about 5-year-old geniuses?
Would you like to watch the Ted Talk by Dr. George Land?
What about Nelson’s famous grocery store analogy?
Are you “stealing your own peas”?
What is the Infinite Banking concept?
How much is the average person saving?
What about the volume of interest?
What about a typical mortgage?
What did Nelson say about being a pilot?
What is “the arrival syndrome”?
Are you willing to wait for the tail wind?
How does this all actually work?
How has Nelson impacted our lives and our clients lives?

Episode 70: Thinking Bigger – How the Economy Affects Us All

January 4, 2019 by Not Your Average Financial Podcast

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In this episode, we ask:

Would you like to learn how to pay tax in the very best way possible?
Can someone turn lead into gold?
How do we know if we’re wasting our time?
How do we test our assumptions?
Does the chemistry in your portfolio allow for resilience?
Who let monkeys pick stocks?
How did the monkey’s stock picks perform?
How did the monkey’s stock picks perform compared to hedge fund manager’s picks?
How does the “chemistry” of certain assets work within the economy?
What are the problems?
What does a decline in the dollar look like?
What is an exchange rate?
What happened in 2009?
What happened to the dollar in 2017?
How is a whole life insurance policy affected by a decline in the dollar?
What about the environment of hyperinflation?
What is an inflation hedge?
What makes a good inflation hedge?
What is a real asset?
What about real estate?
How is Wall Street affected by hyperinflation?
What is stagflation?
How does whole life insurance change in an environment of hyperinflation?
What is deflation?
What is leverage?
What do people do when there is deflation?
What do people do when there is inflation?
How are dividends affected in a whole life policy in a deflationary environment?

Episode 57: Business Owners! You Are Already In the Banking Business

October 5, 2018 by Not Your Average Financial Podcast

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In this episode, we ask:

What are people saying?
What are the realities of the modern day business owner?
How do entrepreneurs affect our economy?
Who drives the innovations and the revolutions that we take for granted?
What does Mark love about business owners?
What’s the difference between a thermometer and a thermostat?
What’s the book by Paul Poirot, The Pension Idea?
Based on this book, where is the source of security to be found?
What has happened to personal freedom?
In 1940, how much did Americans save?
In 2018, how much do Americans save?
What about debt?
What if time is money?
What if 1/3 of your day is going to servicing debt?
What if 20-30% is going to taxes?
Does this mean you have to save less?
Does this mean you need to invest at higher rates?
Where does true security lie?
Why do we revere the self made billionaires?
Why do people go into working for themselves and starting their own businesses?
What do you do with the last 1/3 of your day?
Are you really working for yourself?
Are you working the bank?
Are most business owners risky or conservative with their portfolios?
What about banks and high interest debt?
How do business owners use debt?
What about student loan debt?
What is the solution?
Why is banking the most profitable business in the history of mankind?
What does the bank do with your money?
What is fractional reserve banking?
How is it possible that the banks make so much and small business owners are failing?
What about the rate of return?
What’s an infinite rate of return?
Who’s profiting? Who’s taking on the risk to grow your business?
Does the bank care if you have a bad month selling inventory?
Does the bank care if you have a family emergency or a health crisis?
Has much changed since King Solomon said “the borrower is slave to the lender”?
How is this like Neo in the Matrix?
Are you loaded up with debt?
Are you paying cash for everything?
Are you financing everything you buy?
What is opportunity cost?
How do we unplug ourselves from the banking system? …Is it even possible?
How can you use the banking strategy to your advantage?
What if you could set your own terms?
What if you could avoid the pain of bank financing?

Episode 56: The Truth Behind the Federal Reserve with Teresa Kuhn

September 28, 2018 by Not Your Average Financial Podcast

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In this episode we ask:

Who is Teresa Kuhn?
Where did her journey begin?
What did Teresa find on her search for the truth?
What book did Teresa find that changed her mindset?
What did Teresa’s Dad say after reading four of her book suggestions?
What did Teresa learn as she read about the Federal Reserve?
Are you curious about the Federal Reserve not being Federal and not having any reserves?
What does Teresa think about the Bank on Yourself concept?
What does Teresa recommend?
How are beliefs like a spider web?
What happens when your belief system gets demolished?
How does Teresa work with people on a transformative journey?
Who is attracted to Bank on Yourself? Who is repelled by Bank on Yourself?
What are some good strategies for learning more?
How do different perspectives help you move forward?
What questions should you ask your current financial advisor?
- Tell me about your personal journey with money?
- What’s your personal journey with your career?
- What books did you read?
- What’s your personal philosophy with money?
What is Living Wealthy Radio?

Teresa Kuhn, a respected financial educator, best-selling author, and strategist; is passionate about ensuring that her clients have the tools they need to survive a changing economy.

Her diverse educational and life background, including experience as an attorney, financial advisor, and entrepreneur; makes Teresa uniquely qualified to assist individuals, families, and business owners in designing blueprints for financial and professional success. She has counseled thousands of individuals, families, and business owners across the nation, helping them how they can avoid exposing their wealth the eroding factors such a taxes, inflation, and Wall Street losses.

In addition to sharing the truth about how money really works, Teresa is also an advocate of a healthy and balanced lifestyle. Her podcast, “Living Wealthy Radio” reflects her interest in a wide range of topics ranging from financial planning to entrepreneurship to getting and staying healthy.

Episode 55: Banks vs. Mutual Insurance Companies

September 21, 2018 by Not Your Average Financial Podcast

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In this episode, we ask:

What are banks?
- How do banks work?
- What happens when you put your money with a bank?
- Is a checking account safe?
- What about interest bearing savings account?
- If you put ten thousand dollars into the interest bearing savings account, how much do you get credited to your account?
- What is the bank’s business?
- Why do they lend money?
- How far does modern banking go back?
- What was Jekyll Island? Who was there?
- What is the Federal Reserve?
- How much do banks have to keep on reserve?
- When did the FED update the requirements for the reserves?
- Where is all of your money?
- What happens when you deposit money into the bank?
- Why do we call deposit accounts the “safe” place?
- Is there another way?
What are mutually owned life insurance companies?
- How long have these companies been in force?
- What does Benjamin Franklin have to do with insurance?
- How are these different from a bank?
- Are life insurance companies allowed to inflate the money supply?
- Are life insurance companies allowed to participate in fractional reserve banking?
- What are the reserve requirements for an insurance company?
- Which is safer? The institution who has 10% or less on reserve or the company that has to keep over 100% on reserve?
How many banks went bankrupt in 2008?
How many life insurance companies in 2008?
If banks are so safe, why did so many fail?
If there isn’t going to be a bailout next time, how many more banks are we going to see go down?
Have you ever looked into who owns banks?
Have you ever heard of BOLI (Bank Owned Life Insurance)?
How much life insurance do banks purchase, according to the FDIC?
How do banks benefit from BOLI?
Should you do with your money what banks are doing with theirs?
What is COLI? Corporate Owned Life Insurance
Is a mutual life insurance company policy SAFER than a bank?
What happens if a life insurance company fails?
How are life insurance companies regulated?
What are insurance companies invested in?
Are life insurance companies convenient?
Do we spend more or less as availability to money becomes more convenient?
How would a life-insurance driven debit card affect dividends?

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