Tony Robbins Is Wrong Again, Darn It
Tony Robbins, the creator of the modern motivation industry, has authored a second book on money, called Unshakable. I won’t include the link here because I have not read it,…
Add Money To Your Bank, Anytime!
The ability to store money in our privatized banking policies is enabled by the use of Paid-Up Additions (PUA). PUAs are single premium plus-ups to our Cash Value and Benefit…
Say No To Credit? From Banks, Sure
A recent article in one of my favorite, albeit conventional money sites, Investopia.com, has the title, “9 reasons to say no to credit”. As I expected, these points are a…
Members only: Addendum to Investment Advice
My public post on the Truth About Investment Advice is important for Privatized Bankers and everyone else. Since every “investment” ad from Wall Street has its disclaimer of “past performance…
The Truth About Investment Advice
For some reason, today I just have gotten my fill of “experts” trying to sell me on the idea that they have some magic insight on what investments will profit,…
Why early rate of return is unimportant
There are some limiting opinions about the initial or capitalization years of a banking policy. Probably not among our Bankers here at MFB, but you might get this criticism from your friends…
Why Financial Planning IS Like Rocket Science
That title is not clickbait. I am dead serious and will show you why. My resume is a bit different from most people in financial planning. It includes “Rocket Scientist”…
Taking Sides on Bank Regulation Doesn’t Matter
A particularly clickbait-y article caught my eye: Senate Votes to Kill CFPB Anti-Arbitration Rule First of all, who can decipher the logic of this statement, “voting to kill an anti-arbitration…
Privatized Banking Solves the Student Loan Crisis
Make no mistake, student loans are the new indentured servitude (aka “slavery”). Like an IRS bill, there is no escaping a student loan via bankruptcy. Perhaps in response to this…
Your Questions: Which Investment Advisor?
One of our Members asked if I could recommend an investment advisor. Not to beat around the bush, my first answer is “no”. Here’s why: It is the wrong question…