Real Estate Investing Using Privatized Banking
In this video, I provide a detailed numerical analysis of a cash-flow real estate opportunity and how it is financed conventionally and using Privatized Banking. The leverage and risk control…
A Deeper Understanding of Deposit and Loan Availability
As more of us are flexing our Privatized Banking muscles, some questions come up that I wanted to make sure you knew about. This discussion applies to Lafayette Life insurance…
Regulation Does Not Make Investments Safe
I saw an interesting YouTube video about person-to-person lending practices in China. As you know, China is anything but a free market economy. People there need access to financing without…
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…
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…
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…
Forgotten Financial Knowledge: Members-Only Video
In our first members-only exclusive video, we discuss how the average person in America understood a fundamental and critical concept of savings -- that most no longer understand. Our member section…
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…
Your Questions: Is There Still a Way to Privatize Banking?
This question came from Ron. The answer is yes, and here’s why. The banking functions we wish to privatize are savings and finance. As I point out in Stop Being…