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BUILD WEALTH &

KEEP IT

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Most people think that to get ahead they must:•Work harder•Stop spending•Take more risks

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THERE ARE 3 WAYS TO VIEW MONEY

1) As a Spender

2) As an Investor or

3) As a Banker

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Let's Look at Spending Money on Cars

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THERE ARE 3 WAYS TO BUY A CAR

• Borrow Cash• Pay Cash• Private Family Banking

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Go to Buying Cars Graph

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THE INVESTOR

● Views money as a way to buy investments (i.e., he trades his money for an investment that he hopes will go up in value)● Every investment exposes him to risk● Every gain costs him taxes

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The Investment Risk Game

% Loss To Recover % Gain Required

10% 11%

20% 25%

30% 43%

40% 67%

50% 100%

60% 150%

70% 233%

80% 400%

90% 900%

100% You're Broke

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THE EFFECT OF TAXES

Taxes destroy your money’s growth.

Go to Effect of Taxes Calculator

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THE BANKER

● Views money as a way to make money● Every purchase is an opportunity to gain● Always keeps his money working

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COMPOUND INTEREST

The interest earned on accumulated interest.

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Einstein called it the most powerful force in the universe.

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THE WEALTH CURVE

MONEY WORKING OVERTIME

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THE COST OF FALLING OFF THE WEALTH CURVE

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THE COST OF FALLING OFF THE WEALTH CURVE

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THE COST OF FALLING OFF THE WEALTH CURVE

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THE COST OF FALLING OFF THE WEALTH CURVE

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EVERY PURCHASE COSTS US INTEREST

We either:

PAY UP orGIVE UP

What if we could use our own money without giving up the

interest it would earn?

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STARTING PRIVATE FAMILY BANKING

• Create a pool of money• Put the money to work earning compounding• Use the pool of money as collateral when you

need cash

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PRIVATE FAMILY BANKING

●We use the same financial instrument that banks use to park their money in a safe place and get guaranteed growth.

●BOLI or Bank Owned Life Insurance is held by most banks and recommended by the FDIC.

●Permanent Life Insurance is a safe, liquid way to hold and use capital.

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WE CUSTOMIZE YOUR LIFE INSURANCEPOLICY SO IT GIVES YOU:

• Liquidity• Safety• Guaranteed growth• Protection from taxes• Protection from judgments (lawsuits)

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4 YEARS PAYING $5k ANNUALLY

Cash Accumulation Comparison© 2012 Private Family Banking. All Rights Reserved.

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PRIVATE FAMILY BANKING

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If you control your own banking system,you can CAPTURE THE INTEREST that you’ve been paying (never to be seen again!) to someone else.

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AVERAGE AMERICAN SPENDS $$

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Go to Income CalculatorAutos Housing Living Savings

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34.5% IS SPENT ON INTEREST!

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Autos Housing Living Savings0.00%

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Autos Housing Living Savings0.00%

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SavingsMortgage InterestAuto InterestLiving Exp. Interest

CAPTURE THE INTERESTYou Have Been Paying to Others!

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NOW YOU ARE THE BANKER

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Premiums or Payments

MoneyPool

MORTGAGES

CREDIT CARDS

CARS

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RECAPTURE THE INTERESTBEING SPENT ON INTEREST

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Autos Housing Living Savings0.00%

5.00%

10.00%

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25.00%

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SavingsMortgage InterestAuto InterestLiving Exp. Interest

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PRIVATE FAMILY BANKING

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PRIVATE FAMILY BANKING

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BENEFITS OF PRIVATE FAMILY BANKING• Life Insurance (Death Benefit)• Major Medical (compare to an HSA)• Disability Protection (using a Rider)• Guaranteed Access (Emergency Fund)• College Savings (compare to a 529 Plan)• Retirement (compare to IRA or 401(k))• Asset Protection in case of lawsuit• Tax Protected growth (compare to ROTH) • Estate Planning Tool (compare to a trust)

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“Everyone should be in two businesses:What they do for a livingand the banking business.”– R. Nelson Nash

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Our Thank You for attending this

presentation entitles you to a free financial

analysis. Appointment about an hour.