Turn a depreciating asset into an appreciating asset.

Turn a depre­ci­at­ing asset into an appre­ci­at­ing asset.

A sim­ple and com­mon car pur­chase example:

Car cost $25,000  – term 4 years  – inter­est 7.87%

1) Finance car through bank or other lend­ing institution;

After 4 years you have paid the bank $25,000 + $4,222 = $29,222.00 prin­ci­pal and interest.

Sup­pose depre­ci­ated value of car is now $9,000, sub­tract that from total cost and that means this trans­ac­tion cost you $20,222.

2) Finance car through your own bank­ing system.

Bor­row the money from your pol­icy tax-free. As owner of your pol­icy you have first rights, so sim­ply make the same pay­ments you would have paid the bank, only you pay back your own bank/policy.

After 4 years you have added the $25,000 prin­ci­pal back into our pol­icy plus the addi­tional $4,222 inter­est as well for a total of $29,222.00. The $9,000 depre­ci­ated value of the car added to the $29,222 means we now have a total asset value of $38,222.

How­ever, this is just the begin­ning. With­out giv­ing away the ingre­di­ents to our secret sauce of how our bank­ing sys­tem works there are guar­an­teed growth and div­i­dends that could poten­tially put the total asset value at $78,738; over triple the pur­chase price of the depre­ci­at­ing asset. After sub­tract­ing the pre­mi­ums and inter­est paid over the four years the actual asset gain from this trans­ac­tion is $51,729.00

What would this look like with an appre­ci­at­ing asset? How many times do you go to a bank or a credit card to bor­row money?

Replace the car with equip­ment pur­chases, cap­i­tal improve­ments, real estate. It is your bank. You can decide when you want to bor­row and what you want to buy. It is your per­sonal bank­ing system.

Sim­ply by using the pol­icy, a sup­ple­men­tal retire­ment income is being cre­ated through one’s life­time. This is just the tip of the ice­berg. Now you can see why I am so happy, or should I say ecstatic.

I am licensed to give peo­ple a free-of-charge illus­tra­tion of what using this pol­icy will look like for you, using your num­bers. If you want to start using your own bank, give me a hol­lar.

As I said, that is just one exam­ple. There are many other ben­e­fits as well.

By the way – below is a graph show­ing the ben­e­fits of buy­ing 10 cars over a 40 year period using your own bank­ing sys­tem instead of some­one else’s.