Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Banking, Money, Taxation And Becoming Your Own Banker With The Infinite Banking Concept

By Tomas McFie

Could you live ten days without money? Try it and find out what an asset money really is. Assets have a tendency to multiply. The problem is hardly anybody treats their money as an asset.

It has been written that "The value of an asset increases exponentially while the value of your labor only increases incrementally."

The return of your money is more important than the rate of return on your money. Those that fail to grasp this concept lose the real value of money by losing the control of their money.

Consider the following:

Your paycheck. Where do you deposit it?

Your bank or a third party's bank?

Who benefits the most by this process? You or the other guy?

Do not ever think that you can multiply your wealth by dividing it up. Allowing others to have access to your money by placing it on account at their bank, gives that bank control over your money. You automatically become second in command of your money by doing this. When the bank controls your money, you do not and they make money off your money while you pay the fees, the charges and all other costs associated with banking and financial institutions.

You must read the book about the Infinite Banking Concept entitled Becoming Your Own Banker. It will allow you to control and profit from the financial equation which is:

You finance everything that you purchase in life. You either pay someone interest to use their money to make a purchase, or you give up the interest you could have made on your money when you make a purchase with your own money. Either way you lose.

But when you practice the Infinite Banking Concept, you can pay cash for your purchases and earn the interest that banks or finance companies would have otherwise earned off you. This is because you are now using your money as an asset and the growth becomes exponential when compared with what happens when you put your money in a bank owned by someone else, or with an investment firm. - 23309

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