Episode 082:
Keeping Your Money – Keeping it in Focus
Keeping your money – keeping it in focus is the start of an 8-part series based on a book I am writing.
- Keep it in focus (What are we doing and why are we doing it?)
- Keep it global (merit)
- Keep it real (average vs. actual)
- Keep it working (hep and bank money)
- Keep it big (indexed and global)
- Keep it all (fees, IULs, Roth conversions and tax stripping)
- Keep it collateralized (policy loans)
- Keep it in the family (LTC, estate planning, and legacy planning)
Included in this episode:
Ok, keep it in focus
- Why are we doing this?
- What’s the goal?
- How do you know if you succeed?
Let me give you two words: Income and Inheritance. These are basically the two reasons people save money or the two goals they have for the savings they’ve accumulated.
Income
Inheritance……true assets or true wealth. When I say the word “assets” what comes to mind? Is there anything in your life more important to you than money?
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