Survival and Success, No Time For Rest

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The Survival Inheritance Foods
Eagle "Taking term insurance is another way to
become self-insured. If I pay a smaller premium,
and take the difference between the lower premium
I now pay for term life and the higher premium I
would have paid for whole life or universal life
and invest it in a disciplined manner over the 20
years, I will probably have an estate to pass on
to my heirs at the end of the term. Even if I am
uninsurable at the end of the 20 years, I will
have, most likely, become self-insured with my
own asset values." Please Note (It would be wise
to take the added precaution of buying term
insurance that is renewable. You would pay just a
little bit more for renewability. If things go
wrong and you are not self-insured at the end of
the term, you will be able to renew the policy
for another term even if you are uninsurable. You
should carefully read and understand Chapter 5 of
"The Wealthy Barber" by John Chilton before
making any kind of life insurance decisions. He
discusses the importance of getting term
insurance that is both renewable and convertible.
He explains the decision-making process involved
in determining who needs to be insured, what kind
of coverage is required, and how much the death
benefit ought to be.)
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Eagle "When you take whole life or universal
life, you are saying that you believe the best
you can do is to simply exist where you are
barely holding your own against the things that
threaten you. It is your goal to survive, simply
that and nothing more. You are not planning on
achieving financial independence. You are
planning in advance on being a flat-busted broken
down mouse and you are structuring your financial
life so as to make your mouse plan succeed." So
the discussion goes all day long. Doctor
NaziSwinehart and the Insurance Man review the
results of the experiment at the end of the day.
They think about developing a gas that could be
inhaled by millions of Americans to cause them to
think like Prairie Chickens. This would cause
chaos and inefficiency and would weaken the
country. This would cause millions of people to
be enslaved to debt and never achieve financial
independence or do anything exciting with their
lives. They capture many other Americans over the
next few weeks and finally realize that there is
no need for such a diabolical plot because most
Americans and most citizens of the industrialized
nations run their financial lives like prairie
chickens already.
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A crutch is something you lean on to support
yourself. What if you realize you are in the
habit of leaning on something that is really
unnecessary? What if you could fly up high like
an eagle and look down on the effect these
"crutches" have on your life and see the impact
over the decades, and you could realize that they
did not help you at all in the long run? They
actually hurt you and transfer your wealth to
someone else. These are false crutches. There
are, generally speaking, better ways to take care
of the problem of surviving than using these
"survival crutches". There are many more survival
crutches (at least 28 in all) that you can learn
about in "Your Wealth is Hidden in the Fragments
of your Life", a book available for free by
request at the website indicated at the end of
this article. An understanding of the Survival
Crutch leads to the concept of the Weenie Tax. If
you have never heard about any of this, you are
not a weenie even though you are paying for these
unnecessary survival crutches. You did not know
and had no way of knowing.
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"There is safety in a multitude of counselors."
Speak to a host of advisers and make sure you
understand what you are doing before you make a
change like this. Please, Please remember, you
must read and thoroughly understand chapter 5 of
"The Wealthy Barber" by John Chilton before you
make any decisions about life insurance. This
book is the perfect primer for anyone trying to
get a basic grasp of personal financial planning.
It is US Deception Review easy to understand and
only has 10 chapters. You should read the whole
book and then come back to chapter five to review
the information about life insurance decisions.
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