February 10, 2023 - Blog / capital, choices, control, Investment, investments, Resilience, resiliency, Retirement Savings, storing money, whole life insurance
Can Whole Life Insurance really be a key strategy for storing capital? I’ve been doing it myself and helping others for 10 years. Once you have a policy in place, the process is simple: Consistent payment of premiums Refrain from surrendering the policy Avoid lapsing the policy with proper care Benefits: Preserve every premium dollar…
February 3, 2023 - Blog / Business Owners, capital, capital preservation, Investment, legacy, military investing, mindset, Podcast, Principles, Resilience, Spotify, whole life insurance
Why is capital preservation critical to long-term financial success? Not only to preserve capital but to have access to its value. Preserving capital is vital because it enables me: to have the resources to meet ongoing expenses to invest in future opportunities to handle unplanned events Without access to capital, I will struggle: to meet…
January 27, 2023 - Blog / equity, guarantees, Insurance, Investment, leverage, life insurance, market, market instability, mindset, Principles, retirement, volatility, whole life insurance
How can I improve my ability to adapt to changing markets? By following this simple yet often misunderstood principle. I’ve been helping my teammates understand and apply it for a decade. Every asset purchase you make is a money-storage decision. Guided by this principle, here are some of the asset characteristics I seek: guarantees volatility optionality…
January 20, 2023 - Blog / 401k, 529, cd, Financial Strategy, Flexibility, Insurance, investment advice, leverage, life insurance, money market, retirement accounts, storing money, wealth, whole life insurance
Why does where you store money matter more than picking great investments? I’d be much better off had I known the answer 20 years ago. I would have: Kept more of what I earned Had alternate financing sources Been ready for more opportunities I would have been more resilient. How much thought do you put into…
January 13, 2023 - Blog / cognitive tests, financial advice, investing, LinkedIn, Myers-Briggs, personality test, whole life insurance
How useful are assessments for facilitating your personal growth? Here’s a list of some of the common ones: •Myers-Briggs •Gallup Strengths-Finders •Kolbe •DISC Profile •Hogan •Subject Object Interview (SOI) •Porter Strength Deployment Inventory 2.0 •EQ-i 2.0 (Emotional Intelligence) Some assessments are more about personality, while others dive deeper into cognitive capacity. They help make your…
January 6, 2023 - Blog / Financial Strategy, mindset, philosophy, Resilience, Ryan Holiday, stoic, stoic philosophy, Stoicism, The Daily Stoic, whole life insurance
I love learning about Stoic Philosophy. Unfortunately, when I first got interested, I had difficulty figuring out where to start. Philosophy, in general, can be so academic. So, if you are trying to learn more about Stoic Philosophy, here’s the best way to get started: • Read This Book: The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday…
December 30, 2022 - Blog / Financial Strategy, Flexibility, guarantees, Insurance, investing, Investment, storing money, Taxes, whole life insurance
30 Here are 5 essential ideas about storing money versus investing and why the distinction matters: Storing is different than investing.•Storing means keeping money in an asset that guarantees it will be there when needed. •Investing adds an element of risk compensated by higher expected returns. You need to do both, but the order in…
December 23, 2022 - Blog / cash surrender, Financial Strategy, Flexibility, investing, Investment, policy loan, real estate, Resilience, wealth
Why would I use a life insurance policy loan when I could use cash? Here’s why: 1. A cash withdraw (surrender) breaks the compound growth curve. You lose the opportunity to continue earning interest/dividends on the cash value surrendered. You have to replenish what you took at interest to get back on track. 2….
December 16, 2022 - Blog / investments, legacy, life lesson, mindset, parenting, Principles, quitting, team work
I’ve spent 11 years of my parenting journey grappling with this lesson: “You can’t quit something until it’s over.” That’s the lesson I learned when I was a kid, and I recently realized it’s how I was teaching my kids. But, I have had a shift in perspective. I don’t want my kids to think they have…
Margalo Eden
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