Seth Hicks, Esq. discusses how to protect yourself, your wealth and your assets with Private Banking Strategies.

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OK, guys, could, can anybody hear anything we were talking about there?
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Welcome to the broadcast today. Sorry about that. We had, we, not, we I failed push one More button to crank this podcast up, my apologies. I think I'm a little over excited today, but you guys should be hearing us now.
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OK, no heard nothing, OK, so we're gonna get cranking up as if it's brand new again. Good morning says, good morning, George. Welcome Seth Hicks, our guest today.
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Always good to have fun.
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Nice to be here, Jay. Good morning, George.
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Good, good morning, everybody.
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I'm going to grab the board, George, because I have some things I want to talk about before we get too far into what Seth has to say, and these things that I'm going to talk about, I think they go hand in hand with having solutions. And that's what Seth is here to talk about today.
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So I'm now looking for me. George, immune the lowest, I don't see me in the list.
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Um, you may want to watch.
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Let's say, change presenter.
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No.
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Yeah, I'm looking for you and you're under that, and I don't.
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I don't see you on the list. How can that be? I'm happy I don't get that.
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Yeah.
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Because I see sentimentalist see myself on the list, and see, oh, maybe that's maybe it's because nobody, you're not sharing, are you?
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Nope. I'm not sure you want me to. Let me just try those. Sorry, guys.
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Everybody's like OK.
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It's that banana.
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All right, so, Now, you guys should be looking at my screen. I see that you are.
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So, I'm gonna go back to what I was talking about for the last five minutes, and we hadn't actually started the podcast yet, so.
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Thank you, Chef, for being here, and we're gonna get into some assess solutions.
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But I want to remind you guys about a couple of things that I've been talking about now for about four years. About four years ago, I started talking to folks about the fact that travel is not going to ever be the same again starting in 20 20.
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I talk to you about the fact that people are going to be sicker than they've ever been secret than they ever been, for a couple of decades, for a couple of decades.
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And I know there's a lot of places right now that are starting to really lighten up no more masks. Yeah, you don't have to wear a mask anymore. I never had to wear a mask.
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But I understand, some people did.
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And I understand, some people still are.
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Um, I'm here to give you some bad news, and I'm gonna say, I'm not going to sandwich it. I'm just gonna give you the bad news. And then the rest of the show, we'll talk about solutions, is that fair?
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You guys, OK with that?
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Um, just go into your question so I can see what you guys are saying to me here.
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So, a couple of you said yes, someone says it's alien's, OK, So, anyway.
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This, Tom of our life, I have, I spent a lot of time early, early, early this morning, on a phone call, just me, and one other person, very, very high level, very high up contact, that I have, who knows this information?
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Who's at the forefront of this information, And what I'm here to tell you, that's the bad news, is, it's not about over. It's just about to start.
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Just about to start, It's not about over, it's just about a start.
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And I'm not the only one talking about this.
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Um, if it's OK, I will quote a couple of other folks who have gifts I don't have, and that's Anthony Williams, and Michelle White Dove.
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They're talking about this, too.
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Anthony Williams looking very long term. He goes out about 20 years. My contact this morning.
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Verified that, yeah, yeah, that's about right, about 20 years from now, is when all this will subside.
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Until then, it's going to be one bacteria and one virus after another.
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one bacteria and one virus after another. Let me say it again, one bacteria and one virus after another.
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So, you got Bill Gates saying, oh, another pandemic coming as of yesterday. He says that.
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You've got Anthony Williams going out 20 years, and you've got Michelle White Dove 18 months ago saying that culvert was nothing more than a runner up to the real McCoy.
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She admits everywhere you look at her data. She admits she can never see more than 2, 3, 4 years out.
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That's her gift. She can see that far. Anthony Williams gift, he can go as far as you want to go.
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It has to do with who his guide is, versus Michelle White Doves. God.
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Anthony Williams God is the spirit of compassion sits at the right finger of God, that's pretty high up there, the right finger garda. Can I get some yes, please. I'll take some of that, I'd love some of that.
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Um, I'm having a little fun with you, but reality is that's the difference.
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And what I'm telling you is, is that that's one side of it.
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And the other side of it is, um, there are people who are in the know who work with people that administer a planet like Planet Earth.
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And they have information, and some of that information, they want it to get out.
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Sometimes I get a call because they want the information to go out. They want it to go out privately. They want you to whisper to your family and your friends.
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Sometimes, that information is meant to be that way.
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So what I'm here to tell you guys today is that it's just the beginning.
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So, don't let your guard down, guys.
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Remember this part of what I'm telling you.
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Um, if Michelle White Dove is saying that Cove id was a runner-up.
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And she's talking about the fact that she even points to several links about the fact that there's 20 or 30 million people in quarantine right now in China.
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And that that virus is the virus where people are bleeding out dead, so they're bleeding out.
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This is the one she predicted.
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18 months ago, she said there's got another one coming.
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It's going to attack your central nervous system. It's going to cause your body to breakout boils.
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When you break out Boyle's, if you start to bleed you die, if you start to bleed, no questions asked, you die.
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That's what we're seeing in China right now.
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Isn't it interesting that we have the Olympics going on a good way to give way to have a mass spread or isn't it?
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Good way to have a mass Breder is by using the Olympics. Isn't it interesting, that, at a time, when that's going on in China, here, in the state stateside, it's like, Hey, we're done with this thing now. Take your mask down. Go public. Have some fun. Oh, all the countries are opening. Go on vacation.
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Can you guys read between the lines?
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this is such BS such BFS?
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So I'm going to couple that with a couple of other things.
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There's a time coming where you're going to see the dollar rally in a way that you've never seen it raley. Why?
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Because people are going to be seeking a safe haven from the euro.
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Hence, Russia occupying Europe.
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It's always been in the cards that Russia before 20 44 add to Occupy, Europe.
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You're going to have to read between the lines. I can't say every word I should be able to say, but I can't say to read between the learn words when I say Occupy. But a couple of new words there.
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When that happens, you're going to see a disempowerment of the Euro.
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Those people will run, for the exits for a safe haven that safe haven will be the dollar.
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When you see that happen, that is your cue, that is your cue, that you are coming to the final stages of all central bank currency's, all fiat currencies, starting their break down period.
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That doesn't mean in a month or six months, they fail. That's not how this works, guys. It does. It takes 50 years to adopt a currency. It's going to take 40, 30, 20 years for a currency to fail.
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Once it starts to fail, it never just fails and you're left high and dry on a Wednesday. That's not how this works.
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So, guys, get that **** out of your head, from every podcast you've been watching, telling you, buy gold, buy gold, buy Gold, and, by the way, they're wrong.
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Buy Silver by Platinum and then if you have some leftover buy Gold.
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Because Gold's, not going to keep up with the inflation rate, Silver, and Platinum will once they're launched.
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But that's your cue.
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Probably when you see, when you see the dollar rallying like that, believe it or not, that'll probably be one time and see lots of others.
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Sorry guys.
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Didn't turn off ma things on my computer here.
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Just one second.
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Got to do that now.
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Until this evening, thank you.
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My apologies to everyone listening. This is a real professional show. In fact, I think Seth and I both put on suits this morning for this, and George, if you haven't got your shoot on, please go get your shoot on. This is very professional. I will do that.
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Um, so, anyway, guys, I think that, what I'm trying to tell you is, is everything we've been talking about for about four years.
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Your fiction are really start, see the pieces come together. I actually think, this piece I have on the board is a vital piece of that.
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It says, here, Fizer Madonna Investors run for the exits.
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I'm gonna encourage all of you to take the 20 minutes it takes to read this, or you can listen to it right here.
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OK?
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so this is the desert, all right. The Desert view dot com.
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This came out today or yesterday 16 hours ago, Fizer and Madonna.
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Take the time to read it. But I'm gonna point to you guys something here.
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Make sure you can see it. You can, it's not real big. That's the best. I got it. Says, other insurance companies have reported the same or worse death numbers.
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As one America, for example, unum insurance is up 36%, Lincoln National plus 57% Prudential Plus 41%. Re-insurance Group of America plus 21% Harford plus 32% MetLife 24%.
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Eagan, which is a Dutch insurer, saw in their US arm plus 57% in the fourth quarter. In the third quarter, they saw a 250% increase in death claims.
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By the way, if you read the whole article, you'll find out what I'm pointing into here is pointing to this all started with the rollout of the vaccine.
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OK, I'm going to tell you guys something that you're probably not going to hear anywhere.
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You're probably not going to hear this anywhere. Get the wax out of your ears.
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I'm putting pieces together. There's a little bit of speculation here so let me give that disclaimer.
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But I think you're gonna find this to be pretty accurate hagia noticed how when um, as we've gone through this pandemic we've been at some of the worst stages and people were saying hey, it's OK to take your mask off, OK. To go on vacation at spring break time. And all of a sudden you have another big flare up because the powers that be gave you permission to do something. And you listened.
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Why do you listen I don't know.
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They are they do not have your best interest in mind no matter what they tell you.
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I believe you've seen a total debacle of a rollout of a virus.
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Total debacle And I think every bit of it was on purpose to set the stage.
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And now what's happening is you're going to see the rollout of Pfizer and Madonna probably coming under fire of major lawsuits.
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Stock price is going to zero.
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And here's what all that does.
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Here's what it does, It leads, it leads the public, because remember, I said a stage has been set.
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It leads the public to have absolutely no faith in that system ever again.
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So let's say the next virus rolls out, and it's massive, and it's really killing people.
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Do you think anybody's gonna go lineup for vaccines?
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If all this information comes out, and all of a sudden, you see lawsuits and, and the news is being filled, full of everything going on with people dying from this vaccine.
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Do you think people are going to go line up for the next vaccine?
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Wouldn't that be convenient to lose faith in the system, right at the time?
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When the next virus is released, that really will kill a lot of people.
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It's kinda like the little wolf, the little girl, the Crowd Wolf, They'd been crime wolf now for 24 to 36 months and now everybody's getting into that disbelief and they're gonna go about their way. They're going to say, we're not listening to your **** mass, mass mandate, we're not taking your stinking virus. And guess what?
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The stage is set perfectly to release a real virus or two, or 3, 4, or five in a row.
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I'm just telling you guys, as much as I can, I do care. I'm not here to be a fear monger. If I was, I wouldn't have Seth here.
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I wouldn't have different people coming here at times. I wouldn't be talking about things at times.
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That are there to be solutions. I'm not living my life and fear, Seth's not living his life and fear. I can guarantee you, George isn't live in his life and fear. That doesn't mean we like any of this. We don't like it.
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We're not excited to go through it.
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But we're not living our lives in fear. We're not living our life going. There's no solution.
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Here is what we are, we're survivors, like seriously, the kind of survivor that thrives in a environment like this.
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There are people, you probably know, some everybody. Every one of you listening, some of you may be that person. Some of you may know that person.
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No matter what the environment is, you thrive, and that's me, And I've connected myself with people that are like that. That's George.
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That Seth that's Bud Fox, they're going to thrive in an environment like this. When the rest of the world is curled up in their sleeping bag, these people will be thriving. There are good people to connect yourself to.
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So with my little precursor, which I had no idea I was going to talk about today, this was not a planned event, I got this article this morning, sent to me at about 3 30 in the morning, And I went through it, and I started putting pieces together, and in no time, my phone rang at about 445, and that was one of my high level contacts from Europe.
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And we had a very in-depth, intimate conversation, and he gave me a rundown of things to be looking at, words to be looking at, in public. one of the things he said to me, he said, look for the hidden hand.
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How many of you know what the hidden hand is? Does anybody here know what the hidden hand is?
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Anybody at all?
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See if we got any educated folks here. Well, there's one person says they know what the hidden hand is.
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Freemasons on, Yup.
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Yep, so there's a few, because there's a smart group here. Seth, you got, you got your hands full buddy. The hidden hand, just go back and look at some of the video footage over the last 2.5 years.
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When Thaci is about to take the stage, and he takes his right hand, and he sticks it inside the lapel of his jacket.
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He's signaling, he's communicating to the rest of the world, he's doing a he's doing the same thing that Napoleon did.
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He's signaling the rest of the world. Nobody else is paying attention.
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They have no clue that not even keeping up with the fact that he does that every time he's about to take the stage, but he's saying, I'm here to serve you.
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Talking about that group of people.
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So, there's a lot going on, guys.
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It's an exciting time.
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And I invited Seth to come here because death is going to again, not only talk about private banking strategies and how that can benefit everyone here.
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We're gonna also merge that into, um, some privacy things that we're looking into.
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I should say privacy things.
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I'm looking into and Seth has been helping me vet them, so I would automatically find myself saying we, but really he's just been helping me vet them.
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Um, we're gonna look into possibly how, No, nobody knows. We have to speculate from here, but how some of this can work in our favor in the future.
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For example, you know, just being in a private banking environment may be one part of it, but it may not be all of it, right? And, but then if you have that environment, you could go into the next environment. Right?
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So anyway, with, with any further ado, I don't mean to be the doomsday are today guys, but it's on my heart. It's on my mind. I care, and I want to see people do good. I want to see other people thriving.
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I want to see other people aware, I want to see them know the signs and signals to look for, like your hand inside your lapel of your jacket, or, like, the dollar rallying, what comes next.
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And so that's why we do this.
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It's not, we're not here for clicks or likes. You can't link on this platform. Oh, excuse me. You can't like this platform, You can't, you can't tell me how great you think I am.
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That's not what this is for. This is not a YouTube channel.
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We're not trying to get the word out to 5000 other people.
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I'm connected to this small group of people, and I think a few thousand people is small, And if I can help the people that are here that are willing to listen, I want to do that.
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And I think Seth that's that's what's in his heart.
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Um, one of the one of the things that I like to do when I'm connecting myself with people is: I like to connect mile my life with people that have justice in their DNA.
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They have righteousness in their DNA, they have honesty and integrity in their DNA.
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It doesn't mean that those people are perfect.
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I'm not a perfect person. I've never claimed to be, I won't ever claim to be.
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I've done some things in my life, I'm not proud of.
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Admitted some of those things on the air over the last five years.
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I'm not perfect. I'm not trying to be perfect. I'm not trying to be anybody's guru.
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Seth isn't either Georgia's in either we're just trying to help.
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That's it.
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Without any further ado, Seth, please take the floor and crank up this podcast in a way that you want to crank it up and talk about what you want to talk about and we'll kinda go through the scenario.
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Hey, thank you Jay, and thank you for the introduction and Land Foundation for the big picture of what we're all here to do. And we're all put in our sphere of influence is, we want to protect ourselves and our families, we want to influence the world for good, and you have to have your eyes open to do that. It really shouldn't be a great surprise at this point to most of our audience.
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As the world is waking up to a global extermination agenda and a one world Government, conspiracy, or what was called a conspiracy, I think, is becoming clearer and clearer to most of us, and it's been underway for decades in our country. It really, you can see some signs of that, in 19 13 when the Federal Reserve was created happens to, coincidentally, Wink, wink B, the same year the IRS was created, and that's when.
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Shadow Government ruling forces began to influence the US monetary policy and create a, and influence that was evil. And it was self motivated. And it was intended to to bring in a one world government order.
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And I think we see that happening in Canada, if anyone who follows that, even on a tangent, which I have, I'm not super knee deep in that, but you can see people standing up for freedom and their minority government, taking amazing action, amazing action, being seizing bank accounts, freezing transactions, trying to basically eliminate anyone who contradicts or says something different than the status quo in the government policy, which is shocking to a free world. But we're seeing those things happen.
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And I'm going to tie in the things that you spoke about, J, and the things that I'm discussing now with, with private banking and with other diversified strategies that will help to protect people's wealth.
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And wealth to me, and I know to you, Jay, is, is really, it's like ammunition.
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It's like an arrow in your quiver.
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It's something that you can accomplish good with or you can accomplish evil with it. But that comes from, you know, one's own heart and constitution.
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So like you said, you know what, I'm bringing this to, our small group of people.
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It creates something that they can use in there, bad alarm or in their quiver to influence and to protect for good in our world. So that's, that's the intention. And George, if you get a chance, can you bring up the seven pillars of private banking strategy so that folks can see that while I'm discussing it briefly? Yep, yep, Let me get that seven pillars, OK.
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So, some of the folks on the call have never probably heard of private banking strategies. And some are already clients and are down the way to getting their black belt. And practicing the principles of private banking. But private banking strategies.
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We're focused on first, asset protection, and we want to keep what we make.
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We want to be able to maintain and control the assets that come under our control. And we want to do that in the most advantage way as possible. And that includes keeping the IRS out of the fairs or fairs in illegal manner.
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The, the private bank that people create, is tax free. It grows tax free compounds annual a year after year, and is not subject to taxation. You have complete liquidity. And unlike so-called, you know, retirement programs that are sponsored by the government, and you pay no taxes on it.
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Unlike 401 K or IRA or 403 B's, or any, like I said, traditional government sponsored programs.
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one of the main thing that, that folks are after with private bank Exchange strategies is financial privacy.
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So the financial privacy aspect, it's the money into your bank and out of your bank and however you, by the way, I got it up, alright.
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OK, I was gonna say my word has taken Awhile Open, got worse.
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So Financial privacy third pillar there the seven Pillars is is a real focus and bulls eye for a lot of people. They don't want to be have their their Bank raised their hands on Every transaction that they conduct. Which is, apparently, J chime in here. Is, it says a $600 is. What, now, they're trying to lower the threshold to any transaction, $600 or higher they want to track?
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Or was it a new transaction?
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Not your about right, 600 bucks. Yeah. So that, that's absurd, isn't it? I mean, having big brother and the Centralized Banks Act as an agent of the government to report on citizens when they conduct a transaction greater than $600. It's absurd. And this is one way that you can take lump sums off the radar, so to speak. From government intrusion and put it into the, another place which doesn't report, doesn't raise their hand with every move that you make and enables you to maintain financial privacy.
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Now, the fourth pillar is velocity of money. This is where we get into the pure strategies and I've got a partner named Vance Low, some of you know him, some of you working with him and he's a Protege of Nelson Nash who brought the infinite banking concept to the forefront of American culture after dormancy. For decades. If not centuries, because this banking in the specific contracts that have been around for centuries, and it has been prior to the branch bank system the only way that people banked. So Nelson Nash and our culture was one of the, oh geez.
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You brought it back into the forefront of many focus, and my partner events had the great benefit and value of being a protege of has working with him, sitting on his board. And so he he lights up to teach people how to get multiple touches on the same dollar and how to get out of debt using your private bank and and how to experience the compounding tax free growth of private banking. So, if some of you know him, like I said, he, you know, he is an amazing resource. He's 70 years old. He's not going to be doing this forever.
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So, if this is something that interest year, I would highly encourage you to connect with, with us and with him, and be taught, buy one of the, you know, since a so to speak, that that's not going to be doing this forever.
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My focus is more on the asset protection aspects. I'm a lawyer by first trade, as some of you know, and I help to keep people's assets in the right places. Help them mitigate risk, help them calculate strategy and problem solve in their businesses. And personal lives.
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So, that's kind of our split dynamic duo. There are other folks out there that do IBC but they don't bring what Vance and I bring together and they don't focus on the asset protection aspect that I do. Let me ask you a question, right there, Seth. You don't want to interrupt it.
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Of course, while we're, while we're talking about you being a lawyer, you've been helping me vet some other opportunities.
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one of which I'm trying to make a platform available for some high level folks here.
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But one of the things I've learned is that you're not just a lawyer stuff.
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You're a little higher end of a lawyer.
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In other words, you recently helped me that, a couple of law firms, and we ran into a guy, who's just, he's just a lawyer, like, if he were here, he could go, I'm a lawyer.
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And that would pass, but that doesn't pass for you.
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You went to a great school, to become a lawyer.
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And in addition to that, if I'm not mistaken, didn't you run or at the top of a couple of really large firms, like some really high infirmed, I'm not sure what the lingo is there. But, what do you call a high-end law firm, it's got, it's got its own lingo, what is it?
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Call it, like a top am, 100 or Top A 150 firm, and those are just large firms that have the most revenue and the country and have the most sophisticated practices. They may document transactions for you know, all the Centralized Banks, Bank of America, Wells Fargo. And that's, I did work for a large large firm and Dallas for three years as an associate and I was part of a real estate section where we documented large multi hundred million dollars loans like on the Houston Galleria being refinanced by a Life Insurance Company or Large transactions.
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So, Yeah, that, that was. That was where I started in a large firm, and Dallas. And, you know, I need challenges J, and I'm somewhat competitive. And so sitting there as a worker bee for 40 years of my life, and a large firm, looked like a hamster on a wheel.
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So, I ultimately, I went back to LA, where I went to school and started a firm with three other gentlemen, and they were already well seasons, and well practiced, and it, it was a great change and shift, and it really taught me. Not only just the practice of law. When you've got lawyers out there who just don't know how to practice law and the know-how there, Their niche, they know what they do.
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But I've been exposed to a much broader aspect of life, both in business and entrepreneurship, on behalf of clients and other entrepreneurs, and also, you know, on behalf of myself and groups that I represent.
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So yeah, and I often kind of trash the profession of law, because most people really don't like lawyers.
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They seem to have a blank checkbook when they build people.
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If there happened to have the misfortune of being in litigation or otherwise, and they're not always the most scrupulous people. They know more than their clients and they can get away with things that that other other folks can It's kinda, like go into a mechanic. Sometimes you have to really trust your mechanic, right? We don't know how to I know where to put the gas and how to turn on my car.
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No, some, you know, simple basics about mechanics in my car, but I don't know what he knows, if he tells me, hey, you know, you need a new electronic sensor and that's two grand, You trust him. And believe him, if you trust him, and if you don't know, you can get a second. opinion. Attorneys are kinda the same way. They're able to.
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You talk to issues that most people don't understand. And so, our relationship, I think is, is one J, that, where I've been able to help educate you into the practice of law, what it's like, and being able to vet other attorneys and be outside general counsel for some of the businesses and endeavors that you have, It's really been a great privilege. And also, I think, helped you see how lawyers tick.
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Yes, it has, and let me ask you this, just from the perspective of a lawyer, because, no, there's folks here that literally, their total net worth is 20 grand.
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Their total net worth is 100 grand. Their total net worth is five million. There's a wide range of people here.
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And, by the way, people, all of you are welcome.
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All of you are welcome to be here. We enjoy you being here.
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But because there's such a wide range, My question to you, Seth, is that I know from what I hear from folks in the group that there's doctors here, There's lawyers here. There's engineers here. There's multi-millionaires here. We got a billionaire.
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That's in this group.
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We have one billionaire that's in this group that I know there may be more than one. I don't know, this one came forward and introduce themselves to me.
34:13
So, my point is, tell these guys for just one second, like, in under a minute, maybe, what isn't meant to you, even being a part of this group, because you've been here since the beginning.
34:24
You've been right here in this group since the beginning.
34:26
that I know of, And, you know, you're taking in all the data, and all the information, and all the data points, and all the trades, and all the different things. What does that mean to you, being a high level professional, just being here in this group?
34:37
I mean, it's something, I've never asked me, I didn't know, I was gonna ask you that today, but as you were talking, I thought, Man, Set's perspective here would maybe be good for someone to hear.
34:47
You know. It's, it's been an amazing privilege and a great, great blessing!
34:53
I met some amazing people.
34:55
Have some amazing clients that are both, that are joint clients of ours.
35:03
I guess, the most valuable thing that I'm coming away, with relationships, relationships with you, relationships with George, relationships with some of the clients where, you know, you're making a difference. And, like you said, some of those have small net worth.
35:17
And some of them have very large networks, but making a difference for them and their family, and making an impact for, for good and feeling some sense of value insignificance for people that you know, and you can reach out and touch.
35:33
So, I'd say it's, it's been a one of the greatest privileges of my entire career in practice.
35:41
I can also say, you know, running a practice in Dallas, where, I was an associate in a big law firm and working for folks, really didn't feel that significant. I mean, you're just a cog in a wheel. You literally are a hamster on a wheel, and you know, people are. Next, you know, you're kind of a high paid prostitute in effect. They give you orders, and you do it.
36:09
and it's and that's kind of a no rogue way of saying it, but it's really true at the bottom of the barrel.
36:20
And running your own practice sometimes is it's not as gratifying, but this has been I find a great platform where people have a lot of common values, a lot of common interests.
36:30
And I wouldn't have the same conversation regarding, you know, one world order and an extermination agenda on the people with just anybody. Some people have not been red pill, they don't understand that. And so I find our group on a on a whole is is informed, their eyes are open, well-educated, and it's been a great privilege, Jay.
36:54
That's fantastic. I love hearing that. OK, Back to what you were saying, I didn't mean to get you segue onto something else, but I think those points are important. Seth, I've gotten to know you very well.
37:07
I call you absolute complete friend of mine. I've met you on one occasion.
37:13
So we've spent some time together face-to-face, eyeball to eyeball for a few days.
37:17
And, other than that one encounter, we talk on the phone at least every other day, every third day. And, you know, you're a very close friend of mine.
37:29
You're not just A lawyer.
37:30
You're not just general counsel for me and I just wanted other people here to know who they're hearing from. And sorrow segue on that. I should have done that first. But you're not just a lawyer, you're a very high-end lawyer. And I now know the difference. You've never told me, You are a high-end lawyer, but I put the pieces together from what I learned from you.
37:52
And so, I just want people to know, You know, that we're not using the phrase the lawyer here. So you go, oh, we'd better, listen assess because he's a lawyer, He's not. Just a lawyer is a very high-end lawyer, and he's one of those people that has justice in his DNA.
38:09
Which means that he wants the best for every client that he embarks with.
38:15
He wants their absolute best. You guys know, I've, I've told you guys, I'm in the process of suing somebody for the first time in my life.
38:24
And let me tell you, Seth made sure that I have a lawyer who wants the best for the case, he wants the best for me and my family.
38:34
And he made sure that with his skills of vetting that people and in addition without spending too much money having a careless checkbook.
38:42
So I think those things are important when people are looking at the possibility of saying, hey, Seth cannot come along beside you, lock hands with you and go through these seven pillars with private banking strategies. And guys, you know, don't go away too soon today.
38:59
Because as we come to the close of this, we're going to talk about the Segway of private banking strategies and how that might help in the future with everything that's fiction to be thrown at us, which is an awful lot.
39:15
I mean, I don't know about you guys, but I'm thrombin, no matter what they'd throw at me. If it's a wall, I will go under that sucker out bust through it. I'll go around it, I'll go over the top of it, I'll get a rope swing over, whatever it is, and stop, and me.
39:29
And I know that that's exactly who's Seth in Georgia.
39:32
So anyway, carry on Seth. I just thought it was important for people to know a little bit more about who you are. If they don't, some people been here the whole time. Some people are new.
39:42
And I appreciate that.
39:43
And one thing I'd like to add is, no matter where you are on the strata of wealth and what your own personal balance sheet looks like, private Banking strategies can help take you to another Strata and also just help you be able to have the influence that you want.
40:02
If you're, if you're the billionaire that J is referring to, or you know, you've had $100 million in your quiver, I would, I would think that you've elevated to that place of stewardship and management for a reason. And there's something in your heart that the back ends you to do, good with what you've acquired. Private banking strategies can help help you accomplish that. It's one tool in the tool belt. It's not the end all.
40:28
It is one tool and the tool belt that helps you protect your assets and say, financially private, and be able to accomplish goals that most others won't. But if you're on the other end of that abstract spectrum at the very bottom of the net worth that we're describing, the same principles apply. And, you know, Jay, you and I've talked about this a number of times.
40:51
Neither one of us started with a silver spoon in our mouth. I didn't start with extremely wealthy parents who handed me businesses and handed me tools that perpetuated that wealth I have. I've been blessed with a great family. They instilled values in me that enabled me to grow and learn.
41:14
And I've worked hard, but I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth and knew that were you we've, you know, executed certain principles and certain values and integrity and sown seeds and harvested those seeds and continued associates and harvest those seeds to, to breach where we're at. And everyone probably on this call is at a different place in a different level.
41:41
But you can utilize tools that you that, you know, are at your disposal to go higher and to reach more people and your influence and to, to do, do good on this Earth.
41:54
So, that's, you know, neither here nor there, but I am trying to tell on you, but you weren't, you weren't just born with, you know, everything given to you, nor was given, to me is matter of fact.
42:08
So, let's see, here. We've gone through most of the pillars there. one of the things that, you need to know when you start your own bank, and there's enough capital in there. You never have to go to a third party bank, so, you never have to be beholden to a centralized bank for financing, if you've got other investments that you want to make.
42:30
And it's good connection for us because I'm sorry, J, you. And I have talking off air a little bit about, you know, money asleep is money that's not working for you. And with the inflationary effect of the printing of money that's been going on, money just sitting is losing value. It seems like, by the second.
42:53
And we've talked about in previous podcast about the price of gas or the price of bread price, of two by fours. And on and on.
43:02
And I think that we're, we're only seeing that, that bubble, that debt bubble, that our country has created, which, by the way, exceeds 30,000 billion in our last podcast, in the last quarter of last year. It was still under 30,000 billion.
43:18
Well, now it's over 30 troy's, like thirty point two trillion dollars in debt, with another six projected to be spent in this so-called administration and, you know, with no end in sight.
43:33
So, who's going to pay for that?
43:35
Who's gonna be responsible for Shouldering, The burden will It's the people with the money. Apparently.
43:42
Just statistics show that Baby Boomers have $7000 billion socked away and retirement plans and government sponsored retirement plans which are reported to the government obviously in the IRS taxes. Then when you take your money out and they're well aware and have a bead on every movement in those.
44:03
So then they know, and the taxation of those so-called government retirement plans is going to increase.
44:12
So, that's one source. They're going to come after.
44:14
The people who have the money and who are paying taxes, they're going to increase the taxes and then the second way I think because they're going to confiscate funds that are in centralized banks via the dodd frank Act which gives them the right to bell in. And we've talked a lot more extensively on bail lands. And those two issues, she can go back and listen to prior podcast if you want to dig down a little bit. And then we also a private banking strategies, produce our own podcast.
44:42
We've got a whole robust topic schedule on our website, WWW dot private banking strategies dot com, and you can go through a whole list of different titles and learn about dodd frank Act, Bell and printing of money, Federal Reserve. How to remain financially private on our websites, all for free. So I'll take a breath and let you chime in, and Jay.
45:11
Well, yeah, you know, what I want to tell you guys is the world is changing.
45:17
and that's why I've kinda led this talk off.
45:21
The way I did is because these things that are available to you right now that Seth and Vance have to offer, um, they may not be available in the future.
45:32
There was a time when they weren't available to us as they are today and Nelson Nash changed all that.
45:40
What happened was the Belk Family, the macdonalds family, you know, the crocs um, even mister, even mister Buffett all used banking strategies to create an enormous amount of wealth but then when all of a sudden the every average, average, everyday guy started jumping on the bandwagon.
46:01
Well, your government swipe to pan as they do.
46:05
And they came along and said, Hey, it's not available to you anymore.
46:09
Then Nelson, Nash got it re-opens with some caveats and all I'm saying to you. And the reason that I keep saying this, ask, please come back.
46:17
Please come back, is, because there's going to be people here.
46:22
In fact, will do it as A will do, it, will do it like this.
46:26
There are people here that, two years ago, did not take advantage of the, um, SCN program, and today, it's not available, but the ones that took advantage of it are using it every day.
46:46
I've been using mine for 10 years.
46:49
And all I'm saying to you guys is that no, just, we'll just go on a whole different tangent.
46:57
By the end of this decade, no, Your LLC and your C corp, it's not going to survive 2029.
47:08
You're going to have to be into all kinds of new structure.
47:11
The world is changing all around us. It's not, it's not a small change. It's not a medium change, it's a massive change on every level from fiat money, to your health, to how you take care of a body, to how you feed yourself to everything you can think of. Are you ready?
47:29
I'm ready.
47:31
And, you know, we continue to ask Seth and Vance to come here, and I'll also kinda double up on what Seth said, You know, Chef is such a great communicator, and Seth is really great at helping people understand how this can help you.
47:50
But man, his partner, who Vance, who was with Nelson Nash for all those years, sat on his board, before mister ... passed.
48:00
When it comes to a person, whether you're at that $20,000 level, and all you got $300 a month to go into a plan, or it's that person who says, hey, I need to push five million into a program, he's the best structure in that.
48:15
No, you're not gonna.
48:16
You're not gonna be able to, pin Seth down on the phone to be able to get the structure right on that side of their business plan. And that's what makes them such a strong partnership.
48:27
That's why I keep having them come back.
48:31
So anyway, what I would tell you guys is, is, you know, if you're here today, and you're listening, don't!
48:39
Terry: the world is changing, and it's changing faster than I thought it was going to change.
48:44
I know an awful lot about change coming and it's still happening at a much faster pace than I imagined it would be.
48:53
Seth, let me ask you this, um, on a little bit of a side note, with, in regards to say, precious metals for people that have, the way I see this is for people that have set up a private bank strategy.
49:10
Where they're growing their money, tax free, They're taking their money That's been grown, tax free, And they've eliminated that issue of wealth, It seems, to me, that, as we even look to the potential of, You know, the breakdown of fiat money.
49:27
I mean, I still think we're, I still think we're minimum 20 years away from seeing the real breakdown of something like the dollar. I think, that. And then, when that breakdown starts, you got 20 years of breaking it down. So, it's not like it's tomorrow.
49:42
But along the way, are there some real strategies here for as people take money from their private bank to go to something that says deregulated as the precious metal space? Now, store that money start to begin to store that money, not just in private bank, but also in metals.
50:01
And aren't you kind of gaining a lot there from going from a structure where you pay no tax, you had privacy?
50:08
You had the ability to not have your money beldon on, da, da, da, da, da, all those things, and then transition that wealth as it grows into something like precious metals, I mean, not, don't those to marry well.
50:21
Yeah, absolutely.
50:22
And that kind of really circles back on what we were talking about money asleep, is, is losing value.
50:30
But money in your private banks that you pull out, and put to work.
50:37
And leverage and equity, strip your assets. And that's something we can dive down and a little bit deeper to, which goes to private property ownership, and how you mentioned, you know, corporate, an LLC, entities are going to be evolving and private ownership of property is going to be a target. Well, one thing that is a hurdle in that equation is all of the centralized bank, mortgages, and financing of real property.
51:08
And if you can mimic those centralized banks with mortgages, and deeds of trust, and what I commonly refer to as equity stripping, Your bank will have the first interest in the equity of that property. And I think it will be easier for governments to take free and clear properties and properties that are out there and personal capacities, and move them from a private ownership capacity to some others than it will for those that are levered with Bank so-called. Bank financing.
51:44
So we helped to create a private family bank and mimic the same mortgages indeed.
51:51
Have trust on those assets so that they're less of a target, but when it comes to cycling money out of your bank into other investments, including metals.
52:04
Yeah, I think the metals aspect is a part of her, diversified planned and you and I are both metal's guys, I'm, you know, use it as a hedge against inflation, a hedge against catastrophic events.
52:21
And that along with other investment strategies is what we used to keep pace with this hyper inflation that is, the enemy is happening. It's in its end process. So.
52:37
Yes, absolutely. And you know, one of the things that we like to what we call it private banking strategies is we have a safe strategy and a windfall strategy, which are both implemented at the same time concurrently.
52:51
Now, what does a safe strategy and a windfall strategy?
52:55
A windfall refers to the sale of a business receiving an inheritance or from our audience, a crypto, currency liquidation, profit taking?
53:08
Where we've reached the places where we're going to pull crypto off the table and we need a place to put it I don't think it's going to be safe in a centralized bank. You don't think it's going to be safe in a centralized bank. We're not going to leave it sitting there. And so one of the places you can put it is in the private Bank that you create for your family.
53:28
And there's two separate contracts that we utilize to execute the same strategy, and the one Fall Strategy. one is a term life insurance policy. And one is a whole life insurance policy that are set up with the appropriate riders that allow you to execute an option.
53:50
So a term policy is something that's very inexpensive and it hedges against dying in the next 10 years. It has no cash value.
53:59
But, for example, let's say you want a million dollar term policy, so that your wife could pay your house off or whatever other purposes you could, you know, their, their limitless, their pennies on the dollar, There are hundreds of dollars a year for the respective coverage under the hundreds of thousands. And so, you think of it like an option. So long as you have a convertible term policy. You can convert that term into a whole life policy when your windfall comes. So we're waiting on cryptocurrency to hit targets and liquidate.
54:33
And we don't have, you know, $500,000, 1.1 million, whatever, your number is 50,000 to push into private banking as a part of your Diversified Plan right now. But we do have hundreds of dollars to execute the term policies and hold the option for when the ship lands, that you can then push that money across the table into a private bank that accomplishes the seven pillars. That's Asad protected, grows tax free, financially private.
55:04
And you have it in your bank and can pull it out and then put it back to work in the investments and hedges we've talked about.
55:12
Why would you want to do that? Why would you want to execute that? Now? Can't you just do it later?
55:17
Well, when we started the show where you talked about the mortality rates that are being reported by insurance companies, and they're so far beyond coincidence, that people are waking up their understanding what it means, they're understanding that it's the vaccine companies are killing people, that's why their stocks have plummeted. And that's why insurance companies are going to make changes. What changes are they going to make? They're going to exclude those people who've been vaccinated from coverage.
55:49
They're not, they're not excluded today, but they're asking the questions, have you had cov it? Have you had the vaccination because their eyes are opened?
55:56
The vaccination has a direct, direct cause to the mortality rates?
56:03
A 200 year exception, would be a 10% increase in mortality rate.
56:12
Let that sink in for a second. A 200 year event would be a 10% increase in mortality rate. Can you throw that article back up there where you were showing the insurance company reporting the actual percentages?
56:28
I mean, one of them was to 258% and a quarter, so, it, you know, it's absurd.
56:39
I mean, this has hit my family in a personal way. My father was is a melanoma cancer survivor since like 2017.
56:50
And despite my lobbying him not to take the vaccination. They wanted to travel and, and so, he took the vaccination in 20 21 in the late summer and two months later.
57:09
His oncologists who, where he had regular checkups every quarter said that the melanoma had metastasized and exploded into various places in his body eight weeks after he took the vaccination after being for years and the clear. To me, that's beyond coincidence.
57:28
And so, I'm, you know, you can see where I sit on the vaccination issues, but it, it touches with what insurance companies are going to do.
57:39
They're going to exclude people who've been vaccinated, and it's not that way today, but if you've had these, you know, if you, I'm not condemning or judging anyone ever makes their own decisions.
57:52
But if you've been vaccinated, I would, you know, we'll try to lock these and as soon as I could because statistically speaking, it, it, it affects your ability, your body's ability to, to protect itself.
58:05
So another thing is, when you get qualified now, even on a term policy, with your medical underwriting, you don't have to requalify.
58:15
So let's say that you postponed it today, and then, you know, you're going to do it next year. You're going to do it the following year, but then you have some type of intervening medical condition.
58:26
Well, you may be uninsurable and not able to execute the plan, whereas if you're, You're clear today, you're healthy today. You can execute that. And then when you want to convert your term, or, let's say, in five months or six months, or five years, that you're able to do that with no additional medical underwriting, no additional financial underwriting.
58:47
It's also a way to lever in to multiple policies and get more money into your private bank by using multiple term policies and then executing those. You don't have to go through any financial underwriting when you're converting those, when they're already in existence. So that's kind of the you'll hear events. And I talk about on occasion, if you listen to some of the content, safe strategy and Windfall strategy.
59:13
And some folks that were engaging in the process kind of stalled out at executing the, the safe strategy of having the term policies, and even small whole life policies. That's a real bad idea, for all the reasons that I just described, in, because it's as simple, pennies on the dollar way to keep your options open.
59:36
And, so, that's, that's kinda the safe, versus when for a long winded answer to your, to your question, Jay.
59:43
But, I think that answers it, yep, that's good, that's good. And listen, there's quite a few questions coming in and then some comments before I go to those if you're willing to take a couple of questions.
59:56
I wanted to just bring up another topic before I'll do, I will read Jerry's comment here.
1:00:01
He says, though, with the way they are freezing bank accounts in major banks in Canada, it's paramount to get our money outside the system. They have designed to take advantage of us all. Thanks so much.
1:00:16
I think a lot of people in Canada are getting a real education about whether their money is their money right now.
1:00:24
Got it in somebody else's bank.
1:00:27
Anyway, just just because I have you here, Seth, I'm going to use you a minute if you don't mind, I'll do it respectfully.
1:00:36
I have been talking to the group of folks here, I guess now, for about a week to 10 days, about the potential of an opportunity.
1:00:46
That is what I would call off ledger off platform on above Wall Street.
1:00:56
And you have been helping me to vet that, in some regard, not not all of it, but a lot of it.
1:01:03
And I guess my question to you is, is based on the information that we have been able to vet together, and see what kind of true, what's kinda not on?
1:01:20
And we've been down that path, you know, both, both scenarios, what's true and what's not, just learning about that, that, that world exists. Has that been as exciting to use?
1:01:33
It has been to me, of course it has. I mean, it's, it's, it's something behind the veil that, you know, the masses of population never even think could be real.
1:01:46
And I, and when I was practicing in, LA, I had a client that brought some trading platform, opportunities to me, and to represent her in the platform, and to negotiate certain issues. And Jay, one of the things that that we did for multiple years was go around with with folks panning for gold.
1:02:12
And how, when you got down to the end of it.
1:02:16
There were people effectively trying to get you, to give them money to access the opportunity, and there was no opportunity.
1:02:27
It was simply people trying to bait and switch and, and so I contrast that with what we've been vetting with some folks who have legitimate sourcing and legitimate contacts to put.
1:02:44
You enter trading platforms that boggle the mind, it really boggle the mind, and so, when we started the column, we talked about justice and, and some of the things is the why we would even be into this and involved in this.
1:03:00
You know, that's what excites me, is being able to do some real good with some real contacts and real sources that that you most people will never, ever have access to.
1:03:16
And that's just the way it is.
1:03:20
And some of those contacts a mind that I have that are kind of way at scale them and you've even had an opportunity to, you know, be on the phone and ask questions as legal type questions in.
1:03:31
I can't tell you how much that means to me that you've been able to do that but also it really legitimize this, You know? There's a lot of people running around the internet. Say, My source said this, for my context, said that, and you just have to wonder, do they really have a contact? Didn't really have a source. I mean, in my case, I don't feel like I have to do that.
1:03:49
because so much of the information I've pushed forward has come to pass.
1:03:55
And so I don't feel like I have to legitimize that, but it's been sure nice for me to have someone who is a part of the group, someone who is illegal in someone who has my friend who has been able to say, Hey, you know, I've talked with some of these people, And it's pretty, it's pretty incredible.
1:04:11
And on, some of them, you haven't talked to you, but you've been able to hear a few of the recorded phone calls.
1:04:18
And so, I really appreciate that so much.
1:04:21
Um, and I hope, I don't know, guys, that I'm going to be able to, You know, put this together, But if I can put it together for other people, like, it's already, it's already together for me, OK?
1:04:36
I mean, I got the end by a year ago, It took me a long time to get to a place where I could start to participate in any of this, so it's already put together for me.
1:04:46
But to be able to have some folks also participate and have a direct communication with these folks, if I can put that together. There's gonna be some happy folks here, There's gonna be some very happy folks here based on the things that you've seen on that says, Can I, can I get an amen that, there would be some happy folks here.
1:05:07
Oh, for sure, that's part of what You know, Taking it to another, another level with wealth building would, would accomplish for people here Yeah. All right, well, let's jump into a few questions.
1:05:21
Let's see here.
1:05:27
Someone says, Much thanks to all for having such compassion in your heart and DNA. You're welcome.
1:05:37
Can Seth help us Canadians yet, trying to do it with a friend here in Canada through a firm in Edmonton, Alberta?
1:05:45
But they don't seem to want to get back to me. So, um, so I will put more pressure on them again But it's pretty frustrating for sure. I'm gonna add to that question another asking, can you help them in Canada?
1:05:58
But, um, doesn't, don't, don't you have a couple of clients from this group that are from the UK that you guys have been able to help and they basically they had to obviously take a little risk to do it but they got it done, yes.
1:06:12
Well, yeah, we've got a few clients that are foreign nationals and we touched on this and in prior podcast it it's really a high level look for foreign nationals. They've got to have significant wealth.
1:06:28
And you've got to have an insurable interest, domestically in the US, which is, let's say, it could be a family relationship. Most often, it's a business relationship where you have to form some type of business entity, and you've got a reciprocal interests like a key man policy on the business principles. And that's one of the common ways to structure that. It's a lot more work, a lot more heavy lifting.
1:06:59
And, so, it's not for, you know, smaller policies. It's hundred thousand plus type policies. And that's a minimum threshold.
1:07:09
But yes, we do work with few foreign nationals but over overall it generally doesn't fit folks, because you've gotta have a real high net worth on that. We may have a Canadian IBC referral for the Canadian, and I'll ask bands for that referral. And then they can message us at info at private banking strategies dot com.
1:07:38
Like I said, I mean, it's for us to engage in the work that's required to get that set up domestically, it has to be someone who is really committed and high net worth.
1:07:53
Can Seth discuss current interest rate range with infinity banking?
1:08:01
Well, that's pretty general and broad, but we're talking about I mean, guaranteed rates of returns. Are we talking about the Fed Reserve hikes and interest rate? Not quite sure, But, I mean, yeah, I think that we're going to see mortgage rates, increase in lending rates, increase with Fed, taking those up.
1:08:21
That's, that's no surprise. And how will that affect returns in private banking? It will likewise increase the rates of return.
1:08:34
However, I think that they're going to be adjusting right now in this economy, and it'll, there'll be a lagging factor or a lagging indicator, so to speak for those changes.
1:08:50
But not quite sure, you know what, what they, intended with that question. But hopefully that answers it.
1:08:58
Does Seth offer services for Tao hello L, C, or foundations?
1:09:05
I think what they're asking you is, is, and they're saying here, There's a Wyoming attorney, who offers this service.
1:09:11
I'd rather work with stuff, if this is of interest to him, so they're trying to either create a foundation, an LLC, or decentralized autonomous organization, are you, helping in your asset protection? Do you do that for folks?
1:09:28
Well, you know, it's interesting, because asset, protection specialists usually have their tools that they use. You know, some folks, they swear by Wyoming, LLC. Some folks say, oh, he's gotta take it off shore, and you've gotta go to cook islands, trust, and collapsible trust. And, you know, it's really a case by case basis.
1:09:52
And you have to roll up your sleeves and dig in person to person to see what fits. But my, the structures that I use are not those that were referenced in the question. And there for good reason.
1:10:07
The strategies that I use include two tiered entities with LLC, ownership, and trust ownership of those LLCs, and it really, it's beyond the scope of our call for me to explain that, but I used my tools. Let's, it's kinda like going hunting, Jay. I mean, you know, you have your favorite rifle.
1:10:32
And you know how it performs. And you're able to accomplish what you set out to accomplish with that. You don't change it. So I use what I used, but I don't use the tools that were reference in the question.
1:10:46
And, but, like I said, initially, or before, use, a tool of Equity stripping with these entities so that you don't look like a target on public record for having assets. one of the ways that you avoid being sued and that you avoid being a target of others is that you control everything, but know nothing.
1:11:11
And so part of the structures that I implement is helping you to control the assets that have come under your control, but you don't own them, technically, and in a public represented way. And so, thereby, you don't, you don't come up in the cross-hairs. Of other folks there would be looking to take your, your assets are. And we call this the Willie Sutton Law Willie Sutton, was a famous bank robber. Hey got caught, they interviewed him, Why were you robbing banks? And he said, Well, that's where the money is. So if you have money, and you're wealthy, you're going to be other people out there trying to take it. And right now, one of those big £800 gorillas as our government.
1:11:56
Yeah. You, uh, you had an opportunity to hear from one of my high level contacts recently.
1:12:03
Ooh, it's kind of a master.
1:12:08
It kind of has a master banking, um, structure.
1:12:16
He has 32 paymaster accounts, I mean, very, very high level, been doing what he does for a long, long, long, long time. He's getting old, is probably close to death. Let's not, let's don't even talk about retirement.
1:12:28
It's probably getting close to death, and that's the very thing he talked about, the entire time, was the same thing that I've been teaching folks here for 40 years.
1:12:37
In addition to crypto, in addition to mindset, in addition to some charting, in addition to how to keep yourself healthy. I've been teaching you that you own nothing.
1:12:50
You control everything.
1:12:52
If the gentleman that I'm having to sue right now, because I literally have no direction, I can go, I can walk away from 200 grand or I can sue to get my money back. That's the only options I have. I've never seen anybody in my entire life.
1:13:08
But in that scenario, if he turned around and said, Oh, well, we're going to do a countersuit on you, people, you can sue anybody for anything, then the minute his lawyer does a little discovered elmi, he's going to go, Are you sure you want to put that much money at somebody who has nothing?
1:13:29
And the reason why is because, in my life, own nothing.
1:13:34
Control everything.
1:13:36
And so I'm just kind of adding a little bit to what to what Sarah said there. I think someone says, Here: Thank you, Jay. Keep bringing Seth and Vance back.
1:13:47
They're great, and I'm done procrastinating. Get it Set up ASAP.
1:13:55
Hussey here. Seth has worked on my family, farm and house, OK, that's a statement.
1:14:03
How would one prove that they have or have not been Bakst? Oh, that's easy.
1:14:10
They just take your blood work and they're gonna see it 100%.
1:14:13
You see, if you guys haven't looked into the videos that are all over the internet, from blood technicians who are showing you the blood from people who've been vaccinated, if you watch that video and you go get a vaccination, you deserve everything you get.
1:14:31
Sorry to be so hard.
1:14:34
But I don't want to see you do it. So I'm being hard.
1:14:36
If you watch that video, and there's hundreds of them there on Twitter, there on YouTube, they're on bit shoot there everywhere.
1:14:45
And this is just simply a blood technician pointing out, hey, here's the blood of someone who's never had the vaccine.
1:14:53
Here's the blood of someone who just got it six weeks ago, and you look at the things they're pointing out to you in the blood, and you still go sign up for another vaccine.
1:15:05
You deserve everything you get.
1:15:07
I'm sorry, It has to happen to do that way.
1:15:10
So, yes, they can prove it.
1:15:15
Let's see here, This person says, I did a $3 million term for $3000. I'm assuming they're saying they did that with yusef.
1:15:25
Have to know who it was, but, Yeah, but I'm assuming that they are, and, yeah.
1:15:29
For, for folks that are already, you know, had exploratory calls with Vance, you've gone through an eight year analysis and you've got the safe and windfall strategies going. I'm I really encourage you to, at the very least, execute your term policies. I mean, their pennies on the dollar, and they hold the place open. They really are miniscule and cost.
1:15:56
And they give you a place to shove profits across when you liquidate crypto.
1:16:02
Then one other thing I wanted to mentioned before it escapes me it's kinda like with litigation risk and with people coming after your assets, it's like if you're, I mean, I don't frequent bars, but I used to, in a prior life, time and you could never stop someone from coming up and cause an a fighter.
1:16:23
No, punch in the nose.
1:16:25
And at us, I had one of those demeanors, like, there was kind of drawn to me, and that's one of the reasons I got into martial arts J, and, and so, I had a lot of experience and those type of situations. And, of course, to me, it was never my fault. But you have to deal with what comes your way.
1:16:46
And it's much the same with litigation and asset protection, I mean, I can vouch you have no other option then to pursue your legal rights in the case that you have to deal with. But you didn't you didn't set it up that way. And you can't keep someone from coming in and starting a fight with you so to speak or punching you in the nose or suing you.
1:17:13
People can sue for the most frivolous reasons and a lot of states don't have a penalty with suing for frivolous reasons. They don't have a stick that you can whack that plaintiff with called paying the other side's attorney's fees. That has to be a part of a contract, or a part of a statute, and like I said, a lot of states just don't. They just don't have that. And so, people are going to continue to have frivolous lawsuits because of the the money grubbing litigators that are out there pressing those cases. And it's another reason that people disrespect the legal profession.
1:17:54
Is because you have frivolous cases, and you've got courtrooms filled with nonsensical claims.
1:18:01
And when people could just do the do the right thing. You know, for example, if you're a property owner in your own apartments, or you own a grocery store, you're on some type of mixed use. You've probably been sued by a slip and fall plaintiffs.
1:18:16
And it was, I would say, more likely than not, that that slip and fall plaintiff was a person just looking to get paid. They wrote, they probably didn't really slip and fall, they just feigned a slip and fall. And then went and found an ambulance chaser to go ahead and Sue have your insurance pony up. And they say, well, we can defend this litigation and cost us $50,000, or we can just pay this sucker 10000 bucks and go on about our way. And that's what they do.
1:18:47
So that's not good for our society. It's not good for the people that, that bring the suit. It's not good for the people that have to defend the suit, but it is a reality.
1:18:56
So part of the function of asset protection and equity stripping is to minimize those claims, those types of no bottom of the barrel, ambulance chasing attorneys. They can't really even pierce through the structure to determine who to sue sometimes or, and they would they just don't want to work. They just want to, you know, send a demand letter and hopefully the insurance company will pony up some money for them. So nuisance value lawsuits are pretty well eliminated from the asset protection strategies and and there's structures for in the event of catastrophic issue.
1:19:36
So let's say you've got an insolvency or bankruptcy type issues whereby your bank as first and position your family, your private bank, your private family bank that we've created, is first in position to take the equity out of the assets that you have. It's the same concept of control everything. I know nothing.
1:19:57
Your bank is owning it, and you're simply controlling it.
1:20:04
So, Jim says, Here I already have an I G, I see, but I'm not getting a level support.
1:20:11
The should, from the law firm, set it up, can surf help with questions I have Well, let me let me is, before I turn that over to Surf.
1:20:21
I'm assuming you're talking about Ah, by GIC. I'm assuming you're talking about the Spanish Tax. It's applied in the Canary Islands.
1:20:31
So you're talking about a Canary Islands structure, and then you're not talking about, for example, the Iowa Geographic Information Council.
1:20:39
When you just put in there IDC, it could be anything. But since you're working with a law firm, I'm assuming you're talking about a Canary Islands structure.
1:20:47
Um, one thing I would tell you, and I think Jethro probably back me up on this, is that, there are a lot of people, probably very nice people, selling lots of products.
1:21:03
Seth and I, again, about a year ago, we looked at a product that was offshore and it had like unbelievable, complex structure and blah, blah, blah.
1:21:13
And by the time you add up the fees to create this entire structure, and keep it running, year after, year after year, you might as well just pay the **** tax, like what's, what's the difference, 2%, 3%, 5%, maybe this was more.
1:21:29
And so I always say that to you, that maybe what the help you need from Seth is, isn't figuring out your IG.
1:21:36
I see, but figuring out how to do what you want to do, right here, in your own country.
1:21:42
Seth, maybe you have more you want to share?
1:21:45
Sure, yeah, you know, I've had numerous clients come to me with preexisting structures, whether it's some form of LLC structure, or offshore structures, and, and 100% of the time.
1:22:01
And this is what I generally have found, is that it's too much energy to try to unwind, and restructure, and redeploy transact different assets into other entities. It's just too much. It doesn't make sense for me to dig into those things. You should know dance with the one, who brought you there.
1:22:26
So, if you've got those structures in place with folks, you know, use, use their structures. I use my, my tools. I mean, when I go hunting, I use my tools, and that's what I use. So, people don't know. They don't always want to hear that. You know that, I've already got this system in place and it's not working well. There's a reason it's not working, but I'm not I don't dig into those and try to make sense of Verdun Redraft and rework those systems. one, because it's not my tool, I mean, if I hand, if we went hunting, Jay, and I, and you all my tools and said, Yeah, Just. You know, use it. You gotta take.
1:23:03
a 400 Yd shot and never never used it before.
1:23:08
Not, probably not going to work, is it Right.
1:23:13
Someone says, how would someone with no get best use IBC policy? Um let me also throw in there.
1:23:20
I don't mean to segue every question here, but you guys ask something and it makes me think about something And I'm trying to serve a big group here.
1:23:30
Not only would this serve someone who has no debt, but in addition to that, it could just simply be someone here.
1:23:38
Here's 22 years old.
1:23:40
Ooh, Getting their lives started. They've got a 60, $8.02 million a year, income, or more.
1:23:48
And they say, Hey, every month that I'm earning this income, I want to start putting every month some money into this IBC. It doesn't have to be the person who's just gotten a windfall.
1:24:01
And they want to chunk $5 million into a policy.
1:24:05
It can literally be the guy who's just starting his life, and he's like, Hey, I've got 3, 4, or 500 bucks a month discretionary income, and if I did this for 20 years, where would I be?
1:24:18
And then Vance structures that out for you where all you did was put money in and earned your rate of return.
1:24:26
But then there's also, hey, you're gonna get married one day.
1:24:30
Guess what, you could bargain for policy. Pay it back. You're going to buy a car, bargains, true policy, pay back.
1:24:36
Your level of return goes up using your own bank versus using the one down the street on the corner.
1:24:43
So not just is this good for someone who doesn't have any debt. You don't have to have debt to use IBC guys. If you're under the illusion that you have to have debt for this to work for you.
1:24:54
You are wrong, wrong, wrong, wrong.
1:24:58
Seth, why don't you please take that and add to or not.
1:25:02
Yeah, there's, there's a, you know, we got a two part podcasts on our website that talks about Twin Sisters Auto financing.
1:25:11
And we may have even touched on it in one of our prior podcast, J, and it's two of Nelson Nash's nieces who implemented two very different strategies. one, followed nelson's advice and put up a, you know, a contract and a whole life insurance policy that she used for her private bank, and the other sister put the same amount of money.
1:25:36
$5000 a year into a CD.
1:25:38
And they use those sums too, self financed their auto purchases, and at the end of 30 years, the CD sister had 250,000 bucks in her CDs, and she'd financed Oliver automobiles.
1:25:52
And she'd gotten the money back because she paid it back into her CD and the other sister had 900,000 plus and cash value and multiple millions. I think it was between almost closing in on two and death benefit. So, her heirs received $2 million approximately in death benefit, tax free and she had $50,000 a year to take out every year until she died. And she still had a lot of cash value leftover.
1:26:26
The CD sister had $50,000 a year for five years and she was broke and that was on $5000 premiums per year for 30 years.
1:26:38
So that some absolutely went parabolic for the IBC sister. And for the CD sister, it really turned out bad. So for those folks that you described in your hypothetical, I would say listen to those two podcast about the Twin Sisters. Look at the resources that are provided there. And once again, it's on our website, private banking strategies dot com under drop-down for podcast and, you can, you, know gorge until your heart's content on those type of issues.
1:27:11
But this is going to turn out really sweet for the young listeners and the folks who can plug away at this for 30, 40, 50 years. As far as a retirement nest egg type of strategy, now, it doesn't matter what age you are or what resources you have when you want to implement. The seven pillars of asset protection tax, free growth, financial privacy, getting multiple touches on your same dollar. Those apply at any age and so.
1:27:46
The sooner you start, the better, as far as long term long game strategy.
1:27:52
Yes. So this guy, Jim comes back and says, the law firm setup as I GIC.
1:27:58
He was talking about an Investment Grade Insurance contract.
1:28:02
So you kinda threw me for a little loop when you said you were using a lawyer to do this because you can do that without a lawyer.
1:28:11
Have a lot to have a life insurance agent to a lawyer. Can issue a permanent life insurance contract. So they must have dual license or something. But an investment grade insurance contract is, to my knowledge, just the same as a permanent life insurance policy. That's been structured properly, but this is vance's specialty and expertise. How I mentioned before, he's, he's the nuts and bolts with policy structure, and getting into the nitty gritty. So if, if they want to learn more, I would suggest that they get into our, our funnel, listen to some of our content. If it resonates with them, then schedule a call with Vance and and pick his brain. They're really not going to get a better resourced than him on answering that question.
1:28:58
Absolutely.
1:28:59
I thought because he was using a firm that he had some type of canary, Canary Islands, orfield anyway, moving on.
1:29:08
Just a couple more questions. We'll take care, guys, and then we're going to let Seth get back to his busy day.
1:29:14
Someone says, here, I struggled to understand how this would be good for someone 70 years old, and a comment on that. Yeah, I will comment on it, and then we'll just move to the next question.
1:29:28
Go back and listen to all the recordings we've done with Seth and Dance because this is a this is a great way to convey the value of your life to the value of those you leave behind. So this is not something that has to be done on you.
1:29:44
And we've talked about that nauseum.
1:29:46
That's why I'm not gonna let Seth say too much about it, and waste too much time there is this is something you can take your grandchild who's 16, 18 years old.
1:29:55
And you can be setting something up for them, that also serves you, by the way, because you're the owner of the contract.
1:30:01
So anyway, that information is there. I would encourage you to go back and listen to that.
1:30:07
Let me just add, first silicon ...
1:30:10
I would add to that, is, I think we've we've got e-mails, content that addresses while you're never too old. But I think there's a podcast, too, on our website that says, you're never too old to implement the private banking strategies. And some of, it's, for the reasons, I described: asset protection tax, for growth, financial privacy, and the seven pillars that were listed.
1:30:37
But if you're talking about straight for retirement purposes, like I was describing in the Twin Sisters, you're right. You're not, you don't probably don't have 30 years for that build-up to happen, but you've got asset protection, tax free growth, financial privacy. So your $5000 a year won't turn into a million dollars cash value over 30 years, but you'll still be able to enjoy the other seven pillars.
1:30:59
You'll be able to build a legacy, and one of the things that this is intended to do is create multi-generational legacy value.
1:31:09
So children and grandchildren who step into the family banking will, will inherit the death benefit on your policies tax free. And when they deploy those into other policies, it becomes a multiplier effect.
1:31:24
So that's kind of a short answer, but I would encourage you to listen to the podcast that I think is titled, Never Too Old For Ivory, So you're never too old to implement this.
1:31:37
Yes, I will take one more question here.
1:31:39
This person's saying, what they were actually regarding was, you know, in regards to interest rates, was how much can this earn as a vehicle?
1:31:51
And I want to speak to that before Seth does.
1:31:55
So I guess, really probably Seth, I should just given you them, I can taken it away from me because I'm like hogging the mic here, I have some valuable things I want to say.
1:32:05
Um, and I'm going to give you guys an analogy.
1:32:09
If you go out and you build a stick, built house, when you build that home, whatever region you build it in, the builder is going to build you, based on your request.
1:32:22
He's going to build you an R, value into your house.
1:32:26
So we're talking about the insolation, how much air is coming and going.
1:32:29
I mean, if you've got a good, good, architect, and engineer, this will come down to the BTUs of your system blah blah, blah.
1:32:39
OK, well, you can't compare the R value of a stick built house to the R Value of a home, built out concrete. So now I'm talking about ICF.
1:32:51
So, for those of you that don't know about ICF, it's insolation concrete forms.
1:32:58
and what the companies, the do, ICF, they have, you know, on their website.
1:33:04
Oh, build you a 44 R rated house, Unbelievable.
1:33:10
But the thing they don't educate the consumer on, is the fact that, when you build a house out of concrete.
1:33:17
And, in particular, if you can build that house where you have no thermal breaks, which is kind of the newest craze in ICF homebuilding, what comes into play? That's much greater than the R value is thermodynamics.
1:33:32
So, if my memory serves me right, it takes one BTU of energy.
1:33:38
You guys follow me around this equation: one BTU of energy.
1:33:45
For every pound of material to change the degree, one farenheit.
1:33:52
So what does that mean?
1:33:53
It means that if you, if you have a home made out of concrete, and you have a thermostat set at 70 degrees inside, and in during the day, it's 70 degrees outside, but all of a sudden, a cold snap happens, and it drops down to, say, 20 degrees that night.
1:34:12
Based on that equation, it's going to take 48 hours for the outside temperature to change the temperature inside the home, enough to kick on the thermostat.
1:34:25
But if you have a stick bill house where they're giving you an R rating, it's going to turn the thermostat on in two hours, right?
1:34:36
So, obviously one performs at a much higher level, OK?
1:34:40
I'm giving you that analogy to help you understand that if you look at these seven pillars of your money not being bailed in on, how about the fact? What if you have one? So, so, think about the analogy I just gave you between a stick built house and a concrete form house.
1:34:58
And now put it into investment.
1:35:00
What if you have an investment that earns 14% but you gotta pay 40% tax, would you rather have that?
1:35:08
Or would you rather have the one that earns 7% interest compounded?
1:35:13
The other ones compound it, but you are paying an inch, you are paying a tax on it as you go.
1:35:18
Would you rather have 7% and no tax at 40% or say 12% and pay 40% tax? Would you rather have money that's growing in a way where it can be bailed in on stolen or robbed or one that's very, very safe historically?
1:35:33
So, there's a lot of the things, I think you have to consider in any investment, and that's one of the reasons, why I brought this, to this group, and I have not brought that many things to this group Over five year period of time, Believe me, want to tell you, I haven't.
1:35:48
But that's one of the reasons why I brought this is because of the attributes that it has to be able to be a high performer like the concrete house.
1:35:59
Now, I'll let you take the question your way, Seth, but that's what I wanted to add about, what are the interest rates that this investment can pay.
1:36:08
Sure, Well, it's a great question, And let me just tell you, like personally, the way that I see it, I see your private bank as a, a safe harbor vault, that is asset protected and that has no government intrusion.
1:36:30
And I don't have to report any of my ins and outs or gains in my private bank.
1:36:39
Now, we've, we've said this multiple times today, money asleep is losing value, and money at work is creating a multiplier effect, four return on the investment.
1:36:57
So, if you have money that you're just Socking away in your private bank and letting it sit there?
1:37:05
Yes, it's an investment, it's a single, it's on base, it's staying in the game, the guaranteed returns, we're 4% there about that level, little under and they won't keep pace with inflation in a hyper Inflationary market. I mean, we've seen statistics of inflation being 7.5, a percent right now, and I don't even know if those are true inaccurate.
1:37:34
So you're losing, you know, four points right there by letting your money sleep, but we've also touched on today the diversification into other investments, whether you're a, you know, a storage facility guy or or apartment guy or metals or crypto.
1:37:58
I've put the money in my personal banking system to work in other places.
1:38:05
So I'm actually getting, what we refer to as the velocity of money.
1:38:10
There's a wave that's, that's rolling, and we're riding that wave, and you're getting the ability to use a dollar more than once.
1:38:19
You, you paid a premium dollar, you put a dollar into your private bank, You're able to pull that same dollar out and you're able to put that dollar to work in an investment brokerage crypto, whether it's metals, whether it's an apartment. No matter what the investment is, you're able to put that dollar to work.
1:38:40
And many of the policies that we structure are called non recognition, direct non recognition policies, and that means that this insurance company treats the money that you took out of your private bank as if it's still there, and you're able to have growth on a sum that you're getting to use in two places.
1:39:03
So, we're not just calculating based on, you know, a 4% guaranteed return plus dividends, which might be six, 7% total, on the corpus you've got there.
1:39:16
We're talking about the ability to use the money, the dollar, multiple times, and put it to work. Don't leave it asleep but put it to work.
1:39:26
And, where you put it to work is a direct relation to your risk tolerances and your investment preferences, and what you know or or don't know regarding the investment.
1:39:40
So, you know, it's the way, by the way, you get to put it work multiple times and the whole time you're putting it to work, to make an investment work for you somewhere else.
1:39:54
You're still earning the potential of six or 7%. So, you're, you don't lose out on the six or 7%, because you get to access the money over and over and over again to make other investments with. that's the point.
1:40:10
Exactly, And that's, that's a certain type of contract and a certain type of company and it's called non direct recognition versus direct recognition, So that's kind of off topic.
1:40:26
But effectively, yeah, you're able to use that dollar and the insurance company is still treated as if it's, it's there and you didn't pull it out and put it in another investment.
1:40:36
But if you, you know, if you want, if you're swinging for the fences, I mean I have this conversation with with, with folks frequently, you know, they're like, well, I can get, you know, 12% and this investment. Yeah. Maybe you can maybe you can't statistics show that over the long term that you will not get what you think you're getting.
1:41:02
And this is a classic example of the hare and the tortoise.
1:41:07
And you know, heres the 12% I can. I can put it in this fun this, this stock, this equity and we're, I mean it's just fly on right now, you know. Yeah, maybe for a little bit.
1:41:19
But the structure of private banking strategies over the long term will outperform that that hair or that 12% from an investment standpoint, and that's not even on your history, by the way.
1:41:34
Sure.
1:41:35
With a 200 year history behind it, already, right, the, the returns have been paid, and, and dividends have been paid through the Civil War, through the Great Depression, through the Great Recession, and every year without fail.
1:41:51
So, you know, it's a very, it's a very slow, methodical, tortas type example.
1:42:00
But that's really not accounting for the use of your cash value in your private bank being put to work in other investments. And to me, that's really where the magic comes in.
1:42:17
So, like I said, I, you know, diversify your cash value into other assets, like crypto, and you're not going to have enough room when you when you're paying yourself back, or especially on crypto because of the X factor.
1:42:33
And it's the same thing with a number of, you know, good real estate investments. There's not enough. There's not enough room to put the money back when you're getting that multiplied return. So you're not just getting the 4% plus dividends. You're getting the 4% plus dividends, plus whatever you've been able to make in another investment or multiple other investments.
1:42:57
So, and that's, That's hard to quantify, unless you get into the case, by case specifics of what someone put their money into, But we have some examples that show this, and illustrate this, with regards to a real estate investment.
1:43:11
And we just use a typical, like rental type home, J, where you've got a $100,000 value, working by $100,000 home in the South, certain places, but it's really just more for numbers. So you take $100,000 out of your, your Private Bank, and you, and you put $100,000 into a property. And you got rents and those rents spinoff repayments to your personal bank And that cash value increases. And when it increases to a certain level, you redeploy funds, you know, or some people leverage, they take that 100,000 bucks. And they spread it across across five properties in an 80 20 financing.
1:43:51
Where they go get, you know, an 80% loan to value ratio from Wells Fargo. And they put 20% down by five properties. And then they, when the rents are all flowing and their profitability, are such they take out those original third party loans to Wells Fargo, or Bank of America or whatever institution they, they obtain financing from.
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And they're owning these properties free and clear, equity strip through their private bank. And they've got the cash flow flowing to increase their real estate portfolio.
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So, and we've got some examples again in our podcast and resources on our website that kinda dig into that baseline, low-level real estate transaction where you're buying a rental property and using your bank to do it.
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Just as an alpha node, Doug says, Here, I see F is OK. but the foam can still off gas.
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Eric Crate, Foam Creed is even much better, especially if you do a model with poor will, definitely, you want a monolithic or everything I can find on the web says that expanded polystyrene will not generate any off gasses.
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If you found something different, I'd love to see it.
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Certainly taking the world by storm, in the passive Homebuilding space.
1:45:12
Anyway, guys, I think that wraps up our podcast today. Seth, would you like to leave these guys with any closing thoughts.
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Know, I just saw one question that asks you if you've got no debt, or what are you going to do with banking policy proceeds, You'd put it to work in the investments we just described.
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I think putting that money to work in other asset classes and diversification is a key to any wealth preservation.
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So that's, that's where that's where your own tolerances for risk and investment, appetite come in into being.
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But to me, this is, this has been a game changer for me. I haven't always been a private banker.
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It's been a part of my life for the last 5, 5 years or so, and been an absolute game changer for the things that that I have created a career around, namely asset protection.
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So, you know, I'd love to talk to folks. If they fit this criteria, I would encourage you to visit our website at private banking strategies dot com and get on our e-mail list where you're getting valuable content that I advance have, have crafted to help educate people as to the seven pillars and the principles. And we've got, like, I said, numerous podcasts that I would encourage you to listen to, and if those things resonate with you, and you're, you're new to the private banking strategies. And I would set up an exploratory call with Vance or one of our other team members. And go through that exploratory process, where they take your particular goals and desires.
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And then ultimately, plug them into an eight year analysis and see how it can work with your debt, your investments. And, you know, whatever you've got in your particular life, some people have debts and people have no debt.
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This is really a, an extremely good way to get out of credit card debt Out of, you know, auto loan that out of even mortgage debt, and own what you have free, and clear, with only your own private bank, having lien rights against your assets.
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So yeah.
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I think that kind of sums it up, but if you've got any questions, or you want to, if you are a client already, and you want to know more about the asset protection, you haven't done more than e-mail us at info at private banking strategies dot com.
1:47:48
It's info at private banking strategies dot com, and we'll, we'll get into asset protection needs with folks on a case by case basis.
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And if people want to get things started with you in advance, they do they use that same e-mail address, know, you hit that website up and you, and you provide us your contact information. There'll be a contact popup, and when you provide your contact and e-mail information. Which is just your name and an e-mail. You begin to receive our, our e-mail campaigns. Which we described the seven pillars, and, like I said, you know, the specifics, more specifics of private bank and strategies, and if those things resonate. Or if the podcast resonate with you. and you've taken the time to digest that then set up an exploratory call with Vance and he will, like I said, Have kind of a goals and vision, exploratory call with, with, with the person to understand what they want to accomplish. And how this might help them do that.
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And then, you proceed through a number of appointments with France, where he ultimately does an eight year analysis, with your specific finances, and your specific debt, and shows you, What, if you're in debt, how to get out of debt with this? If you're not in debt, how to, how to best utilize, And implement the seven pillars? And that's called an eight year analysis. And that's really where you can see how it will work for you. But, ultimately, Jay, I mean, this is, I've described this before, it's, it's, like, coming into, you know, a martial Arts Studio, or Jujitsu Studio. You're like, Yeah, I wanna learn Jujitsu.
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So, you start rolling around on the mat, and you realize, Well, I don't, I don't know how to do this.
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And it takes days, weeks, and months for you to become more and more proficient, and the learning never stops, and jujitsu and then learning never stops, and private banking strategies. That learning never really stops in life if you're a learner.
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And, so, you know, this is something that, that we have taken to heart and actually, we created a learning platform that we're about to launch J which helps clients and it's exclusive to clients, It's not open to everybody.
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It's exclusive to clients where we teach them the The Black Belt curriculum for private banking strategies. And, so, we're really excited about that. I mean, Vance's only one person or we've got a growing team.
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But, like I said, if, you know if you want, if you had Bruce Lee as a as an instructor you would probably be there every day, right? Lapping it up.
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And when you've got a good source of education, a good mentor, you, you know, you really should lap it up and so that's what we wanted to do is multiply events and his knowledge about the intricacies. And, and, and working your, private banking strategies through this learning platform, and, that's kind of a teaser, I guess, or, or a trailer, because we haven't, we haven't mentioned that to anybody yet, but it's, it's coming out, and we're excited to, to give that to people.
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Beautiful said, yeah, and, and, and Seth you and I can talk and I'll get any information at the bottom of this video when it's posted, so that people won't have to write it down, and they can kind of just get all that info.
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Well, we'll talk later.
1:51:31
Awesome, thanks, George.
1:51:34
Hey, Seth and George, you guys wanna just hop on a three-way quickly when we end this sounds great.
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All right, Sounds good guys, Enjoy the live stream back again on Thursday, Go crypto.
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Talk to him.