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Warren Buffet Has 2 Rules (Must Read)
Warren Buffett has two rules. Rule one, never lose money. Rule two, never forget rule one. Most people hear that and nod. Almost nobody understands what it actually costs to break rule one. Here is the math nobody shows you. If you lose 30 percent in the market, you do not need 30 percent to get back. You need 43 percent. If you lose 50 percent, you need 100 percent. You have to double your money just to get back to even. And while you are climbing back, you are not making money. You are recovering. Those are different things. That is the part that quietly eats a retirement. Not the crash. The recovery years you spent going nowhere. Now watch what happens when you simply refuse to lose. Two business owners, $100,000 each, same three years. Owner A is in the market. Year one down 20 percent, so $80,000. Year two up 15 percent, so $92,000. Year three up 10 percent, so $101,200. Three years. Two good years. He made $1,200. Owner B has a 0 percent floor and a cap around 10 percent. Year one the market drops. He gets zero. Still $100,000. Year two up 15, he is capped at 10, so $110,000. Year three up 10, so $121,000. Same market. Same three years. $1,200 versus $21,000. Owner B never had a great year. He just never had a bad one. That is the whole secret. You do not need to beat the market. You need to stop giving pieces of it back. A 0 percent floor means when the index goes negative, you get credited zero. Not a small loss. Zero. You never participate in the crash. The tradeoff is honest. You give up the monster years. There is a cap. If the index does 25, you might get 10 or 12. There are policy costs and the caps can change. This is not a market account and it is not free. But ask any retiree who was three years from retiring in 2008 or during COVID which one he or she would rather have had. Banks hold over 200 billion dollars of this on their own balance sheets. They are not chasing home runs with their reserves. They are protecting the floor. Comment FLOOR and I will send you a guide explaining this and the power of IUL and whole life policies.
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New to the community but have moderate knowledge in transactional funding and IUL’s. Putting action to all the learning is my goal. Have you been a part of the community long? What do want to get out of the knowledge that John generously gives?
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@Angela Dorothy Yes, of course!
How Your Kids Can Win
The cheapest insurance you will ever buy is on a healthy 5 year old. And most parents never find out until it costs ten times more. Here is what almost nobody explains. When you fund a cash value policy on a child, you are not buying a death product. You are buying them 60 years of tax advantaged compounding. And you are locking in their insurability forever. Think about that second one. Your kid gets diagnosed with something at 27. Type 1 diabetes. A heart condition. Anything. Now they are uninsurable or paying triple. The policy you started at 5 does not care. It is already issued. Already locked. Already growing. That is a gift you cannot buy back later. Now the money side. You fund it while they are young. By the time they are 25 there is real cash value in there. They borrow against it for a car instead of financing at 11 percent. They borrow for a down payment instead of draining savings. They borrow to start a business instead of begging a bank. And every time, the cash value keeps compounding as if they never touched it. You did not hand them money. You handed them a system. They become their own bank at 25 instead of figuring it out at 55. Here is the ugly statistic and facts. A 529 does not protect your family if something happens to your kid. And it does not protect your kid if something happens to you. Americans owe 1.87 trillion dollars in student loans right now. The average graduate walks out with 43,000 dollars of it. 529 plans were supposed to solve that. Most of them do not, because life refuses to follow the plan. A college fund pays for four years. A funded policy gets borrowed against, repaid, and borrowed against again for sixty years. Wealthy families have been doing this quietly for over a hundred years. 70 percent of family wealth is gone by the second generation. 90 percent by the third. Not because the first generation did not build enough. Because they transferred money without transferring the machine that made it.
How Your Kids Can Win
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@Mandy Wilson Yes, of course!
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Hi everyone, I’m Kamden Vedder from Minnesota. I am focused on building meaningful long lasting business relationships.

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