Taxation, Money And Banking, With The Infinite Banking Concept By Becoming Your Own Banker
Could you live ten days without money? Try it and find out what an asset money really is. Assets have a tendency to multiply. The problem is hardly anybody treats their money as an asset.
It has been written that “The value of an asset increases exponentially while the value of your labor only increases incrementally.”
The Rate of return on their money, for many, seems to be more important than the return of their money. But the real value of money is destroyed when rate of return is the focus. This is because someone else is in control of the actual money.
Think about this:
Whose bank do you deposit your paycheck in?
A commercial bank or one that you own?
Do you or someone else profit the most from this way of doing business?
Do not ever think that you can multiply your wealth by dividing it up. Allowing others to have access to your money by placing it on account at their bank, gives that bank control over your money. You automatically become second in command of your money by doing this. When the bank controls your money, you do not and they make money off your money while you pay the fees, the charges and all other costs associated with banking and financial institutions.
That is why everyone needs to read about the Infinite Banking Concept in the book Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash. Nash explains how, you can take control of your money, which is the asset that can build real riches and lasting wealth. This process is called the Infinite Banking Concept or IBC. IBC allows those who utilize Becoming Your Own Banker, aka BYOB, to recover the costs associated with the banking equation. What is the banking equation you might ask? The banking equation is simply this:
You give up interest you could have earned by paying cash or you lose money by paying someone else interest when you use their money. You lose money regardless.
But when you practice the Infinite Banking Concept, you can pay cash for your purchases and earn the interest that banks or finance companies would have otherwise earned off you. This is because you are now using your money as an asset and the growth becomes exponential when compared with what happens when you put your money in a bank owned by someone else, or with an investment firm.
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The History of Taxation, Chapter 7: Taxation and The American Revolution
W. Marc Gilfillan, CPA, NC, individual and business CPA and Tax expert, shares about the history of taxes…
There has been no modern revolution that was more solidly based in tax problems. Tax issues not only caused it, but assisted in providing unity for the unorganized and squabbling colonies. However, maybe not precisely the way you might imagine. If you’re feeling the pressure with today’s taxes, call a CPA for Tax Preparation in Raleigh, NC for all your tax-related needs!
First, the British taxes on the colonies were neither not fair nor oppressing on the people. Actually, Americans had it great: we had the protection of the British empire, our land was rich, business was good, and there were jobs for everyone. Europe’s social castes didn’t limit the citizens and our sons were not forced to battle in wars in far-off places… we had it good. So what happened? Well, some missteps and misstatements by both sides. Go here if you want help with a modern-day Tax Return in Raleigh, NC.
“Taxation without representation” was indeed a problem. But nobody quite knew the solution to this problem (following the American revolution, many colonies such as Canada and Australia were able to find more productive solutions). However, at this time there was no agreement by the British parliament or American leaders on what could happen to avoid “taxation without representation”. Ben Franklin, unknowingly I presume, made the issue worse. He took a boat over to England as our liaison and said that internal taxes were bad but external taxes were OK.
By internal taxes, he meant the stamp tax and other taxes that were paid on transactions within the colonies themselves. External taxes, according to colonists’ definition, were those such as import taxes that were placed upon transactions that only in part took place in the colonies. The colonists thought import taxes were external to the colonies. Yes, if you are puzzled about this, you should be. It makes almost no sense. Apparently no one caught on to the connection with import/export taxes and the final prices paid for the goods and services. Essentially, import/export taxes affected the “other guy” so they were OK.
OK, said the British parliament. if that is what you want we will help and give you whatever it takes to make you happy. So, the British enacted new tariffs, import and export taxes. Then, Americans changed their mind. They saw the flaw of their reasoning… however, it was too late and the issue got worse.