The Secret Financial Weapon that Only Proud Dads Use

Are you a serious dad who prioritizes protecting his family with quality and care?

Do you want to learn about the secret weapon that devoted fathers have PROUDLY secured to build generational wealth for hundreds of years?

Brandon, a client I met with late last year, was a warrior spirit, just like my grandfather. And just like my grandfather, Brandon was also one of those strong and focused men who always considered the tools and strategies that would allow him to create a future not only for his wife and kids, but also for the generations of fruit that would come from his tree.

Brandon and his wife had 3 children, one married with her own kiddos, one in college and one soon to graduate high school. He also spent many years working long hours just to provide for his family. He knew that his wife, children and grandchildren adored and appreciated him for it all, but that just wasn’t enough. At the end of his life, he wanted his family to remember and speak of him with pride.

I shared with him that though my grandfather never earned more than $40,000 a year in all of his life, his wise financial choices were those that the wealthy used. I explained that my "Paw Paw" secured real estate, stocks and bonds, CD’s, and even gold coins. But he believed a great deal in the secret weapon of life insurance.?

Brandon was inspired by my grandfather’s ability to take only what he could comfortably afford and create long lasting assets. He bought policies for himself, his wife, all of his children, his two tiny grandkids, and even one for his step granddaughter who he loved as his own.

The life insurance policies allowed Brandon and his family some MAJOR advantages in the future such as:

• Whole life that will cover he and his wife’s funerals so that no one will?have to go into debt or start a fundraiser to cover those costs
• Cash value from their whole life policies that operates like their own lending institution in case they need money for education expenses, home repairs, or even a family business
• A term policy that would leave his his wife and his younger kids a sizeable amount of money for some stability if he passed away sooner than later
• That term policy can eventually be converted into it more whole life (no matter the condition of his health) once his two youngest are financially independent; that's crucial
• Whole life policies for his adult children so that they are be covered while building their own cash value
• Headstart policies for his three grandchildren, which are super cheap whole life policies, giving them the advantage of time and compounding interest on their cash value
• And for less than the cost of appetizers at Chilis, he added accidental and hospitalization insurance to his coverage so that if he or his wife were hospitalized due to the nature of their careers, the bills would still get paid
• In essence, he created his family their own financial institutions, just like the wealthy do

The specific types of life insurance that Brandon acquired were based on his income and what was comfortable for his budget. But the implications around his decision to buy coverage in the first place were far greater than about costs.

Men have a lot of pride in who they are, what they do, and why they do it. For fathers, those devoted and present Dads, who they are, what they do, and why they do it are centered around the people they are responsible for.

Just like my Grandfather, Brandon felt a strong sense of honor in accessing life insurance for he and his family. It meant his legacy would be secured for at least another hundred years, and longer if his children followed his example and used some of their inheritance to secure coverage for their future generations.

Dad, what kind of legacy do you want to establish for your family?

What do you want your family to say about you at your funeral?

What kind of financial example do you want to leave your children?

What do you envision your descendants can accomplish with your your wise financial decisions?

Let’s talk about, analyze it, and secure it.

Besides, with the holidays coming up, imagine the dignity your family will feel when you bestow them with the only gift, besides a house, that will benefit them for the rest of their lives and beyond.

Send me a private message. Let's chat.

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