Don’t Lose Millions of Dollars of Retirement Savings to Unnecessary Tax Losses and Risk Investments
The Economics of Life Research Project was initiated in 1971 to develop economic education and planning programs that prevent these unnecessary losses.
Planning program outcomes:
- $1 – $10 million of spendable retirement distributions.
- 7 – 8 years of extended life expectancy.
- $1 – $10 million of endowment gifts to family members and charities
The first step is complete the complimentary 5 question participation eligibility assessment (4 minutes)
Structure of the New Economic Order Planning Program:
Maximize the Efficiency, Control, and Safety of the Conversion of Surplus Earnings and Savings to Guaranteed Life Income
Don’t lose surplus earnings to unnecessary income taxes. Don’t lose savings to unnecessary risk investments.
Compound Interest, Mortality Gain, and Leverage
Financial Independence: Guaranteed Life Income Equal to Lifestyle Costs.
Personal Significance: Earned Recognition for Gifts to Others.
Benefit From Findings of the Economics of Life Research Project
Evidence-Based Planning Recommendations
Leverage surplus earnings and savings to accelerate the accumulation of retirement savings.
Generate tax-exempt retirement distributions.
Convert savings to guaranteed principal, guaranteed growth, 6% to 12% guaranteed life income financial instruments.
What do you need to KNOW to succeed financially?
Lack of understanding of proven business practices, personnel management, business cash flow, and effective allocations of capital and time contributed to stress. These deficiencies in economics of life education prevented productive individuals from maximizing the economic outcomes of their personal financial structures.
In addition, a lack of understanding of catastrophic loss and asset protection plans, qualified and non-qualified retirement plans, leverage, investment selection and investment objectives contributed to losses from inefficiencies in the conversion of productive individuals’ surplus earnings to savings, and conversion of savings to guaranteed life income.