In this episode of Banking for Yourself, Financial Expert Rick Collins and your host Mark Dulaney do one simple thing!

We show someone in their mid 20's how to retire with $1,000,000 that is all theirs

That is it, perhaps a little more, but definitely nothing less!

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Just like your car, your finances have warning signs.  

In this episode, Rick Collins and Mark Dulaney expose you to and encourage you to see the financial warnings that warn you of financial trouble coming your way in the future.

This is especially true the closer you are to retirement!

And, it is also true if you are not aware of the 20 to 30 reduction and impact taxes will have on your retirement!

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In this episode of 'Banking for Yourself', your host Mark Dulaney and financial expert Rick Collins explore the concept of “Personal Banking” as a primary strategy for you to take control of your finances by emulating banking practices. 

Rick explains the role of life insurance in wealth building, the importance of starting small with investments, and the risks associated with traditional stock market investments. 

The conversation emphasizes the significance of financial education and strategic planning for retirement, targeting married couples aged 30 to 55. 

Listeners are encouraged to recognize their financial check engine lights and take proactive steps towards securing their financial future.

Takeaways

• People can emulate what a bank does with their money.
• Life insurance can be used as a personal banking policy.
• Starting small with investments can lead to significant growth over time.
• Most people are unaware of the risks associated with stock market investments.
• Indexing protects against market downturns while allowing for growth.
• It's important to have a financial checkup to assess risks.
• You can borrow against your life insurance policy and still earn interest.
• Financial education is crucial for making informed decisions.
• The average person spends a lot on non-essential items that could be saved.
• Hope is not a plan; proactive financial planning is essential.

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