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Elan Moas, a seasoned financial advisor with over fifteen years in the industry, leverages his extensive experience and regulatory acumen to navigate the intricate world of universal life insurance. Holding multiple licenses including Series 6, 7, 63, 65, 2-15, and 2-20, Elan is a recognized advocate for ethical practices in financial advisory.

As the author of “Lapsed, The Universal Life Insurance Whistleblower,” Elan has scrutinized over 5,000 individual policies, uncovering structural flaws that have led to significant regulatory attention. His work includes submitting four SEC Whistleblower tips from 2016 to 2024, highlighting the high “lapse” rates and inherent issues within universal life insurance policies, particularly at major insurers like MetLife.

Through Moas Consulting, Elan provides ethical life insurance guidance, training for professionals, university lectures, and expert witness testimony. He has also shared his insights on various podcasts, becoming a sought-after voice on matters of financial integrity and consumer protection.

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In this episode, we ask:

Elan Moas, a seasoned financial advisor with over fifteen years in the industry, leverages his extensive experience and regulatory acumen to navigate the intricate world of universal life insurance. Holding multiple licenses including Series 6, 7, 63, 65, 2-15, and 2-20, Elan is a recognized advocate for ethical practices in financial advisory.

As the author of “Lapsed, The Universal Life Insurance Whistleblower,” Elan has scrutinized over 5,000 individual policies, uncovering structural flaws that have led to significant regulatory attention. His work includes submitting four SEC Whistleblower tips from 2016 to 2024, highlighting the high “lapse” rates and inherent issues within universal life insurance policies, particularly at major insurers like MetLife.

Through Moas Consulting, Elan provides ethical life insurance guidance, training for professionals, university lectures, and expert witness testimony. He has also shared his insights on various podcasts, becoming a sought-after voice on matters of financial integrity and consumer protection.

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Brian Claus balances family life with a career in diverse real estate ventures, from long-term rentals to Airbnbs and land sales. For over a decade, he’s worked with Unbound Now, a dedicated anti-human trafficking organization, where he’s made a meaningful impact.

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Nick Prefontaine is a 3x best selling author and was named a top motivational speaker of 2022 in Yahoo Finance. He’s a Speaker, Founder and CEO of Common Goal. 

Using the S.T.E.P. system he is able to lead clients through their trauma. Once they make it through, that is where their limitless potential lies. Nick has been featured in Brainz Media, Swaay and Authority Magazine.

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David C. Barnett has been working with small businesses for over 20 years. He’s helped them grow, he’s helped entrepreneurs buy and sell them, he’s helped people finance them. David is the author of 8 books about small business transactions and local investing. He’s the host of a YouTube channel with hundreds of videos about buying, selling, financing and managing SMEs and can be found anytime at his blog site www.DavidCBarnett.com

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Tanisha Souza, J.D., is an author, patent-holder, professional speaker, wealth and passive income coach, and entrepreneur. She has a passion for teaching people how to live their dreams by quickly building passive income without risk. Tanisha quit the practice of law after replacing her income with passive income from real estate, and she launched Tardus Wealth Strategies, a full-service wealth and passive income coaching firm. Tanisha studied and obtained her bachelor’s degree at U.C. Berkeley and obtained her juris doctorate from the U.S.C. Law School.

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Max Brusky is an attorney specializing in civil litigation, particularly insurance defense, coverage, and subrogation. He is currently an “in-house” and Claims Director for a national trucking company. He is a happy husband to a happy (and brilliant, and understanding) wife, and the proud father of two, one in college, one almost in college. He currently lives in Chicago’s far west suburbs, but still considers himself a Wisconsin expatriate.