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The Hot New Smart Money Concept 'Missed Fortune' In A Nutshell
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'Missed Fortune' In A Nutshell

The 'Missed Fortune' concept is helping the more affluent families and businessmen to understand the disadvantages of building up equity in their home and leaving it there. The basic premise is that your home will appreciate the same amount in value whether you have equity built up in the home or not. If this is true, and it is, then the equity you have built up in the home isn't growing. From a business or financial perspective does that make any sense?

Accordingly, if you could borrow out the equity in your home and make more than it's costing you, aren't you much better off?  The 'Missed Fortune' book recommends you refinance your home to remove as much equity as you can. They recommend using an interest only mortgage loan, which in many cases would mean your total mortgage payment would be less than you are paying today. Then you invest your home equity into an 'Investment Grade Life Insurance Policy.'

A simplistic example:
If you have $100,000 of equity in your home and you could borrow it out with a 4% interest only loan, it would cost you about $4,000 per year. If you can write-off the interest on your income taxes, then your net cost for the loan is about $3,000 per year. In thirty years, your total after tax payments would equal $90,000.

If you invest the $100,000 into an investment grade life insurance policy and you earned 7.2% after expenses, in thirty years you would have $800,000.

If you then paid off the original $100,000 mortgage on the home, you would have $700,000  left in the life insurance policy to generate a tax free income. In effect, you've spent $90,000 to make $700,000.

While there are some cautions and debatable mathematical inaccuracies in the book, the overall concept is very valid. And when done properly, the 'Missed Fortune' concept can help many people to accumulate exceptional wealth.
 

I highly recommend you read Missed Fortune 101 and then call or email me to find out about the next FREE Educational Workshop in your area.

Yours in Success,


Nathalie Vaiser, FMM

 

 

 

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