Friday, December 30, 2011

It’s Time! How To Set and Reach Your Financial Goals


It’s Time!
How To Set and Reach
Your Financial Goals for the New Year

The New Year is upon us, and it’s time to set your financial goals! Why would you wait around on something so important? The problem is, most people want to achieve higher financial goals, but they don’t truly understand how to set goals and furthermore how to reach them.

Perhaps you’ve set goals before, and they haven’t worked out, so you were discouraged. This time, to be successful, you must act on a plan. It’s time!

Before you start working on your financial goals plan, there are some questions you must ask yourself. Be honest with yourself about the things that are important to you.

Questions you need to ask yourself in setting your financial goal:
  • What do I want to attain financially?
  • Why is important for me to be financially secure?
  • Do I want to be comfortable or do I want to become wealthy?
Getting started requires two action steps; first, you need to determine your general financial goal and, second, you have to become financially literate so that you can learn to think like the wealthy.

Do you really want to be wealthy? The answer to this question is important because it will determine your efforts toward creating wealth. Bear in mind that a “goal' is different from a “wish”. You may wish to be wealthy, but that doesn't mean you've taken any practical steps to make that wish come true. Having the “desire” to become wealthy is what you will need to achieve your financial goal.

Wishful thinking is merely a want, desire, on the other hand, is a extremely potent. Desire is a supreme motivator that literally creates a driving force. The truth about most people who claim to want success is that they actually do not desire success, what they desire is comfort and security.

In the famous and bestselling book, Think and Grow Rich, author Napoleon Hill, outlines 13 Success Principles.

The 13 Success Principles are:
1.            Desire
2.            Faith
3.            Auto-Suggestion
4.            Specialized Knowledge
5.            Imagination
6.            Organized Planning
7.            Decision
8.            Persistence
9.            The Master Mind
10.          Transmutation
11.          The Subconscious Mind
12.          The Brain
13.          The Sixth Sense

Napoleon Hill’s success principles are as relevant today as they were a century ago. In his book, Hill teaches you to think differently, and it is a must read for anyone wanting to become rich.

Would you like a free copy of the book, Think and Grow Rich? This book has created more millionaires than any other book or program ever produced. You can get a free copy just by clicking this link: Think and Grow Rich

If you've already earned enough money to start saving, then likely it has been invested with an eye toward security – since, perhaps, you can't imagine yourself ever truly becoming wealthy.

In the book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, author Robert Kiyoksaki, discusses his “Rich Dad’s” teachings. He said most people dream of becoming wealthy, but it isn't their first choice. That's because the effort and uncertainty of becoming rich disturbs them and they seek refuge in the easier goals of security or comfort. 

People who make security and comfort their first and second choices are often seeking a single 'hot investment tip' – a simple, risk-free way of getting rich quick. Some people do get rich on one lucky investment, but all too frequently the money they amass is later lost. You can get a copy of Rich Dad Poor Dad here: Rich Dad Poor Dad

While many books have been written on the subject of becoming rich, this text is not intended to be a complete novel. What it is intended to do is motivate you to take action, NOW! 

I’ve outlined a few simple steps on how to set and reach your financial goals. Your decision and discipline will determine your success. Remember, a quitter never wins and a winner never quits.

How To Set Your Financial Goal in 7 Steps
Step 1: What is Your Financial Goal? (Be specific)
Step 2: Why is it Important to Achieve Your Goal? (Be honest)
Step 3: Set a Deadline to Achieve Your Goal (Break it down)
Step 4: Identify Your Obstacles (Recognize you will have challenges)
Step 5: Identify Your Allies (Who/What can help you achieve your goal?)
Step 6: Develop Your Financial Plan (Simply write it down)
Step 7: Maintain a Journal or Record (Track your activity)

Now that you’ve set your financial goal it’s time to take action. ACTION IS THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP. You will likely find that you, like most people, are a creature of habits. And, your habits determine your direction in life. If you want to achieve success with any goal, you will have to form positive habits. 

Habits typically take about 2 weeks of consistent effort to be formed. After that they become a natural effort. In the beginning you may have to force yourself to do the things you need to do to achieve your goal.

You must follow a process to get the desired result. Break down your larger goal into smaller goals. Reward yourself along the way when you reach your short-term goals.

Focus on what it is you want to achieve. Remind yourself on a regular basis why it is important for you to accomplish this goal. This means that you may have to post reminders or set alarms. You will want to find ways to interrupt any negative patterns that will keep you from reaching your goal and replace them with positive patterns. The best way to do this is by changing your thoughts and by associating with others who are goal oriented.

Your attitude will determine your success in achieving your goal. Regardless of where you are financially right now, you can improve your life. Fill your mind with positive thoughts by reading positive books and turning off the negative news. When you view life with a positive mental attitude you are leaps and bounds ahead of the rest.

Get started today on your financial goals, contact us for a no obligation Financial Review.

Yours to count on,
Barry Page, RFC
Registered Financial Consultant
Legacy Insurance Agency, PLLC
www.legacyinsuranceagency.com 

Barry Page, RFC is recognized as a leading expert on life insurance and private banking. He is a Registered Financial Consultant and independent life insurance agent who helps clients with tax advantaged investment alternatives. He specializes in showing families how to protect their assets, income and lives utilizing a macro-financial approach to planning.

His specialized knowledge and services help consumers find alternatives to traditional investing and the stock market that not only safely protects their savings, but also provide tax advantages. His business is based in Ocean Springs, Mississippi and he services clients throughout the Southeast. 

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Where is Your Money?


Where is Your Money? Over the years you’ve heard me discuss the many options for saving and investing. While many financial gurus are still telling you to “max out your contributions” to retirement accounts, I’m raising the warning flag again…

But, I’m not the only one this time. You need to look no further than your newspaper or TV to find stories and articles on theft, corruption and taxes… Here’s a few that made headlines:

Wall Street Journal: “Missing MF Global Funds Could Top $1.2 Billion”
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204443404577052143849159420.html/
 

ZeroHedge: "The Entire System Has Been Utterly Destroyed By The MF Global Collapse"
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/entire-system-has-been-utterly-destroyed-mf-global-collapse-presenting-first-mf-global-casualty/

60 Minutes: “INSIDERS - Congressional Insider Trading”
http://youtu.be/x95uC_wzUX4/

CBS News: “Super committee's failure = super chance in 2012”
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-215_162-57329393/super-committees-failure-super-chance-in-2012

InfoWars: “17 Quotes About The Coming Global Financial Collapse That Will Make Your Hair Stand Up” 

http://www.infowars.com/17-quotes-about-the-coming-global-financial-collapse-that-will-make-your-hair-stand-up/

FOXNEWS: “National Debt Hits $15 Trillion”
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/11/16/national-debt-hits-15t-as-congress-strains-to-cut-12t/

Washington Post: “Treasury to Tap Pensions to Help Fund Government”
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/treasury-to-tap-pensions-to-help-fund-government/2011/05/15/AF2fqK4G_story.html?fb_ref=NetworkNews/



Okay, enough with the bad news, my message is not to depress or scare you. My intent is only to create awareness and motivate you to take action towards taking control of your personal assets. As an advisor it is my job, and I feel my responsibility, to warn you when you are at risk. I fear that the current economic situation, and the government control of U.S. retirement plans, will ultimately lead to the confiscation of trillions of dollars in what most assume are privately held assets. Why would you put another dime into a government qualified plan?

Here’s the good news, you have time to protect your assets before this assault on your private assets. But, don’t wait… Take an honest inventory of what is most important to you, and protect your assets while you have time. 

Contact me via my website www.legacyinsuranceagency.com and I will show you in 45 minutes how you could benefit from a program tailored to your unique circumstances. I've developed a unique, no-obligation, Financial Check-Up that can protect you and your family from financial predators and economic pitfalls. There will be no pressure, and you will not be asked to buy anything at this meeting.

Have a wonderful holiday!
Barry Page, RFC

Barry Page, RFC is a Registered Financial Consultant and Licensed Insurance Agent. He is an advocate for families and small business, and publishes this blog and www.legacyinsuranceagency.com to promote financial intelligence.

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

What Would You Do If You Knew You Couldn't Fail?

What Would You Do If You Knew You Couldn't Fail? Think about that for a moment. We often turn our heads or close our minds to new ideas because of fear. If you take it a step further, and consider the outcome being a positive one, then imagine the possibilities.

I have learned through the Infinite Banking Concept, that my capital has a cost, and I must recoup my capital outlay to practice this principle. You see my spending habits will cost me THOUSANDS of DOLLARS of MY OWN MONEY every year if I don't practice banking.

Now, let's take it a step further and discuss what it will cost you if you continue down the traditional path of financing and paying cash for your purchases. This is only 1 example out of numerous ways that you can transfer away your wealth over your lifetime.

Here's an example of purchasing a car: Automobile Financing
What would you do with 1 MILLYUN$?

So, you may be thinking that you're not going to purchase that many more cars or you'll buy used ones. What about your kids? and grandkids? You see, IBC is about keeping your money in the family.

And, have you thought about the Cost of College? Credit Cards? And, other purchases you will make.

The whole idea is to recapture the interest that you are paying to banks and finance companies for the major items that you will purchase over your lifetime, such as automobiles, major appliances, education, homes, investment opportunities, business equipment, etc.

"You finance EVERYTHING that you buy. You either pay interest to others or you give up the ability to earn interest by paying cash." ~Nelson Nash

Why would I be encouraging you to learn the Infinite Banking Concept? Because I want you to learn what I've learned, and yes, ultimately you may become a client. If you do, you will discover why my clients are calling me and thanking me during these tough, economic times. I am convinced that IBC will change your life, the way that it has mine.

You see, when I first got in the financial services business, I was encouraged to follow and teach others the same, tired methods of accumulating wealth that everyone else is using. I soon learned that those methods are a failure! If traditional financial planning worked, why do you think that so many people are broke and struggling to make ends meet?

These flawed methods of personal economics focus on the accumulation of wealth by  consistently contributing to an account and compounding the interest earned over time. When we subject ourselves to this form of thinking we are limiting our human life value.

Over time fallacies and falsehoods develop into myths. Falsehoods developed and perpetuated by so called "financial gurus" limit our productivity and stifle our human life value. Myths destroy our confidence by instilling our minds with doubt and fear.

You have probably heard the following fallacies and myths:
1. You're in it for the long-haul.
2. High-Risk = High Returns.
3. The market has averaged 10-12% over time.
4. Work hard, go to college and get a good job.
5. Save money, get out of debt, invest for the long-term and diversify.
6. When you retire you'll be in a lower tax bracket.
7. When you retire you won't need insurance.

What makes theses Myths so Destructive is that they are based on a scarcity mindset, and are Perpetuated from Generation to Generation. When we embrace the scarcity mindset we are buying into the belief that our resources are limited. Scarcity fails to account for self-worth and further limits our opportunity for ownership and growth.

If you can't afford to wait 20-30 years to build retirement wealth then learn how the VELOCITY OF MONEY can turn your financial world around and put you in control of your money. Learn how banks grow their bottom lines and Use Your Money to make money, Learn HOW TO BECOME YOUR OWN BANKER.

Today, my entire practice revolves around teaching others about the Infinite Banking Concept. Because I've learned firsthand that it works, and I've seen the impact it can have on other people's lives. So, I'm reaching out to you, because I care about you and your family. I care that your family may be subjected to the same fallacies and myths that the financial institutions
and elite want you to believe.

TO DO NOTHING IS TO RISK EVERYTHING! You have NOTHING TO LOSE and EVERYTHING TO GAIN. Click this link to learn how you can take control of your finances: Becoming Your Own Banker


Yours to count on,
Barry Page, RFC
Registered Financial Consultant
Legacy Insurance Agency, PLLC
www.legacyinsuranceagency.com 

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Becoming Your Own Banker

"Banking is the most important business in the world."
~R. Nelson Nash, Bestselling Author of Becoming Your Own Banker 

Learn what banks know. Discover the Infinite Banking Concept by attending an educational workshop with Nelson Nash, author of the bestselling book, Becoming Your Own Banker, in Ocean Springs, MS on September 15th-16th.  

You can register online for this once in a lifetime event here:  


By utilizing the Infinite Banking Concept, one can in essence, create their own private banking system, never having to depend on traditional banks or the government for money or financing again. You can finance your cars, kids education, and even business equipment through your own bank.
To understand privatized banking one must first understand how money flows. Our money flows through our lives and throughout the world, just as water flows through our bodies and the oceans. The ability to control this flow of money is the key to understanding how to create a private bank.

Lifetime Bank - Privatized Banking from Legacy Insurance Agency

You can create your own system for financing all of your purchases over your lifetime, and then pass it on to your heirs and family.

Click the link below to register online now, seating is limited::
Becoming Your Own Banker Workshop Registration

This event will change your life, I hope to see you there.
Barry Page, RFC
Infinite Banking Coach

Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Take Control of Your Finances and Avoid the Government Chaos!

Take Control of Your Finances and Avoid the Government Chaos!

Our government is out of ideas... and chaos is taking control. In 2006 they didn't see the crisis coming? Then in 2008 they couldn't understand it, so they threw money at the problem. Then from 2009-2011 more bailouts and wreckless spending still haven't worked.

Meanwhile, American households knew that the problem was too much debt. Still, they have the gall to ask for more money and to raise the debt ceiling. The FED chief (Ben Bernanke of The Federal Reserve) claims that the money we've spent was "invested" and we are receiving a return on our investment. Yet, after over $7 TRILLION in losses, housing prices continue to fall, unemployment continues to rise, and new graduates can't get a job. You would think "they" would get it by now, more debt is not the answer.

Take a look at our current debt: http://usdebtclock.org Do you see any return?

While our Government can not solve their debt problems, you can! You don't have to depend on the government and the financial institutions. By taking responsibility for your financial decisions, you can create your own system of finance. One that will free you from the dependency of the government. Take the time to educate yourself and take control of your finances today by Becoming Your Own Banker

Politicians are wasting your money and they want more! The reason that defaulting on our debt would cause problems is because we are in debt in the first place!!! Think about it... They are warning us that it would be harder for Americans to borrow money if we defaulted. Why? The FED and banks have BILLIONS of FIAT money sitting in vaults and interest rates are at the lowest points in history. What do you think the problem is now?

The very reason we are in this mess in the first place is because of DEBT, over leveraging and eased lending practices. This causes false hope and INFLATION. And, if you haven't felt it yet, it's coming. Government needs to be smaller and we need to abolish the FED. We need to take control of our finances and STOP being dependent on the government and the financial institutions.

Depending on where you went to school, you probably learned about economics from a Keynesian perspective. This is exactly what our government is doing now, trying to spend our way out of an economic problem. Contrary to this belief, free markets should be allowed to exist, and money creation out of thin air should not.

Austrian Economics is an entirely different approach that dissents from the mainstream on method, theory, and policy. It views economic actors as unique, conscious, and freely choosing individuals, not as undifferentiated data to be manipulated mathematically or politically.

Rooted in the tradition of Carl Menger and Ludwig von Mises, as well as Murray Rothbard and F.A. Hayek, the Austrian approach offers a rigorous and logical approach to economics that gives free markets their due and takes full account of the reality of human choice.

You can learn more about Austrian Economics and sit in on live classes via the web, absolutely free of charge from the Mises University. Just click this link: Austrian Economics Taught Here.

This should give you plenty to think about, and hopefully you will see the light at the end of the tunnel. Our country's current problems are rooted in debt and overspending. More government control of our financial decisions and more spending are not the answers. You do not have to depend on politicians to solve your financial problems. Just take a look at their records and you will understand why. Take action today!

Until next time,
Take Control of Your Finances!
Barry Page


Barry Page is recognized as a leading expert on life insurance and private banking. He is a Registered Financial Consultant and independent life insurance agent who helps clients with tax advantaged investment alternatives. He specializes in showing families how to protect their assets, income and lives utilizing a macro-financial approach to planning.

He has created a service that caters to families and business owners that are frustrated with the risks involved with the stock market, but still want competitive returns. His specialized knowledge and services help consumers find alternatives to traditional investing and the stock market that not only safely protect their savings, but also provide tax advantages.
His business is based in Ocean Springs, MS and he services clients throughout the Southeast. He can be reached here: http://legacyinsuranceagency.com/contact.html

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

What Are You Worth? Reevaluating Your Human Life Value

How To Live a Life of Abundance
by Investing in Your Human Life Value


Today is the perfect day for me to post this blog on human life value, as it is my birthday. As we grow older we tend to appreciate our health and others more, and I want to share with you what I have learned. Fortunately, I have been blessed beyond my expectations with spiritual, physical and material gifts. In reading this I’d like you to consider your worth and the impact you have on others lives.

Throughout our lives we are told that financial success and material worth is what we should strive for. We’re told that we should invest for the long-term and put our money into the stock market. When you follow this financial advice you are devaluing your importance as a person and decreasing your worth as a human being by basing your beliefs on an economic model that is dependent on opinion.

“The real problem is we don't have any financial education in our schools.” Robert Kiyosaki

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The accumulation theory of compounding and the concept of dollar-cost-averaging are the basis for traditional financial planning and have been ingrained into our minds since we were children. These flawed methods of personal economics focus on the accumulation of wealth by consistently contributing to an account and compounding the interest earned over time. When we subject ourselves to this form of thinking we are limiting our human life value.

Over time fallacies and falsehoods develop into myths. Falsehoods developed and perpetuated by so called “financial gurus” limit our productivity and stifle our human life value. Myths destroy our confidence by instilling our minds with doubt and fear. 

You have probably heard the following fallacies and myths:
1. You’re in it for the long-haul.
2. High-Risk = High Returns.
3. The market has averaged 10-12% over time.
4. Work hard, go to college and get a good job.
5. Save money, get out of debt, invest for the long-term and diversify.
6. When you retire you’ll be in a lower tax bracket.
7. When you retire you won’t need insurance.

“Myths which are believed in tend to become true.” ~George Orwell

What makes theses myths so destructive is that they are based on a scarcity mindset and are perpetuated from generation to generation. When we embrace the scarcity mindset we are buying into the belief that our resources are limited. Scarcity fails to account for self-worth and further limits our opportunity for ownership and growth.

“Try not to become a man of success but rather to become a man of value.” ~Albert Einstein

In order to achieve our maximum potential we must breakthrough the boundaries of traditional thinking and challenge our minds to live a life of abundance. An abundant life is developed through action and practicing our talents and abilities. Action is created with thoughts produced in our minds based on our knowledge. As we increase our knowledge we increase our abilities and we are free to make our own choices.

When you live a life of abundance you follow your soul purpose and increase your human life value. You are free to focus on God’s work and your personal passions without the limits and confines of a scarcity mindset. You create value in others by sharing your knowledge and developing their abilities. You live a life of prosperity.

God has blessed us with an abundant supply of spiritual and material things. Our challenge is to utilize these blessings to honor God and fulfill our purpose as Christians.

For whosoever hath, to him shall be given, and he shall have more abundance: but whosoever hath not, from him shall be taken away even that he hath. Matthew 13:12

Further reducing our value is people, the media continues to bombard our lives with stories that limit our thinking and convince us that we live in a Darwinistic society. We are told that only the fittest will survive, and that we have to fight for ourselves by struggling to survive and taking from others. Relating this to finance, consider how this theory of economics places you in a position of dependency where we are all pursuing the same finite piece of the pie. Subconsciously we believe that for us to have more, someone else has to have less.
To understand how the scarcity mindset affects our ability we should examine these myths and their origins.

“You’re in it for the long -haul.” –  Today’s financial advisers have to convince their clients to invest with them over a long period of time or they could lose their fees and commissions. Correspondingly financial institutions would lose the ability to make money with our money. Where does this method of thought come from? We are told that over time our investments will produce a return, just as the markets have done. The problem with this myth is that it based on a pre-conceived thought of retirement and fails to address the fact that the investor has no control over the market. If the market is down during their period of period of retirement, the investor must wait for the market to return before withdrawing their funds.  The damage is when we lock our money up and have to wait until retirement to enjoy the benefits our investments, we give up the ability to live a life of abundance now.

“High Risks = High Returns.” – Certainly with all investments there may an element of risk involved. However, taking on more risk does not constitute a higher return. Somehow, this correlation between risk and return has been taught over and over until most of us believe it to be true. When meeting with a traditional financial planner, inevitably a risk tolerance questionnaire will have to be completed. This further promotes the thought that in order to get higher returns, we must take more risk. So, they are telling us that in order to win, we must be willing to lose! The financial institutions have shifted the risk from themselves to us. They have convinced us to believe that financial success is a matter of gambling. Contrarily, the most successful investors take little risk at all. When we follow this advice we limit our potential and avoid the responsibility of making investment decisions.

“The market has averaged 10-12% over time.” – This is almost laughable when you understand how financial professionals are allowed to legally hoodwink investors into believing this lie. If you look at any of the major markets, they may have averaged 6% to 9% since their inceptions, however the myth becomes more evident when you dig a little deeper. First, the small disclosure in your prospectus, “past performance may not be indicative of future results” is nothing more than an insurance clause for the financial institutions. As a matter of fact, advisers use this clause to joke about the prospect of much larger returns. Second, no mention is ever given to the difference between “average” and “actual”. Just because a stock, fund or index averaged an amount that does not mean that the return was that amount. And, that’s before about fees, taxes and inflation.
This is an example of how advisers legally get away with showing you average returns. But, you have to ask yourself, did you realize the gain? Here’s a chart of the last 11 year history of the DOW:



Work hard, go to college and get a good job. – Nowadays it’s almost a given that you have to graduate college to get a good job. But, who says you have to get a job? When you look at the time it takes to go to college and the loss of income over that time, it doesn’t always make sense. What if you have the qualities of an entrepreneur and the ability to create value in others? Should you stifle this talent and focus on your education? I’m not suggesting that anyone forgo their education, quite the contrary. I’m only suggesting that we evaluate our strengths and follow our soul purpose in life.

Save money, get out of debt, invest for the long-term and diversify. – Over the past 10 years people who have followed this advice have seen their financial worth depreciate and evaporate into the abyss of the stock market. Trillions of dollars were lost in 2000 and in 2008 to normal people who invested their life savings into the stock markets. Diversification to most people is buying a mutual fund through their 401k at work. The truth is that when you follow this advice you are increasing the risk in your financial future.

“Diversification is required when investors do not understand what they are doing.” Warren Buffett

When you retire you’ll be in a lower tax bracket. – Do you believe this? If you do, you’re saying that you are going to be poor. Inflation is eroding your money faster than you can save it and your health is declining while you are getting older. Let’s examine this further, say you are making $100,000 per year, and you have 20 years until retirement when you’ll be 67. This is the time that the Social Security says you can retire to get your full benefit (insert laughter). Over your working years you save $1,000,000 into your 401k. Now you are faced with choices on how you will spend that money. Traditional planning says you can spend 4% per year without fear of running out of money. If you are making $100,000 per year now, could you possibly live on $40,000? Oh, I forgot to mention that after inflation, it will take $ to spend like $100,000 does now. What does retirement mean to you anyway? Will you want to take those vacations you’ve been putting off? Will you want to do things for your kids and grandkids? Back to the taxes and your bracket, if you follow traditional advice, when you retire your house will be paid for and the kids will be grown. So, you want have those tax deductions, what tax deductions will you have in the future? Do you think taxes are going up or down? Here’s a chart showing the history of taxes:
History of the Marginal Tax

When you retire you won’t need insurance. – This is malpractice! Any agent or adviser that tells you this should lose their license. You may not need it, but if you have it you’ll want it, and you’ll be glad if you do.  At retirement you are more vulnerable than ever to loss. And, the fact is if you want it you may not qualify for it medically. There is no such thing as “self insurance”. In order for you to fully self insure, you will have to the value of your asset in liquid cash in the event of a loss. Will you have that? If you do and you have a loss, what will you have then?

As you can see these myths can destroy your ability to create wealth and your value as a person. Instead when you follow your soul purpose and focus on creating value in yourself and others you can have a life filled with abundance prosperity.

Your human life value as described by the late Solomon Huebner is the capitalized monetary worth of the earning capacity resulting from the economic forces that are incorporated within our being: namely, our character and health, our education, training, and experience, our personality and industry, our creative power, and our driving force to realize the economic images of the mind.

“Time And health are two precious assets that we don't recognize and appreciate until they have been depleted.” ~Denis Waitley

In closing, I’d like to encourage you take a personal inventory by asking you a few questions. Ask yourself what’s really important to you? Are you protecting the things that matter the most? When you make investments, consider if you are investing in yourself as a person. Will these investments increase your value? Are you expanding your knowledge? What are you reading and whom are you listening to?

"You are the same today as you will be in five years except for two things: the people you meet and the books you read." ~Charlie 'Tremendous' Jones 

Until next time, live a life of abundance!
Barry Page, RFC
Registered Financial Consultant
Licensed Life Insurance Agent
www.legacyinsuranceagency.com

Barry Page, RFC is recognized as a leading expert on life insurance and private banking. He is a Registered Financial Consultant and independent life insurance agent who helps clients with tax advantaged investment alternatives. He specializes in showing families how to protect their assets, income and lives utilizing a macro-financial approach to planning.

His specialized knowledge and services help consumers find alternatives to traditional investing and the stock market that not only safely protects their savings, but also provide tax advantages. His business is based in Ocean Springs, Mississippi and he services clients throughout the Southeast. 

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