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The monthly bill that pays you back

Updated: Aug 11, 2024

Have you ever thought about how much you spend on paying bills? Gas, electricity, heat, water, internet, phone etc. What if at some point in time, you could literally recover all of the money that you've paid in these bills over your life time? And then hand that money over to your kids and grandkids. Wouldn't that be fantastic?


For example, say you're 40 years old and you've bought your dream home with a monthly property tax of $300. It has all the space, technology and facilities you'll need for a lifetime and don't plan to move in the future. Did you know that even after paying off your mortgage in 25 years, you'd still need to pay the property taxes for as long as you own that home?


What if I told you that it was possible to only pay your $300 property tax for 20 years after which you would never need to pay property tax again. And if something were to happen to you and you die at anytime after you started paying your property tax, I would give your beneficiaries a minimum of $500,000. It could be more, depending on how long you lived in the house. Even better, if you're still living in the house by your 100th birthday, I'll refund all of the property tax you ever paid and add an extra $2.5 million on top of it.


Would you consider this deal? It's a no brainer.


In a similar manner, your monthly insurance premiums can be seen as a monthly "financial risk management tax" that you pay to have your family's monthly cashflow protected for as long as you live. The only difference is that this "tax" will reward you and your family for paying it. And you only have to pay it for 20 years or less to reap the benefits for the rest of your life. It's the one bill that you pay to protect your family's cashflow


Its a no brainer. Contact me now to get started.


 
 
 

1 comentário


Sarah Ajayi
Sarah Ajayi
13 de jan.

This is good read Kay!

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