The ultra-wealthy and corporations build significant wealth by keeping their money perpetually in motion. How do they do this? By keeping their money moving through multiple investments at the same time. The problem is that ordinary Americans looking to secure their financial futures don’t realize they too can keep their money perpetually in motion to build perpetual wealth. In this post, we will explore why money doesn’t stay in perpetual motion on Wall Street and why you need help from a whole life insurance policy to achieve that goal.
Wall Street teaches you a linear investing strategy:
When you think in linear investing terms, you put your money into one investment and then sick back and hope you earn a steady rate of return. This is exactly what Wall Street expects you to do with your money, and its stocks, mutual funds and other financial products are all set up to get you to invest linearly.
You need to think in circular investing terms:
Linear investing forces you to put all of your eggs into one basket and then let professional financial managers essentially gamble with your hard-earned dollars. With a circular investing strategy, you keep your money moving through multiple investments – and you can earn a steady rate of return on each one.
A whole life insurance policy is the foundation of circular investing:
When you invest in a whole life insurance policy, you can access the policy’s cash value at any time to fund other investments, such as real estate or commodities. This is the essence of circular investing; you are keeping your money perpetually in motion.
You want a steady cash flow, not cash accumulation:
Wall Street teaches you to focus on the total dollar value of your investments, but you cannot grow that value if you never spend it, and you cannot live off what you do not spend. That’s why the superior philosophy is to focus on attaining a steady cash flow that comes from accessing the cash value of a whole life insurance policy.
Keeping your money perpetually in motion is the only way to build perpetual wealth. It starts by recognizing that Wall Street won’t keep your money perpetually in motion. Next, you need to think in circular investing terms, which will allow you to recognize the value of a whole life insurance policy for creating a steady cash flow.
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