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Economy is Bright for those with Their Own Bank
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Economy is Bright for those with Their Own Bank

One financial advisor has begun teaching his clients how to create their own “personal bank” so they can profit by loaning money to themselves.

"Borrow from a traditional bank or other lender and you will eventually pay back two or three times the amount you borrow,” said Gilbert Arevalos, president of Wall Street Financial Consultants. “Instead you can be your own ‘bank,’ borrow money from yourself, and have it continue to grow while you use it. Instead of costing you money when you borrow, you can actually profit from your own loan.”

Once you become your own “bank” you can lend yourself money for any purpose without an application, and without a credit check. You can also pay the loan back on any terms you set, and while the money is loaned to you it will continue to grow.

The opportunity to own your own “bank” is not new, but very few financial advisors teach their clients about it. Why?

“There is no financial incentive for agents or advisors to tell you about it, and without incentives or commissions they don't care about promoting it. There's nothing in it for them,” explained Arevalos.

Your own personal “bank” gives you financial flexibility not available through other means. You can earn dividends on the funds in your personal “bank,” including on each loan payment. Unlike traditional loans, if you have a bad month, or even a bad year, you can stop making loan payments until you are ready to continue.

Your personal “bank” is fully insured and protected from loss, and if you should die your beneficiary will receive a predetermined death benefit, which could be paid tax free. Your personal “bank” is also sheltered from creditors, and you do not have to wait until you are 59 ˝ to have access to your money tax-free. You can even have a tax-free income for life without any government limits or penalties, and without taxing your Social Security.

Your personal “bank” will not be exposed to any market risk. Your money is guaranteed, regardless of how many thousands or millions you've accumulated.

Additional information is provided at http://YourPersonalBank.com, and Arevalos may be contacted toll-free at 1-888-855-2747.

Contact:
Gilbert Arevalos, CMFC, AAMS
President, Wall Street Financial Consultants
Garevalos@YourPersonalBank.com
(831) 443-3858

David Bresnahan
http://ThatPRGuy.com
(801) 562-5362


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