1. Implementation of a Financed Physician Retirement Plan
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...but you will find it to be a tax-efficient method of wealth transfer – an efficient way to move your money from the company to your personal accounts. Based on the clinics structur...

2. Small Can Be Large in Wealth Accumulation Plans
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Many investors think they have to make large yields in order to accumulate enough money for their retirement. In order to accomplish this goal, many investors turn to the stock market to&nbs

3. Wealth Creation Using Positive Leverage
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...or of ten. That means  they can bring in $100,000,000 in deposits and  they can invest the money in loans and bonds. If their cost of deposits is 3%, and their loans and bonds yield 7%...

4. Qualified Retirement Plans
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...an is an individual retirement account (IRA). An IRA is essentially a contract with yourself to keep money in a tax-qualified account until retirement. One benefit of an IRA is that taxes are de...

5. Non Qualified Retirement Plan for Physicians
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... to provide matching contributions for employees. This means the physician can defer as much money as the physician can afford into their own independent and separate retirement plan. ...

6. Zero Coupon Bond Opportunity
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...nt. Now the investment in not only safe, but the investor knows on the front end the longest period the money will be outstanding. The term certain is normally in the four year range A creative b...

7. Escrow Purchase Proposal - What is Escrow
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...y. The account cannot be pledged or encumbered for a term of 15 years, but the purchaser may invest the money in U. S. Government Obligations and is entitled to the earnings from the account and wil...