1. Reinsurance Sidecar Investments
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...are financial structures that have been are created to allow investors to participate in the risk and return of a group of insurance policies (a "book of programs"). These are writte...

2. Implementation of a Financed Physician Retirement Plan
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...ffers help to both the company and the participants booking the program on corporate and personal tax returns for the life of the program.   Step 2: Your practice/company will...

3. Deferred Compensation Plans
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Deferred compensation plans are agreements whereby an owner defers some potion of their existing wages until a specific future date. Salary earned in one period is paid at a future date. The

4. Small Can Be Large in Wealth Accumulation Plans
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...an turn out to be a recipe for disaster. There is of course a better way to achieve stock market type returns with little or no risk! Leverage is the answer as long a the right safe investment...

5. Wealth Creation Using Positive Leverage
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...ance, raise capital from shareholders and then leverage their balance sheets to provide an acceptable return to their investors. As an example, let's say a bank raises $10,000,000 in capital, ...

6. Non Qualified Retirement Plan for Physicians
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...  9. The physician will then place the $1,000,000 in an indexed annuity that will generate a return of 7% compounding interest. This is VERY conservative. Our estimates are based on ...

7. Zero Coupon Bond Opportunity
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...ipal and interest guarantee. This asset, much like real estate, can be leveraged to create a much higher return without significant risks. Let's say an investor has $60,000 a year they could inv...

8. Escrow Purchase Proposal - What is Escrow
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...less. If $25 million was paid for the account, the interest income would provide a 22% cash on cash return for each of the next 15 years, at which time; the purchaser would receive the $11...