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How can you Keep Taxes Away from your wealth?
There are only two fundamental guarantees in life, death and taxes. Your proverbial nest egg is not a guarantee. But, what if you could have greater control over your money? What if you could protect more of what you earn from being taxed away from you? Would you want to know how? For most, taxes are seen as part of life and accepted as another governmental control to live with.
We are here to tell you it doesn’t have to be this way!
By picking up this book, you will learn the challenges most Canadians face when saving for their future.
We will explore the current tax system.The inherent overspending by the government.How conventional wisdom toward financial growth is failing Canadians.
But more importantly, we will share the proven methods for growing and preserving your wealth by shielding your hard-earned money from excessive taxation.
The knowledge we share will benefit you and future generations in experiencing a healthier, more robust financial life!
One key element you will learn is the powerful impact of The Infinite Banking Concept created by R. Nelson Nash as a core component of your tax freedom. You may be surprised to learn both why and how! These strategies are primarily geared toward Canadians, but the ideas are applicable to all North Americans. Start connecting yourself with the tax system that is stealing your wealth.
Get your copy today!
Richard Canfield, Jayson Lowe, and Henry Wong
ASIN : B0C65VFHZ5
Publisher : Wealth Without Bay Street; 1st edition (May 23 2023)
Language : English
File size : 3.9 MB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
X-Ray : Not Enabled
Word Wise : Enabled
Print length : 101 pages
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Mark Miller –
lots of amazing information to learn from
Great Book,
Joe –
Great book.
Jayson Lowe and Richard Canfield wrote this book perfectly. Makes you think there’s many ways of keeping your hard earned cash away from the government taking more than it’s already doing. Even better, attend one of their sessions in person where they will explain the process even further and you’ll leave with great information that you can make a great educational decision.
DaddinitUp –
The case study is valuable knowledge!
Each book continuously re-iterates the fact that switching to the IBC mindset and getting the “Becoming your own Banker” book is a valuable resource that every household should get! The best part about this book is the case study and Henry’s life story which should resonate with EVERY person, especially EVERY CANADIAN! I had hoped that there would be more examples of other individuals (hypothetical if need be) with whom IBC has helped elevate their financial freedom, rather than marketing profusely for giving them a call.All in all it’s a great book and i’d read the series in reverse order to get the best out of the whole point which they are trying to drive home.
DC –
Read It Now
I must say, as a practicing tax professional, I was skeptical at the title and content of this book. I finished the book in one-go. The key of the novel is not to transform you into a tax accountant, but raise awareness for the present and future tax implications that could impact you or your children. The book did a great job at exposing the pitfall in common tax concepts (like RRSP, RRIF, withholding tax, etc) that I have explained to clients. Regardless if you’re a tax professional or the average guy, this book is worth at least a few hours of your undivided attention.
Kedisha Allen –
Unexpected
Definitely NOT what I expected. It was promptly returned.
John Puderak –
Nothing new here
The book spends a lot of time on the writers history and complaining about taxes. Biggest recommendations are to buy life insurance and incorporate. Not a useful book at all.
Cam D. –
Whole life promo…beware
Basically an advertisement for whole life insurance. Only paid $3.50 which is about $3 too much.
C. Wallace –
We must be aware of where we place our savings because we run the risk of it not being there when needed most of put into the wrong vehicle.