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10/15/2026

What warmed my heart most is that Briseida wants to learn. She wants to help people change and improve their financial lives, and she wants to be the example in her family and community that anyone can become wealthy, no matter their circumstances or background. We've opened investments for her, but I realize she may not know exactly how they work. I could have taught her myself, but it helps her to learn in Spanish first, then English makes more sense. My only caution: once you learn the traditional way from this course, we're going to have to reteach you a better way. The Yieldz way, the Wise Money Tools way. Learn the lingo, learn the terminology, understand the principles, and we'll put it all to work. Now for you: educate yourself. Understand the simple financial terms. If someone with English as a second language can do it, so can you.

10/14/2026

I'll bet she's not alone. How many of you grew up like her, or even like me, with parents who didn't have money? They weren't business owners. They weren't investors. I was never taught anything about money or finance, and it all felt foreign. I remember picking up the study books for my securities exam and feeling lost in the lingo. It wasn't until I became an investment advisor that I realized I really didn't know anything about money and investing. Everything I learned was new, and I learned as fast as I could. Sadly, my parents knew very little about money and lived paycheck to paycheck their entire lives. And here's Briseida, with 80 to 100+ videos recorded, taking a finance class in Spanish so she can understand what we talk about on this channel.

10/13/2026

What she said almost brought me to tears. "I know, but I don't understand everything because it's in English. So I'm taking this class in Spanish." She wants to learn finance and investing, not just for the videos and our transcribers, but for herself and her family. She wants to say things right and understand everything she's teaching. Finance and its terminology are different from everyday English and Spanish. All this time I assumed she understood what we teach every week. We'd laughed a couple of times over a word and how it translates, but that was about it. I was very impressed, and felt bad I'd never even considered it.

10/12/2026

This one touched my heart. Our Spanish host, Briseida, transcribes and records all of our videos for the Wise Money Tools Español channel. Last week she needed to leave shoot day early to join a Zoom call, and quietly told me she'd just started a financial course on investing. I was taken aback, because this is what we teach every week. Then she explained: "I don't understand everything because it's in English, so I'm taking this class in Spanish." Finance has its own language, and I never stopped to think she might be missing it. If it happened to her, how many of you are in the same spot?

10/08/2026

This is where Ysurance changes the entire conversation. Instead of selling assets to generate income, Ysurance is designed to produce income monthly, predictably, and tax advantaged when we structure it correctly. We start with safe, guaranteed life insurance foundations, then leverage into cash-flowing assets where the income is generated — income that doesn't rely solely on the stock market. And even while income flows out, the system keeps compounding wealth behind the scenes. That's the big difference: traditional planning liquidates your assets, Ysurance is about producing and increasing them.

10/07/2026

Here's the real question: after the market drops, what do you do the following year? Do you take 4% of the original million — another $40,000? Or 4% of what's left, about $32,000, which means your income already shrank that fast? And what about the inflation adjustment — do you add it in? This is how retirement plans implode, because nobody can predict when markets will take a steep dive. The 4% rule assumes perfect conditions, and I hate to tell you, perfect conditions no longer exist.

10/06/2026

Say you have $1 million across your 401(k)s, IRAs, savings, and investments, and you're told you can take 4% a year. That's $40,000 — but most of it comes out taxed, so even in a modest 15-20% bracket you're looking at about $32,000-$33,000 of spendable income. Add Social Security (if it sticks around) and you're maybe at $55,000-$60,000. Now drop that same scenario into 2022: markets fell 15-20%, bonds got crushed, inflation spiked. After your 4% withdrawal and the market drop, your million is $816,000 — the equivalent of four years of income gone just from a market drop.

10/05/2026

You've probably heard of the 4% rule: add up all your retirement assets, withdraw up to 4% a year for income, and supposedly you'll never run out of money based on statistical life averages. Some major brokerage firms even say you can raise that income every year for inflation. It sounds comforting — until you stress test it in the real world. It sounds reasonable until it absolutely doesn't.

10/02/2026

Wealth is math, not luck. Time allows for compounding. Compounding multiplies capital. Leverage accelerates growth. Tax advantages protect what you build. Miss one of these four and your progress slows dramatically — master all four and momentum becomes unstoppable. Audit your financial life through these lenses: calculate your current compound growth rate, identify where you're using responsible leverage, review your effective tax rate and legal ways to reduce it, and commit to long-term holding periods that let compounding run uninterrupted. Block one hour this weekend, make a simple four-column document — time, compounding, leverage, taxes — and write one improvement under each.

10/01/2026

Follow what institutions are accumulating. When governments, corporations, pension funds, mutual funds, and hedge funds accumulate an asset, they're signaling long-term conviction — not trading headlines, but positioning for the next decade or two. Scarcity plus adoption creates asymmetric upside. That asset is Bitcoin. But there's a way to accumulate it without feeling like you're rolling the dice: pairing a safely designed high cash value life insurance policy with monthly Bitcoin accumulation. Instead of guessing entry points, we accumulate Bitcoin through our data centers monthly — automatic, no emotion, the same way successful investors have operated for decades. Your digital wallet keeps everything in secure custody, with every transaction documented.

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