thanks for the video. Would you please explain if fixed index universal life is better than IUL? If it is still not better than WHOLE? Thanks
@josefj17762 сағат бұрын
You do know you can use them to eliminate taxes you pay later. You can use the traditional 401k to lower your taxes to fund a Roth IRA. And using both these accounts you can make it so you pay little to no taxes in retirement. You also have the 55 rule if you want your funds before 59.5. Other than that it is not good to pull money out of your retirement funds you want to get to your first 100K as fast as you can. The Fees are very very low lower than most products and is not an issue. They are far lower than using life insurance gimmicks for retirement funding. And they are far lower than fees for rental properties. The 401k and IRA is a very powerful wealth building tool for the last 10 years my returns from my monthly investments is 210%
@mynamesjefflalich6 сағат бұрын
From writing the Rockefeller’s to Rocking my World with this Meditation❤! Thanks G, This was Needed🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉2025
@GarrettGundersonTV12 минут бұрын
Love it so glad to hear that. Do you follow my Instagram daily drops too?
@dylanrobertson68Күн бұрын
Thanks Garrett - I need to hear these things often as I’m a recovering miser also. Im glad you mentioned unclaimed property as I’ve helped friends and family recover $13k+ of unclaimed property. In addition, I searched on behalf of my employer and discovered an additional $300k+, which I proactively recovered helping our bottom line. @garrettGundersontv I actually found 7 properties in your name with the State of Utah (not 100% sure it’s yours or someone else with the same name), 6 of which are from Mountain America federal credit Union.
@spencerkim47552 күн бұрын
Man if you will take some constructive criticism. It is very hard to listen to your interviews because you interrupt people so much. Nonetheless I appreciate what you are doing and your knowledge you share. But please let people talk 🙏🏽
@GarrettGundersonTVКүн бұрын
Fair and great point. And appreciate the advice.
@enoessien76412 күн бұрын
Cmon Gary , let Walker talk man :)
@GarrettGundersonTV2 күн бұрын
Gary?
@raw-earth-exploits4 күн бұрын
Dude, you are hilarious: 2nd investment mistake. Wall Street daycare. 😂😂😂
@GarrettGundersonTV3 күн бұрын
Thanks. Have to bring some funny to the money!!!
@raw-earth-exploits4 күн бұрын
Garrett, I’m looking through your channel with videos about using credit cards to buy liquid assets and skimming the asset to pay the credit card minimum. Do you have any videos that explain pros and cons???
@GarrettGundersonTV2 күн бұрын
I don't have any videos on that at this time.
@sarahgeo2764 күн бұрын
We were sold four IULs telling us that you get protection plus growth of our investment. Our agent never told us that the DB is only the face value NOT face value plus the investment. They hide this key information from clients. For that sole reason I’m going to surrender all four policies.
@GarrettGundersonTV3 күн бұрын
Sorry to hear that. Email [email protected] for help and better advice.
@taishankm5 күн бұрын
❤💚💛💛💛💙
@rustysutherland77156 күн бұрын
Having trouble finding this podcast on audio only sources.
@GarrettGundersonTV5 күн бұрын
They will be posted soon. Just getting started and making this all happen.
@melissaojala8556 күн бұрын
Looks like the medical field today.
@JohnVieceli7 күн бұрын
Would love to hear a deeper dive on this topic. Maybe a future episode. On another note, do these guys have the best hair in podcasting?
@GarrettGundersonTV7 күн бұрын
lol. More videos with Walker to come!!!
@BitNBolts8 күн бұрын
Garrett, Audio is missing from right ear on all of these videos
@GarrettGundersonTV7 күн бұрын
Yeah. Starting February it won't happen that way. Sorry.
@ant1031039 күн бұрын
Wow 2 of my favorite authors and thinkers
@GarrettGundersonTV9 күн бұрын
Love it. Thanks.
@goodshepard31610 күн бұрын
let’s go to Bermuda. now
@BrndshTV13 күн бұрын
Id rather use a CD for my kids and whole life for myself. I don't want to incentivize my death. I see too many adult kids wondering when their parents are going to die and how much will they get. It's human nature.
@GarrettGundersonTV11 күн бұрын
Hmm. So you'd rather pay tax on a cd than utilize life insurance. You could give the death benefit to a charity if that was really an issue "people waiting to collect". And you see too many? One would be too many. But I have heard of this being a big concern or issue.
@BrndshTV11 күн бұрын
@GarrettGundersonTV I like the whole life insurance Idea, but my kids can fund their policies when they have enough money saved. That seems to be the better scenario, to have 700k, for example, and throw that into a policy in monthly increments for at least 7 years. The owner/insured can borrow while the interest and dividends pay off the monthly repayment. You only pay taxes on CDs if you use anything more than 1 year span increments.
@BrndshTV13 күн бұрын
I'll be in your team, but I'll have to use your money. I have proven money making ideas.
@RealTalkRyan13 күн бұрын
Shame is a major cause of limited self-expression and lack of progress. Though some do use shame to catapult themselves into an unreasonable amount of busyness and work. Good stuff👍🏻
@GarrettGundersonTV11 күн бұрын
Yes, well said.
@BrndshTV13 күн бұрын
This only works if you're putting in at least around 100k annually for 7 years. Why? Your dividends will pay for your premiums when there's enough cash valve. Otherwise, IBC isn't worth pursuing.
@loveitmuch13 күн бұрын
Some people (like Dave R.) are not nice. I'm very upset 😡 people like him even try, to lie like this thinking people are plain stupid. He really thinks you, are dumb. Or maybe he's just a plain idiot!
@GarrettGundersonTV6 күн бұрын
He is a very angry person at time for sure.
@BrndshTV13 күн бұрын
Just get a fixed rate on simple interest. Done.
@JeremieKasongo-y1c14 күн бұрын
Well the only thing Canadian is taxes and more taxes paying taxes is the Canadian dream 😂
@michaeldbouck15 күн бұрын
The biggest advantage of a traditional 401(k) IMHO is the amount of money per year you can contribute to the account as well as the "Rule of 55". For someone 50+ that would be a max of $31,000/year (including the "catch-up" provision). With traditional IRA (or Roth) accounts you are limited to $8,000/year (50+) across ALL IRA accounts; obviously Roth should be prioritized and fully allocated to. With the 401(k) invest it in the lowest cost index funds available in the plan (e.g. S&P 500 fund and/or government bond fund) and for sure grab 100% of the employer match. Keep the funds invested in the 401(k) until 59.5 and then roll the entire 401(k) into a traditional IRA account which has far superior investment options (and lower costs). Between ages 55 and 59.5 the "Rule of 55" allows you to access the 401(k) funds penalty free. At 59.5 you have penalty-free access to the traditional IRA account.
@josefj177615 күн бұрын
Why not make most of your retirement accounts tax-free with a Roth? The low fees of the 401k and IRA make it a great retirement vehicle. The bucket strategy also makes it more likely to have more money and a higher drawdown. It is very unlikely that taxes will go up. Also a Roth IRA you can take out what you put into it as any time with no fees or taxes.
@GarrettGundersonTV14 күн бұрын
Back door Roth could be work for those who make too much. Biggest issue is lack of cash flow along the way, how most people invest inside of it as well.
@josefj177615 күн бұрын
You don't know the 4% rule? The 7% growth average is after fees and inflation. And the growth of the 90’s? I have had 200% growth since 2015 with my monthly deposits very good growth. And your example of someone putting all their money into high-risk stocks in retirement is not recommended by every financial advisor that works with the 401k. Having a $40,000 draw down over your life on a 401k is far better than $6,000 a year from a pension. Also living off 70-80% of your previous income is a baseline and minimum goal. (in reality, people can easily live off less). Roth 401k you don't have to pay taxes on your growth!
@GarrettGundersonTV14 күн бұрын
Who has pensions these days? What do you mean I don't know the 4 percent rule? Where do you recommend people allocate during the distribution phase. Where did you get 200 percent? Account for fees and volatility or an average? Why live off less? Why not create financial independence early and reinvest all active income?
@GarrettGundersonTV14 күн бұрын
I have vids on the 4 percent rule.
@josefj177614 күн бұрын
@ Millions of union workers. In your video, you flat out said if you have a million you could get just over 25K a year. The 4% says 40K and that permits inflation adjustments.
@josefj177614 күн бұрын
@ the allocation during distribution phase should be a 50/50 or a 70/30 but depending on your situation you may need to go to a 80/20. That 200%(214.98 to be exact) is my returns invested monthly after fees and is an S&P500 index fund. This growth takes into account the money I put in last month. Who is saying live off less? It is important to know a baseline of what to not go below for an income. If I started investing when I first started working back in 2002 $540(monthly) into the S&P500 index I would have $704,000 after fees. But I didn't do that because of the infinite banking scam that has massive high fees. Now I am on the right track with an investment that actually grows.
@isaiahmartinez807916 күн бұрын
I produce for whole life, I've seen F&G has a Uncapped iul, if the cap is the trap is that a possibility that the F&G pathsetter product could work?
@GarrettGundersonTV14 күн бұрын
What is the spread or participation rate?
@lizdiroc16 күн бұрын
Love it 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️
@GarrettGundersonTV14 күн бұрын
Thanks.
@saintqueen8818 күн бұрын
Wisdom talk
@GarrettGundersonTV14 күн бұрын
Love it.
@harrisona61918 күн бұрын
The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, also known as the "bank bailout of 2008" or the "Wall Street bailout", was a United States federal law enacted during the Great Recession, which created federal programs to "bail out" failing financial institutions and banks. The bill was proposed by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, passed by the 110th United States Congress, and was signed into law by President George W. Bush. It became law as part of Public Law 110-343 on October 3, 2008. It created the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), which utilized congressionally appropriated taxpayer funds to purchase toxic assets from failing banks. The funds were mostly redirected to inject capital into banks and other financial institutions while the Treasury continued to examine the usefulness of targeted asset purchases.
@lauraporter343421 күн бұрын
A friend terribly regrets following Dave's advice to merge all money in marriage...yrs later it's almost impossible to leave a bad marriage. Pretty sure that dude worships himself and/or money itself...
@GarrettGundersonTV20 күн бұрын
I like having multiple accounts. My wife has her own. I have my own. And we have a joint account as well.
@michaelkennedy443421 күн бұрын
Dave doesn't recommend investing in bonds...
@GarrettGundersonTV20 күн бұрын
So only stocks in a portfolio. Zero bonds? No asset allocation?
@michaelkennedy443419 күн бұрын
@@GarrettGundersonTV100% in stocks…25% each in small cap, mid cap, large cap, and international.
@kimberburkech612922 күн бұрын
Won competition for worst life advice lol
@clayevan22 күн бұрын
Do you want and that’s all that we did King song sounds like a nice change from one side in that my life for😊
@dennishall565922 күн бұрын
So you are saying whole life, withput the index and the variable index correct? Do you still recommend 401k's (or in my case TSP) to catch the employer match and stop there? Then the rest that you want to save for future is ALL in whole life? Or do you also use another vehicle (maybe along with stocks) and if so, what other vehicle do you recommend? And thank you so much btw for your videos, i love watching them.
@GarrettGundersonTV20 күн бұрын
No VUL or Index. Correct. Email [email protected]. He is an investment advisor that can help you on the other pieces. Even the insurance if you'd like.
@dennishall565918 күн бұрын
@GarrettGundersonTV thank you, I will email him. I also just found this other channel, IBC Global, that also talks about whole life and does some explaining. I wish I would have started this whole life journey a lot sooner, but at least I am starting now. Thanks again for your input and your videos.
@GarrettGundersonTV14 күн бұрын
Best of luck! Glad you found it now.
@dianerodriguez654623 күн бұрын
So true, so wrapped up in trying to earn more money because to us as an individual that equates to the actual / perceived value that we place on ourselves to feel valued by others. And wasting our precious time not doing what really matters in this life.
@GarrettGundersonTV23 күн бұрын
Missing moments. Losing enjoyment in the journey. Rushing to the next thing. Yep.
@dylansawyer344623 күн бұрын
What? Sacrifice refers to preferentially selecting something that you desire over something else that you desire in favor of a particular outcome. This is demonstrated in all aspects of life. If you refuse to make sacrifices for what you want, your goals become the sacrifice. This isn’t about doing what other people want this is about understanding strategy, logistics, acting decisively and being able to successfully predict the outcome of your actions. The person you are describing is a weak, slow moving, indecisive fool who lacks self control and the ability to strategize.
@GarrettGundersonTV23 күн бұрын
If it is something you want how is it sacrifice. Everything has opportunity cost but choice doesn't require victimhood of somehow we had to justify not doing what we want because of being benevolent In religion sacrifice is to make sacred..:that's great. In business it is a justification of not designing a life we love and used as an excuse and crutch.
@GarrettGundersonTV23 күн бұрын
How is the person weak? I have a big vision. I take care of my health with working out and eating well. I move forward with my objectives powerfully. Becoming a NY times bestseller. But I have time for my family. For hobbies. For enjoying leisure. How is having energy and not getting detailed by others demands weak? Where are you getting that?
@dylansawyer344623 күн бұрын
@@GarrettGundersonTV ok so, again, the ability to forego one thing in favour of another to achieve long term growth and success would be an example of sacrifice. What are you willing to do for power? What will you do to achieve your goals? Somehow you’ve made this about victimhood in your head but this has nothing to do with victimhood. To become a leader you need to make difficult decisions, a leader is not judged by how they preform when times are easy, rather during the time for challenge. A good leader has the ability to selectively make decisions to achieve the best outcome, which often means relinquishing something. It’s reflected throughout all of history. I would recommend you read the art of war, because you’re really giving bad advice here.
@dylansawyer344623 күн бұрын
@ it’s not weakness to have those things. I’d argue it’s very healthy. Weakness comes partly from an unwillingness to make decisions if that decision requires choosing one thing you like over another. The world eats people who move slowly and can’t make decisions because they fear loss. Success is a risk reward game.
@GarrettGundersonTV23 күн бұрын
Don't confuse opportunity cost and choice with sacrifice.
@c.b.20123 күн бұрын
Outlawing usery on a global level is the only real way to counteract excessive greed
@VarnadoThe2nd23 күн бұрын
Money also creates happiness
@GarrettGundersonTV23 күн бұрын
Rents it for sure. Adding value generates money and being of value helps with happiness. You can have lots of money and be happy. And you can be without money and easily be unhappy. But just because you have money doesn't guarantee happiness. Relationships. Purpose. Quality of life. And so many other factors matter.
@BryanJohnson-qb1se23 күн бұрын
The problem is with the greedy republicans.
@frankirwin568423 күн бұрын
Damn bro , you missed the point that quickly
@BryanJohnson-qb1se23 күн бұрын
@ Republicans don’t care about the environment, the poor, or the middle class. What point am I missing?
@GarrettGundersonTV23 күн бұрын
Pointing the finger at politics isn't the answer. Look to yourself. What do you care about? How can you help? How can you be of value? What are the problems you can solve? These are so much more helpful than making general statements about a political part or something outside of your control. Focus on yourself, the people you serve, the ways you can make an impact and you'll find a better life than blame.
@BryanJohnson-qb1se23 күн бұрын
@@GarrettGundersonTV I don’t need a lecture from the likes of you. I’m a retired Union construction worker, you’re a hippie w/a podcast.
@lawnbear595818 күн бұрын
@BryanJohnson-qb1se retired? So, you no longer contribute to society? You sit around and collect your pension while telling yourself you've earned the right to do nothing.
@sammysam261524 күн бұрын
Money in itself cannot buy happiness. But money can pay for the things you need and that make you happy.
@GarrettGundersonTV23 күн бұрын
Money is an ingredient but not the only one. It is a great companion bit terrible solo artist. Being of value. Finding happiness in moments of life. Living with purpose. Increasing skills and feel connected to people. Money is such a useful tool but alone cannot sustain happiness.
@Crazy-stew.154825 күн бұрын
Meth Dealers be thinkibg theyre Jeff bezov
@GarrettGundersonTV24 күн бұрын
Bezov?
@Vsbkt25 күн бұрын
What business?
@GarrettGundersonTV24 күн бұрын
Financial business. Started in 1998 selling life insurance. Then peddled mutual funds in 1999. Then my real education and business started..still in finance.
@LarryAKuhn25 күн бұрын
No. The love of money is the root of all evil. If you’re going to quote the Bible please read it before quoting it.
@GarrettGundersonTV24 күн бұрын
I'm quoting how most misquote or unfortunately mistaking believe.
@LarryAKuhn24 күн бұрын
@ guess I didn’t listen long enough
@tomcrease879325 күн бұрын
This is the definition of word salad. In this sound bite alone, you said nothing of value. You seem to think very highly of yourself. Ill pass on anything you offer as advice. You are really just humble bragging in the lamest of ways.
@GarrettGundersonTV24 күн бұрын
It was an interview the day I filmed my comedy special for Amazon prime. Yeah, felt a lot of confidence and achievement that day. It is a short part of an interview. Not for you, got it. Best of luck b
@matbob724925 күн бұрын
Long haul is a decade, not 30y. Doing what you preach will fold many folks, it takes massive amount of time to get educated lol, without that only running high on coke it’s not the answer for most but for some
@GarrettGundersonTV24 күн бұрын
Compound interest doesn't work or do much in 10 years. Create cash flow. Have accountability. Focus on recurring revenue. This will hurt people? Nah, it is the retirement planning, lack of cash flow, set it and forget it nonsense that hurts people.
@matbob724924 күн бұрын
@ my cash flow kicked in at 5th year as rents went berserk, but it might be a pandemic cause event. Thank you for your kind explanation
@emerald_plushi26 күн бұрын
Thank you, now I can buy cookie for Santa.
@NikkieChikkie1127 күн бұрын
Money pays the bills, food and rent/mortgage. That is the happiness it buys. The stress of having to choose whether to pay the light bill or buy groceries is something no full time worker should have to go thru.
@GarrettGundersonTV27 күн бұрын
Definitely studies have shown that when it comes to the basics...directly relates to Happiness. But not finding the happiness money can't buy with relationships, great moments, being present, loving yourself. Having hobbies, those make a huge difference.
@David-xg3sq27 күн бұрын
Only those who have money say that it cant buy happiness. I see a lot more rich people happy than I see homeless people happy 🤷
@GarrettGundersonTV27 күн бұрын
Homelessness is more than having money or not. Mental issues. Lots of tough circumstances leading to homelessness. Money makes a big difference in the basics for sure.