Wealth unbroken : growing wealth uninterrupted by market crashes, taxes and even death / Rebecca Walser, JD, LLM, CFP.
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- ISBN: 9781620235164
- ISBN: 1620235161
- Physical Description: 242 pages : illustrations, charts ; 23 cm
- Publisher: Ocala, Florida : Atlantic Publishing, Inc, 2018.
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Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Table of Contents
Wealth Unbroken
Section | Section Description | Page Number |
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Foreword | p. 13 | |
Part 1 | Where We Are Now and Why We Are Here | p. 15 |
Chapter 1 | My Humble Beginnings | p. 17 |
100 Men | p. 17 | |
Flipping the Switch | p. 19 | |
What Does It Mean to Build a Financial Legacy? | p. 20 | |
The Wrong Path | p. 21 | |
What Are You Leaving Behind? | p. 22 | |
My Ticket Out | p. 23 | |
Scariest Moment of My Life | p. 25 | |
Fast Forward to Practicing Law | p. 28 | |
The Boardroom | p. 28 | |
Chapter 2 | Why You Love the Law (Even If You Don't Know It Yet) | p. 31 |
M&Ms, Economics, and the Law | p. 31 | |
Mud Hut to Utilities Empire | p. 35 | |
My Turn at the Mic | p. 36 | |
Challenging the Wisdom of Convention | p. 38 | |
Chapter 3 | The Infection of Elitism | p. 41 |
Security at the Oscars | p. 41 | |
The Rationalization of Scarcity | p. 42 | |
Tucker Carlson and the Feminist | p. 43 | |
How Can You Really Support Both? | p. 44 | |
Protect What Makes Our Country Great | p. 44 | |
Venezuela | p. 45 | |
Protect the Poor | p. 47 | |
Universal Basic Income | p. 49 | |
Bono Gets It | p. 50 | |
It All Goes Back to Economics | p. 50 | |
Capitalist China? | p. 52 | |
China's Ghost Cities | p. 52 | |
Consumer-Based Economies | p. 54 | |
Self-Reliance and Self-Determination | p. 55 | |
Chapter 4 | America's Money | p. 59 |
How Did We Get Here? | p. 59 | |
Our Faith in Paper Money | p. 60 | |
The World's De Facto Currency | p. 62 | |
A Final Nail in the Gold Standard Coffin | p. 62 | |
Safety in Gold Accumulation | p. 63 | |
America, and America Alone | p. 63 | |
Golden Security - Not So Much | p. 64 | |
A New World Reserve Currency? | p. 65 | |
American Arrogance? | p. 65 | |
Part 2 | Why We Aren't Where We Should Be | p. 67 |
Chapter 5 | The Way America Retires Now | p. 69 |
Just Sign on the Dotted Line | p. 69 | |
Why Weren't We Taught How to Build Wealth? | p. 70 | |
Created by Accident | p. 71 | |
Designed to Be a Tax Dodge, Not Stand-Alone Quality | p. 72 | |
The Rise of the 401 (k) | p. 73 | |
The Demise of the Pension | p. 74 | |
A Terrible Substitute | p. 75 | |
The New Normal - High Market Volatility | p. 76 | |
Emotionally Connected to Our Money | p. 79 | |
We Aren't Saving Enough | p. 81 | |
Tax Problem | p. 83 | |
Arming Yourself with Knowledge | p. 83 | |
Chapter 6 | Fundamental Flaw #1 - Volatility | p. 85 |
My Son's Trike | p. 85 | |
Mount Everest | p. 86 | |
The Way We Used to Retire | p. 87 | |
The Great Recession - What Really Happened | p. 89 | |
Lower for Longer - Making History | p. 90 | |
Negative Interest Rates - The Rules Have Changed | p. 90 | |
The Great Irony | p. 92 | |
4 Percent Rule & The New Normal | p. 92 | |
Two Types of Advisors | p. 93 | |
The Luck of the Draw - A Special Risk | p. 94 | |
Buy Low, Sell High | p. 96 | |
Greed and the Two Bone Syndrome | p. 97 | |
Buy and Hold and Missing Diamonds | p. 98 | |
Volatility | p. 99 | |
Chapter 7 | Fundamental Flaw #2 - Taxes | p. 101 |
The Marshmallow Study | p. 101 | |
Hidden, Silent, Single Biggest Threat | p. 102 | |
Instant Gratification | p. 103 | |
Idiotic Loan | p. 103 | |
Who Really Wins Here? | p. 104 | |
What We Do Know Now and What That Means for Later | p. 106 | |
Government Overspending & Retirement Plans | p. 107 | |
Poland - Getting It Wrong | p. 107 | |
Challenging Conventional Wisdom | p. 108 | |
The Perfect Storm | p. 110 | |
A Genius System - Storm #1 | p. 110 | |
David Walker - Storm #2 | p. 112 | |
Conventional Wisdom Has It Wrong | p. 115 | |
Taxes on Sale | p. 116 | |
Always Two Yous | p. 118 | |
Auto-Enrollment, Auto-Escalation, & Even State Run Plans | p. 118 | |
Roth as an Alternative | p. 119 | |
The Newest Trend - 409 As | p. 120 | |
Greatest Transfer of Wealth in the History of the World | p. 121 | |
Required Minimum Distribution (RMDs) | p. 122 | |
Found Money Syndrome | p. 123 | |
Take Back Control | p. 124 | |
The Caterpillar and the Tax Burn | p. 125 | |
Chapter 8 | Fundamental Flaw #3 - Debt & Interest, Retirement & Savings Cap | p. 129 |
The Great Depression | p. 129 | |
Spending and Saving Habits | p. 130 | |
Retirement Savings Gap | p. 131 | |
Suffer the Financial Consequences | p. 132 | |
From Saving to Spending | p. 136 | |
10 Percent Isn't Enough | p. 137 | |
Facing the Unknown | p. 138 | |
How Much Should You Be Saving? | p. 139 | |
A Hidden Tax | p. 140 | |
Both End Up at the Zero Line | p. 141 | |
Engineer Your Financial Future | p. 142 | |
Part 3 | Going Forward from Here | p. 145 |
Chapter 9 | Legal Maximization of Wealth | p. 147 |
Penny Wise and Pound Foolish | p. 147 | |
In 2012, Everything Changed | p. 150 | |
Why You Need an Estate Plan | p. 151 | |
Trusts Are for Everyone... Really! | p. 152 | |
Five Basic Legal Documents Everyone Should Have | p. 153 | |
What's the Difference Between a Will and a Trust | p. 153 | |
Two Power of Attorneys | p. 155 | |
An Advance Directive/Living Will | p. 155 | |
You Have a Basic Responsibility | p. 156 | |
Chapter 10 | Wealth Building Assets | p. 161 |
Guess Who | p. 161 | |
Guess What | p. 162 | |
Some Financial Advisors are Clueless | p. 162 | |
Journal of Accountancy | p. 163 | |
Now or Later | p. 164 | |
The Worst Part - No Control | p. 165 | |
Eliminate the Unnecessary | p. 166 | |
Stretch IRAs | p. 167 | |
100 Percent Market-Based Portfolios | p. 168 | |
Directly Inherited Accounts | p. 168 | |
Uniform Transfer To Minors Act | ||
& Uniform Gift To Minors Act | p. 169 | |
529 Plans | p. 170 | |
The Roth | p. 172 | |
The Most Tax-Advantaged Way to Grow Wealth | p. 172 | |
The Golden Child of the U.S. Tax Code | p. 173 | |
A Sophisticated Wealth Building Tool | p. 174 | |
Common Misconceptions about Life Insurance | p. 175 | |
Permanent Life Insurance is Commonplace | p. 176 | |
What If the Laws Change? | p. 177 | |
The Wealthy Have Been Doing It for Years | p. 178 | |
Magnitude of Life Insurance | p. 179 | |
Protecting Wealth | p. 179 | |
Why Not You? | p. 180 | |
Complicated and Misunderstood | p. 180 | |
Chapter 11 | Building Your Legacy | p. 183 |
Indexed Universal Life | p. 184 | |
Getting Better All the Time | p. 186 | |
Maximizing Retirement Cash Flow - An Example | p. 186 | |
Tax Diversification and RMD Analysis | p. 188 | |
IUL - A Caveat or Two | p. 192 | |
Whole Life | p. 194 | |
Annual Gifting Strategy | p. 195 | |
Legacy Transfers | p. 196 | |
How Much is This Going to Cost Me? | p. 197 | |
A Bird in the Hand | p. 198 | |
A Gift that Could Not be Better Served | p. 199 | |
Why Not You? | p. 201 | |
Chapter 12 | Rum Your Own Race | p. 203 |
Additional Strategies | p. 203 | |
"Oh No, No, No" | p. 205 | |
Distribution Strategies | p. 206 | |
Not What They Used to Be | p. 207 | |
Pension Emulator / Pension Substitute | p. 208 | |
Safe Growth in Retirement | p. 209 | |
Tax-Qualified Long-Term Care (LTC) | p. 210 | |
Liquidity | p. 210 | |
Summing It Up | p. 212 | |
Real Estate - A Wealth Builder | p. 213 | |
Self-Directed IRAs and The '2 For 1' Asset Strategy | p. 214 | |
The Power of Leverage | p. 215 | |
Age Matters | p. 216 | |
Some Final Options | p. 217 | |
Run Your Own Race | p. 218 | |
Acknowledgments | p. 221 | |
End Notes | p. 223 | |
Index | p. 237 | |
About the Author | p. 241 |