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While they tell middle class America to put their money in 401ks or IRAs, I want to show you the difference between a Roth IRA and what they call a Rich Man's Roth. So let me show you how it works. A Roth IRA is after tax savings. It's a variable count with no guarantees. 59 and a half rule, 10% penalty, really exceptions, but none. Investment, 401ks, college, birth of a child. Less than 59 and a half can withdraw contributions, taxed on interest and penalties. Interrupted compound interest. No legacy. Family gets account balance. Less than 50, $6,000 limit. 750, $7,000 limit. And a Roth IRA is okay, but there's something way better. Forbes Magazine calls this the Rich Man's Roth. IUL, Rich Person Roth. After tax. Uncapped growth, 0% floor. No 59 and a half rule. No restrictions. Can access money for anything. Home, investment, college, businesses. Be your own bank, uninterrupted compound interest. Legacy. Family gets cash value, insurance, tax free. No contribution or income limits. By the way, you don't have to be rich to get one. You only have to qualify.