3 Keys to Maximize Profitability Without Hustling or Cutting Back, With Rachel Marshall and Bruce Wehner

Filed in Podcasts, Previous Episodes on September 2, 2021

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Have you ever been sitting alone with your thoughts, and wondered, “Am I really doing the best I can with my money?”

You know you need to take control of your finances, but how do you know who to trust to help you get there?

Enter wealth strategist experts, Rachel Marshall and Bruce Wehner. They join Adam to share their proven 3-step process that helps you create time and money freedom by keeping more of the money you make, protecting it, and investing in cash-flowing assets.

Discover:

  • What Privatized Banking is;
  • Why Privatized Banking improves every area of your financial life;
  • How Infinite Banking is like investing in real estate;
  • How wealth is a team sport, and what are you missing without a family office model;
  • And so much more!

Get the clarity you need to make money decisions with confidence, so you know today is secure, and so is your future.

About This Guest: ()

Rachel Marshall is the Co-Founder, Chief Financial Educator, and Content Strategist of The Money Advantage. She is known for making money simple, fun, and doable. She’s currently writing a book about her near-death experience and how it became the springboard for her family’s multi-generational legacy of more than money. Bruce Wehner is the Lead Advisor of The Money Advantage, where he designs and communicates the individualized solutions that help their clients increase cash flow and financial control. Bruce leans on his experience as an educator and varsity head coach, lifelong entrepreneur, and real estate investor. He is a Nelson Nash Institute Authorized Infinite Banking Practitioner who has been practicing Infinite Banking since his parents started his first policy when he was a young child. Bruce and Rachel are the co-hosts of The Money Advantage podcast, the popular business and personal finance show.
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