What do the Carnegies, Rockefellers and Bill Gates have in common?

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The wealthy have learned how to legally protect their assets while deferring tax consequences to an irreducible minimum.

Are you over paying tax every year?  If so, why?

All of most wealthy control a very unique copyrighted Non Grantor Spendthrift Trust, so why don’t you?

A Non Grantor, Irrevocable, Complex, Discretionary, Spendthrift Trust with IRC Rule 643b has been available for generations…  And if you’re like most people you don’t even know if it’s existence.

 

Here are some brief points about our Spendthrift Trusts:

TITANIUM VAULT ASSET PROTECTION TRUSTS

(Superior Asset Protection, Tax Mitigation,  and Wealth Transference)

Every aspect of our Trust has been fully vetted by the law firm that has created over 29,000 Trusts over a 30 year time span with no IRS audits. The U.S. Constitution, the Supreme Court and numerous court decisions guarantee it.

  1. It can be used to defer taxes in perpetuity.
  2. It prevents any information about your assets, liabilities and heirs from becoming public.
  3. It has the same constitutional rights as any individual, that is, the right to privacy, freedom from unwarranted search and seizure, the right to refrain from self-incrimination and all other rights.
  4. All assets and cash that are moved into a trust, through the endowment of the corpus, is totally tax deferred.
  5. When the Spendthrift Trust is used in a legal manner and under the provisions of the Spendthrift Trust, it is totally impenetrable by creditors, agencies, and governments, and is immune from transfer by operation of law.
Who can benefit from a Spendthrift Trust?

Anyone who wants to:

  • Reduce or eliminate the need for liability insurance
  • Render him or herself virtually judgment-proof
  • Defer in perpetuity both business and personal tax liability
  • Maintain privacy

This is a mere slice of the material on just some of the benefits of Trusts. But if you are intrigued and want to know more, call and set up a private conference call with Stan Kastleman at 818-700-1909 x150 to see if a Trust would benefit you…

 

Top 10 Crowdfunding Sites. . .

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Here are the Top 10 CrowdFunding Sites:

1. AngelList.com is a US website for raising equity or debt investments for startups. Only accredited investors can invest at the time of writing.

2. Early Shares is an Equity CrowdFunding Platform Crowd Funding American Small Businesses.

3. Crowdcube.com is an equity-based UK crowd funding platform.

4. Fundable.com is a crowdfunding platform that offers both rewards-based and equity-based campaigns for small businesses.

5. Seedrs.com is an equity crowdfunding platform for discovering and investing in seed-stage startups, based in the United Kingdom but open to investors and entrepreneurs throughout Europe.

6. CircleUp is an equity-based crowdfunding site based in San Francisco.

7. Crowdfunder.com is a global social network for equity and contribution crowdfunding for small businesses, startups and social enterprises.

8. WeFunder.com “We help everyone invest in startups. It’s like Kickstarter, but with equity.”

9. Equity Net was launched in 2005 and “is the original and only patented crowdfunding platform. It is used by thousands of entrepreneurs, investors, government entities, business incubators, and other members of the entrepreneurial community to plan, analyze, and capitalize privately-held businesses.”

10. RockThePost.com is an equity crowdfunding platform that connects high quality entrepreneurs with accredited investors interested to invest in exciting new start-up companies.

Indiegogo.com has not officially moved into the equity crowdfunding space at the time of writing, but it has long been speculated that they will. This is also true of RocketHub.

Business Lending Today. . .

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You don’t find many business owners these days who are looking for funding – the old way – from a bank, with their ridiculous qualifications, terms and time it takes to get approved, which is usually 90 or more days. Business owners are steering clear of the banks and using alternative sources to get their needed funding.

Many online lenders are brokers selling YOU and YOUR business to the highest bidder, leaving you with many questions.

Today the entrepreneur must have answers… and fast.

• Secure Loan Approvals Fast
• Professional and Personal Service
• NO Collateral Requirements or Personal Guarantees Needed
• Lowest Possible Borrowing Rates

In today’s business environment, it’s a given that competition is fierce. In order to remain competitive and take it to the next level, money is needed for inventory, renovations, storage, growth and equipment.

Here are some sources of MONEY to help the entrepreneur.

Loans: SBA, Nonprofit Micro Loans, (banks if you have the stomach for it)
U.S. Government: Small Business Lending Fund. Economic Development Agencies, National Institute of Health Funding, National Association for the Self Employed, Government Small Business Grants.
Alternative Lending Sources: Kabbage, OnDeck, PayPal, Can Capital, Prosper.
Venture Capital: The Funded.
Angel Investment: Gust, AngelList, Circle Up, Angel Capital,
Boorstrapping:
Friends and Family:
Business Lines of Credit: