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Money+ Time

+/- Rate of Return

- Inflation- Taxes

You can build a successful financial future!

Wealth

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WEALTH & RESPONSIBILITY

You must take care of your responsibilities while building your wealth.

This concept theorizes that a person’s responsibilities generally decrease and wealth generally increases over time.

THE X-CURVE

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MR. START EARLY saves $3,600 per year for 7 years in an 8% tax deferred account.

Procrastination is one of the main causes of failure.

MR. WAIT LONGERstarts saving $3,600 per year for 17 years in an 8% tax deferred account, 7 years later than Mr. Start Early.

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BIG MONEY

Discipline and consistency are the keys.

What if you can make small changes in your spending habits and start saving $10/day ($300/month)?

$300/MONTH AT 8% IN 30 YEARS2

$447,107

$600/MONTH AT 8% IN 30 YEARS2

$894,214

Can you cut down on the following:• Sodas • Cigarettes • Lattes • Cable TV • Games • Bottled Water • Sweets •

New Gadgets • Shopping • Driving a Big Car • Eating Out • Partying ...

2 All figures are for illustrative purposes only and do not reflect an actual investment in any product. Additionally, they do not reflect the performance risk, expenses or charges associated with an actual investment. Past performance is not an indication of future results.

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INTEREST

The difference between $10,000 at 4% versus 12% is $600,000. $600,000 is equivalent to 20 years salary of a person who works at an

annual salary of $30,000.

THE RULE OF 72

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THE EFFECT OF TAXES &

INFLATIONON YOUR PURCHASING POWER:

EXAMPLE 1:If you save.................$1,000.00at 3% Interest............+ 30.00Pay Tax at 25%......... - 7.50(Combined Fed & State)….. ________

Net After Tax..............$1,022.50Inflation at 3.5%….....- 35.00Actual Return.............$ 987.50

(After Tax & Inflation)

EXAMPLE 2:If you save.................$1,000.00at 5% Interest............+ 50.00Pay Tax at 25%......... - 12.50(Combined Fed & State)….. ________

Net After Tax..............$1,037.50Inflation at 3.5%….....- 35.00Actual Return.............$1,002.50

(After Tax & Inflation)

You must get

about 5% or morein interest to beat

taxes and inflation.

You Lose!

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Are youwinning or losingthe money game?

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THE COST OF LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1978

Average Income Per Year: $17,000

Average Cost of a New House: $54,800

Average Rent: $260

Cost of a Gallon of Gas: 63 cents

Dozen Eggs: 48 cents

Average Cost for a Chevrolet Nova: $3,823

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Let’s do some Math. Mr. A and Mr. B both have $100 to invest. In the following scenarios, who ends up doing better?

Mr. A Mr. BYear 1: +40%+10%Year 2: -20%+10%

Net: 20% 20%

SCENARIO 1:

Mr. A Mr. B$140 (100+40)$110 (100+10)$112 (140-28)

$121 (110+11)

$112 vs. $121

Result:

Mr. A Mr. BYear 1: +50% +0%Year 2: -50% +0%

Net: 0% 0%

SCENARIO 2:

Mr. A Mr. B$150 (100+50)$100 (100+10)$75 (100-75) $100

(100+10)

$75 vs. $100

Result:

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Client 1 Client 2

D EBT _______ _______

I NCOME _______ _______

MORTGAGE _______ _______

E DUCATION _______ _______

TOTAL: _______ _______

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Combined credit cards,

loans and other debts.D EBT $ 50K $3K/mo. ($36K/yr.) income replacement for

10 years. I NCOME $360KMortgage balances.

MORTGAGE $200KAssuming $15K/yr. for a 4-year college for 2 kids.

E DUCATION $120KProtection NeededProtection Needed

TOTAL: $730K

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AgeDeathvs.Disability25 24.1% 34.8%30 23.5% 33.1%35 22.8% 31.3%40 21.8% 29.1%45 20.4% 26.3%50 18.3% 22.6%55 14.9% 17.6%60 9.3% 10.6%

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Y WHAT IS YOUR FAMILY’SMOST IMPORTANT ASSET?

• Your house?

• Your cars?

• Your valuables?

It’s You!!!It’s your ability to generate

income!

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FINANCIAL FOUNDATION

Like building a house,you must build it

from the ground up.

Build it right.

Build it strong.

INVESTMENT

EMERGENCY FUND

DEBT MANAGEMENT

PROTECTION

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Scenario 2

Pay a Little Morethan Minimum: $145/month

Time Pay: Less than 4 years

TotalInterest Paid: About $1,600

PAY MORE THAN THE MINIMUM, REDUCE YOUR DEBT SOONER.

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Scenario 1

Pay Minimum(2.5% per month):$112.50/month

Time Pay: Over 25 years

TotalInterest Paid: Over $6,000

Control your debt or your debt will control you.

Example: $4,500 Credit Card BalanceInterest Rate 18%

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You should set aside 3-6 months income to help cope with emergencies and unexpected changes:

• Job Loss

• Major Damages or Repairs for Homes, Business Properties, Cars, etc.

• Illness

• Disaster

• Be Prepared for the Rainy Days.

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The 4 Cornerstones of a Strong Financial Future:

YOUR FINAL TEST

Can it potentially GROW

to achieve your goal?

Is it SAFE enough?Does it have TAX ADVANTAGES?Does it have the properPROTECTION for your family?

Your Plan for the Future:

REDUCEYOURDEBT

REDUCEYOURDEBT

PAYYOURSELF

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PAYYOURSELF

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MAKEMORE

MONEY

MAKEMORE

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BUILDUP

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Build it with confidence.

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U.S.:World Financial Group, Inc. (WFG) is a financial services marketing company whose affiliates offer life insurance and a broad array of financial products and services. Securities offered through Transamerica Financial Advisors, Inc. (WGS), Member FINRA/SIPC. Insurance products are offered through World Financial Group Insurance Agency, Inc. (WFGIA) or its subsidiaries. In California such services are provided under the name World Financial Insurance Agency, Inc. WFG, WGS and WFGIA are affiliated companies. Headquarters: 11315 Johns Creek Parkway, Johns Creek, GA 30097-1517, PO Box 100035, Johns Creek, GA 30096-9403. Phone: 770.453.9300.

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