Private Banking Concepts
Introductory Course
In our complimentary series, Freedom From Financial Anxiety, you’re going to learn about the secret powers banks and other significant financial institutions use to achieve velocity of money using concepts such as fractional reserve banking, applying the power of compound interest, and leveraging money as true capitalists do. (Problem is … they’re using your money to do it. Wouldn’t you rather learn their secrets and put your own money to work to do the same for you?)
You’ll also become aware of how some of the money lessons you’ve learned and applied your whole life may not be in your best financial interest to continue. As we pull back the curtain on what banks and other financial institutions do – and how they do it – you’ll see how you can easily apply many of the same principles in your own financial picture.
Chapter 1: Marcy Predmore-McPhee introduces who we are and what we’re about at Private Banking Concepts. She provides a brief overview of what to expect in the rest of the series.
Chapter 2: Tim McPhee begins by providing a quick lesson plan for the 10 chapters in this series. Then he dives into discussing some of the closely-held secrets of the wealthy as well as what he initially teaches our clients an easy-to-understand overview of the capitalist vs. consumer mentality.
Chapter 3: Erin Veile started her career in the banking industry, and shares with us some fundamental principles of banking today, which include the power of uninterrupted, compound interest and achieving velocity with your money by keeping it in motion – working for you instead of for someone else.
Chapter 4: David Hooper provides an introductory overview of the idea of fractional reserve banking – a banking superpower – and how this superpower can become the very same cape you wear. He concludes with a quick synopsis of what “financial arbitrage” really means for banks, and how you can turn this in your favor.
Chapter 5: David Hooper continues here, shedding light into some of the murkiest areas of finance. In a matter of minutes, you’re going to have much greater clarity on what “average” rate of return really means, the history of bull and bear markets, and some of the deceptive interpretations of using percentages instead of nominal values. He finishes by describing the net effect of “silent portfolio killers.”
Chapter 6: Janay Harris speaks to us about some of the real, day-to-day functions money serves for us, or “Money’s Jobs” and shares how we can achieve several jobs with our money at the same time.
Chapter 7: Marcy Predmore-McPhee returns to discuss the ideal financial instrument that can achieve ALL of the jobs we can assign our money for much greater performance towards achieving your own personal “Why”.
Chapter 8: Erin Veile reveals some of the major users of the financial instrument, to include some eye-popping figures of especially large banks with over $10B in assets.
Chapter 9: In this video, Janay returns to do some side-by-side, apples-to-apples comparisons between our Private Banking Concepts method and several other, traditional financial instruments many of us are familiar with.
