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“It’s time to pay off the past and start saving cash for the future and the life you deserve!”

Real Client Outcomes

Below are examples of results some clients achieved based on their unique financial situations and plan structure:

  • MH — Eliminated approximately $78,000 in debt in 88 months while accumulating over $41,000 in cash
  • JR — Reduced approximately $723,000 of debt over 15 years while saving an estimated $538,000 in interest costs
  • HM — Eliminated approximately $589,000 in debt in 9 years while building over $103,000 in cash accumulation
  • BG — Helped eliminate approximately $135,000 in debt in 7 years while increasing additional cash reserves
  • JK — Eliminated approximately $45,000 in debt in 3 years while reducing interest expenses and building cash value
  • DM — Reduced debt payoff timeline by more than 12 years while saving significant interest costs and accumulating additional cash
  • JM — Helped a family eliminate approximately $593,000 in debt while improving long-term financial positioning

The difference between a Debt Snowball Approach and using a D2C Method to get out of debt

A debt snowball approach to getting out of debt is the faster way to get out of debt, but it leaves you broke.
The D2C method is a modified snowball approach that leaves you with a cash account at the end that you can use for future enviable purchases.

Here are some additional features in the D2C Method that you won’t find in a regular snowball method:

  • The D2C method is built on a Whole Life policy, the builds *GUARANTEED cash value.
    ( *Guaranteed by the Life Insurance policy contract, and is specific to each policy, no two policies are alike. Subject to the underwritting terms and conditions the insurance carrier specifies. Policies are NOT Guaranteed issue, one must qualify. )
  • By design, the Whole Life policy has a death benefit in case the unthinkable happens and the insured, ( usually the breadwinner ) dies?  What happens in a Traditional Snowball approach to the family if the breadwinner dies?
  • Policies over a certain amount of death benefit have Living Benefits added to the policy at no additional cost.  This means that if the policy holder develops a Critical, Chronic or Terminal Illness, there may be funds in the policy to help the family.  In a traditional snowball approach if the breadwinner has a stroke, what or who pays the bills while they’re off work recovering?
  • Cash values in the policy are creditor and judgment proof, in most cases.
  • The cash value in a policy can act as an emergency fund, but would be taken out as a loan against the policy.
  • The D2C method uses a soft credit pull that doesn’t affect your credit, but updates the debt every month, so the account is always current, no manual updating.
  • A debt snowball requires you to keep track every month of your debts, maybe using a spreadsheet. But it doesn’t tell you when to pay off a debt, leaving you possibly paying interest on a debt longer that you should. The D2C method is an AI enabled software system, that informs you what to do each month, who to pay and how much to pay, so your debts are paid off in the fastest time possible.
  • Using the D2C Method, you will still pay off every dollar you owe on every debt you want in the program. Any kind of debt is available to be in the program, or you can exclude any debt you want.
  • You can incur new debts and the plan adjusts automatically ( think buying a new car and taking out a loan. )

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Once the debt is gone, where would that money go—retirement, kids college, a vacation home, investments, or your next trip?
It’s possible but ONLY if you see what we’ve created!