I recently published my second book titled 'Generational Planning - Creating and perpetuating wealth for generations'. I wrote the book for a number of reasons, but primarily it was to help educate the public about what planning your estate really means. There is a lot of limiting thinking when it comes to transferring assets to the next generation. I want to lift the fog on this topic and provide some light on how to think this through.

If you have a living mother, father, grandparents, brothers, sisters, children or grandchildren then this is a topic that could be beneficial for you. There is never a one size fits all solution for how a generational plan is to be arranged. Family dynamics, their belief system, and their financial situation will dictate the details of a plan. The framework of a generational plan begins with the mindset of thinking beyond and accepting a broader vision for what is possible.

This podcast is the first of it's kind in this series because Brian discusses a very specific strategy for handling your cash flow. The past few podcasts have been about cashflow and how banks work and some common financial myths that are considered mainstream. This podcast attempts to bring them all together. Brian digs deeper in how money flows in and out of your life and will discuss how to use privatized banking or infinite banking to capitalize on your cash flow.

In this episode, Brian lifts the hood on banks and shines a light on a few things that you may not be aware of. While we use banks nearly everyday, very few people know and understand how they really work. It's A Wonderful Life - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPkJH6BT7dM Dana Loesch Interview - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_skdx_HuX8

If things you thought were true were actually false, when would you want to know? We are told things all the time that seem to be good, but in the end may not actually be true and may doing more harm than good. In this episode, Brian busts some common myths and challenges mindsets around the status quo that would lead us to believe are non negotiable topics.

Today we discuss how money flows in and out of our life and why understanding your cash flow is the most important part of our financial planning. We live in a world where there are more and more external things that keep much of our financial life out of our control. For more information, visit www.SkrobonjaFinancialGroup.com CASH FLOW WORKSHEET:: https://www.skrobonjafinancialgroup.com/shownotes

Today's podcast is an interview with our Social Security resource, Rich Grawer. Over the last ten years, he has been a student of Social Security and if you have ever been around him, you know that he is passionate about teaching people. This episode includes some of the most common questions that Brian is asked regarding Social Security and Medicare.

CSFP 002 | Positioning Your 401k and Pension Assets by Brian Skrobonja: Author, Financial Advisor, Entrepreneur