Do you have a plan for your finances? Listen to David’s guest host JJ Childers, attorney, financial advisor and author, talk about specific ways to increase and protect your wealth.

Throughout the hour, Childers, who co-wrote Asset Protection 101 with Donald Trump, goes into detail about his 3-g approach (get it, grow it, guard it) to wealth in safeguarding assets while taking an informed approach to your financial education.

 Certain issues, such as heavy debt-to-income ratio and even bankruptcy, can be avoided by “planning your work…and working your plan.”  By using a mostly offensive strategy—with a little defense, you allow yourself the opportunity to implement Childers’ 3-g approach into your personal financial strategy.

 Take control of your finances by minimizing an unfavorable partnership agreement with Wall Street and Washington.

 It is perfectly possible to protect your money from taxes, lawsuits, and debt with the tools and vehicles at your disposal.  Don’t wait a moment longer to plan your financial future.  The government is prepared to get theirs so make sure you’re protecting yours. 

Infinite Financial Services specializes in specific uncommon strategies that can safeguard you from Washington’s insatiable apatite for your hard earned money.  For more information call David Lukas at (501) 218-8880.

JJ Can be recahed at: JJ@JJChilders.com 

In relation to your hard earned retirements funds, do you know the difference between I hope so money and I know so money? Unfortunately, Americans can’t predict how much our government sanctioned retirement plans will be worth in the future, within a capricious market and the inevitable rise of tax rates.

In this week’s installment of the David Lukas Show, David and his fellow associate, with Infinite Financial Services, John Little talk about how important it is for investors to be proactive when it comes to their freedom, their money, and their future.

As the market races towards an inevitable correction, we’re still taking investment advice from fee-driven Wall Street to stay the course.  Why do we do this?  By readily accepting the occasional highs along with certain lows our investments bring us, we, as investors, start to believe that our rewards will greatly out-weigh the risks we take with our money.

This mentality has both facilitated and supported the widely accepted practice of dollar cost averaging (DCA). Dollar cost averaging is meant to smooth out market highs and lows by implementing the process of buying at all times…no matter what the market’s doing. What they aren’t telling you is that DCA’s effectiveness is questionable and numerous studies have been done to de-bunk this widely touted investment strategy.

If you’re continuously finding the losses your portfolio takes to be more annoying than the satisfaction rewarded in gains, there are other options available. Infinite Financial Services specializes in the uncommon strategies that will put you ahead of the correction curve.  For more information call David Lukas at (501) 218-8880.

To view the links below, go to "Extras" from your David Lukas Show Smart Phone App. 

Further Research:
WikipediA: Dollar Cost Averaging
Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis: The Suboptimality Of Dollar Cost Averaging

Has The US Stock Market Been Rigged?

If what you thought was true turned out not to be…would you want to know about it?

Listen to David talk about the recent 60 Minute interview with Michael Lewis, the author of the book Flash Boys, and how Lewis blew the whistle on the lucrative business of high frequency trading.  Lewis explains how shaving milliseconds off of the time it takes to purchase through the stock exchange’s network is enabling large investment firms to legally front-run orders and make billions from buying desirable stocks ahead of investors.

Katsuyama, a New York trader with the Royal Bank of Canada, is the man who actually discovered the system was rigged. The BATS Exchange was actually founded by the same high-frequency traders that were able to see what Katsuyama wanted to buy—continuously racing to acquire said stocks first and then sell them back to him at a higher price.

The desperate lengths that Wall Street insiders will go to for gains are staggering and the millions of dollars that have been spent for the unfair advantage over investors is just a drop in the proverbial bucket compared to profits rewarded.

With all of this new information, doesn’t it seem strange that some Wall Street professionals are openly confessing such corruption? In Rich Smith’s May article, written for Daily Finance, he brings to light the recent survey, conducted  by the law firm Labton Sucharow, of 500 financial services professionals; Many of which openly admit to their own opportunities for or instances of unethical business transactions.

Still think Wall Street has your best interests at heart? If not, there are plenty of uncommon strategies that can be implemented to safeguard your hard earned investments—strategies that work.  For more information call David Lukas with Infinite Financial Services at (501) 218-8880.

To view the articles below, go to "Extras" from your David Lukas Show App

CBS News: 60 Minutes, Is The Stock Market Rigged?

CNBC: 2014 crash will be worse than 1987’s, Marc Faber

Listen to David speak with Neil Denman, CPA, and partner of Denman, Hamilton and Associates, talk about the alternatives we as taxpayers should consider to minimize taxation as much as possible.

Obama care, whether you’re for it…or against it, is now just as inevitable as tax day and the cost difference between a government approved plan or a non-compliant plan could be significant for you and your family.

According to the standards established by the ACA (Affordable Care Act) if you choose, or have already chosen, a noncompliant plan you are going to be subject to the fines the policy has set forth.  This is going to be done by an increasing scale over the next four years.  Once it’s fully phased in, it can amount to two and a half percent of your adjusted gross income.  So, if your total income for the year equals $200,000 your penalty would be approximately $5,000. For some families, the penalty paid could be less than the cost of so-called “affordable care”.

Throughout the program, Denman and David also clarify an available alternative to health insurance provided through specific Christian organizations that are in compliance with the ACA.  These programs base their coverage on family size and offer a set monthly payments.

Before you fully invest in the government’s controlled tax postponement programs (401Ks and IRAs) consider some uncommon strategies that provide you tax-advantaged access while maintaining use and control of your money. Listen to David and Neil talk about financial strategies that are unknown by many CPA's and Financial Advisors.

To learn more about these uncommon strategies, contact David Lukas at: (800) 559-0933 or David@DLShowOnline.com or visit: InfiniteFinancialServices.com

To speak with Neil Denman, of Denman, Hamilton and Associates personally contact him at: (501) 312-9491. Neil and his firm serve clients all over the United States.