WingIt Wednesday Drama 4/27/16

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Blessed2Bless wrote 12m ago

It grieves me that Okie has 'paved the way' for so many of us....and is in the hospital needing financial support. And yes... he is a proud man and would 'never' ask for money. I enjoyed the three-way call with him and my Mom. He's an amazing gentleman!

JustWaiting wrote 11m ago

Blessed advise that Okie is now home, but still needs our support

APRIL 27th, 2016 WINGIT ROOM CHAT WITH IMPERIUM
 
IMPERIUM WROTE: Continue on with your business plan of trusts, foundations, LLc's, etc... BUT instead of funding that plan with the exchange monies... fund it intitially with the interest from the SP. At the end of the SP term, either renegotiate or roll the funds into your program.
 
imperium That makes perfect sense to me. Protect the money and grow the money.
 
IMPERIUM WROTE: They need to build their lending reserves and ratings. This only happens now based on DEPOSITORS
 
Brigantine wrote 33m ago As I have been trying to tell you guys all morning, focus on plans. You're focusing on minute details you needn't be worried about. Take Paulsbs' advice and focus on what is required to move forward. use whatever you feel comfortable with as an interest rate and base your plans on that. Anything more is a bigger blessing.
 
Cornerstone wrote 33m ago Imperium, so our deposits will be a huge part of the banks bottom line, right? Would they be offering us higher interest rates to encourage us to leave our money there?
 
imperium wrote 33m ago Do the math.. keep it simple... start with the assumed $500,000,000 zim exchange figure.. at say 7%.
 
Wizard42 wrote 33m ago Cornerstone: I know you asked Imperium, but that is certainly what I've been told -- higher rates the longer we agree to leave our funds at the bank.
 
Blessed2Bless wrote 31m ago The banks will 'want' to protect our money because if they don't...they won't have us as customers...and they can't print more money. New way of thinking.
 
imperium wrote 32m ago You're being offered a product that will go to work for you immediately and give you growth, quarterly disbursements, safety & preservation.... right out of the shoot. The quartely disburements at this level will fund any other Trusts, etc. you want. Then you get your principal back at the end of the term. It's a no-brainer.
 
Cornerstone wrote 31m ago Some are questioning how the banks can pay us these interest rates. But if our large deposits are needed for their bottom line in this new asset backed system, I could see their motivation
 
cloudwalker wrote 31m ago So my question is what happens with the principal return at the end of the SP. Do we think that would be taxable?
 
imperium wrote 31m ago Cornerstone...that's what's being said!
 
Aalohadinar wrote 31m ago Deposits don't make a bottom line for a bank. Net income is the bottom line, as deposits are only an asset.
 
Brigantine wrote 29m ago In the Banking World, a Deposit is a liability. Unless perhaps, it is in a Structured pay-out. In which case, it is an asset until it must be paid.
 
Clemsonfan wrote 3m ago Brigantine...I agree with you, but you do not know for a fact that it is a non taxable event. For that kind of money, I want to cover my bases.
 
Brigantine wrote 3m ago That's what hiring pros is for, Clemson.
 
Hilltop wrote 4m ago fisherman, you are correct, but to be exact you would assign the curreny to the trust and not gift it.. technical, i know but .....
 
imperium wrote 3m ago Hilltop is correct
 
IMPERIUM WROTE: Folks... it's impera Brigantine wrote 5m ago So, for those of you who may have missed it or were unable to put togeher the two thoughts. The banks can no longer make money out of thin air. They need our deposits to loan out. Having them in a Structured pay-out allows them to do so. and, In the Banking World, a Deposit is a liability. Unless perhaps, it is in a Structured pay-out. In which case, it is an asset until it must be paid.tive you understand this ::
 
Hi Imperium...for clarification, the currency must be assigned to the trust prior to the revaluation to protect it from tax liabilities for capital gains. The interest earned which occurs will be taxed at disbursements. Isn't that how you see it?
 
imperium wrote Clemsonfan that's a good point. If you cannot set up a Trust to assign the currencies into prior to the exchange, I would write an AFFIDAVIT OF TRUST ASSIGNMENT, state my intent, name to Trust intended to be funded, sign it at a notary and have it stamped.

Who is IKO Ward, what is his background for being such a back insider?

@Sandnsea wrote:Who is IKO Ward, what is his background for being such a back insider?

He started as a regular TNT member and developed himself into a full fledged guru.

And Gerry on shilling for Wells Fargo like a carnival barker

Last info I saw, the Zimbabwe central bank had less than $300.00 in their account.