When David speaks to his clients or the public, he’s often talking about the nation’s fiscal crisis, the national debt, and unfunded obligations. There are really only four ways to resolve our fiscal crisis. You decide what you think the most…
The story David tells at the beginning of the book is a tale about David Walker, the former Comptroller General for the federal government. Back in 2008 he appeared on a radio show and told them that tax rates have to double. The math says that the…
The best financial decision that David has ever made was to acknowledge that taxes are going to be dramatically higher in the future than they are today. David is a husband and father of seven and has been in the financial services industry since day…
The 4% rule says there is a percentage that you can withdraw from your assets once you hit retirement, and still have a reasonable expectation that your money will not run out before you die. The industry runs Monte Carlo scenarios where they look at…
About half of the people that David sees have pensions. The younger you are the less likely you are to have a pension. The burning question these people always have once they believe that tax rates are going to be higher in the future is “what can I…
There is no retirement planning class based on the Power of Zero book, but there is one that David created. He’s taught it to hundreds of advisors across the country. The Power of Zero is not the basis of the class, but it may be a homework…
Some people don’t read books. Creating a documentary is a way to reach those people. Plenty of people read the book but are still unconvinced that tax rates are going to be higher in the future than they are today. The documentary was a way of…
One of the things we tell 75 million Baby Boomers preparing to retire is that tax rates are going to be higher in the future. Some people will point to the latest tax cuts and think that the urgency of David’s message is diminished. David Walker has…
The tax free paradigm essentially says there is an ideal amount of money you should have in your taxable and tax deferred buckets. Everything above and beyond that should be systematically repositioned in the tax free bucket. The ideal amount of money…
Do you believe tax rates will be higher in the future than they are today? There is about $21 trillion in the 401(k)’s and IRA’s across the country. If you were to look at the cumulative amount of money in Roth IRA’s and Roth conversions, there…
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