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[00:00:47] Eric (Host): Hello and welcome to Private Banking Strategies with Vance Low and Seth. Gentlemen, I know this is part two of a two-part series. Who wants to introduce what we talked about last time?
[00:00:57] Vance Lowe: Last time was a cri critical [00:01:00] phenomenon happening in America now, and it’s all about how we think, how we’ve been programmed to think the way we do from government issued, uh, uh, for lack of better word, programs that have failed 100% of the time.
[00:01:16] Vance Lowe: So if you haven’t. Listen to that podcast. You’re in for a treat. We want you to listen all the way through because we’re going to expose in this podcast the next critical issue that we have to overcome. All right, and what is that? The lies that we face in America, that’s kind of how we want to title it.
[00:01:37] Vance Lowe: Lies. Lies, and then lies. It’s a heavy burden on you who build your life around lies. It will never work. The longer that lies prevail, the worse the situation becomes. You can even get to a point that you can’t identify the [00:02:00] lies. This phenomenon is rampant in America. Mm-hmm. So let’s talk about that. What am I talking about?
[00:02:09] Vance Lowe: Politicians. That’s my first guess. As it said, you can tell if a politician is, is alive if he opens his mouth. That’s right. Okay. But it goes deeper than that. What I’m wanting to expose maybe today is that we all believe at some point and in some fashion. In lies and we have to understand what they are, and it’s amazing that America is so.
[00:02:44] Vance Lowe: Rampant with wanting to believe the lies. Eric, maybe you should state again in our last podcast, you couldn’t believe what was happening with politicians and you said something about the sky being [00:03:00] blue.
[00:03:00] Eric (Host): Yeah, I mean, it’s just, it’s, it’s simple that what we’ve seen and it used to be that, like I watched a video of Mr.
[00:03:06] Eric (Host): Rogers going before Congress to talk about funding for, for children’s television. Right. And it was. Concise. They asked him questions. He answered them truthfully. They asked him questions. He answered more questions, right? He gave ’em more answers, but he answered straight. And everything that I’m seeing lately is you can ask somebody, you know, on a normal day when the sun is out, is the sky blue?
[00:03:26] Eric (Host): Yes or no? And they go into the, they never want to answer the question, yes or no. And it’s the same thing that we see from politicians when they have those debates. I, I almost don’t watch ’em at all anymore because they’ll ask ’em a question about. Taxes. You know, we, you know, most Americans are affected by taxes.
[00:03:41] Eric (Host): Do you see taxes going lower? And all of a sudden they’re on gun control. They, they avoid the questions altogether and don’t give straight answers. And, and it’s so frustrating.
[00:03:50] Vance Lowe: Oh, so true. Well, I wanna expose now what we all face and expose a few lies out there that even [00:04:00] ourselves are accepting. And I want to go back to a story that, uh, my mentor, Nelson Nash.
[00:04:07] Vance Lowe: Talk to us about, and a lot of our notes today are still out of his book called The Warehouse of Wealth, written by r nelson Na. So if people want to get that book, it’s a great read. You should do that. But driving behind Semi-Truck, I’ll bet all of us have seen this sign, uh, at least once in our life. On the, on the back of the truck, it says, I paid.
[00:04:34] Vance Lowe: Thousand $423 last year in taxes.
[00:04:41] Vance Lowe: What do you think they’re trying to say? You know, does that mean that they get the, the. You know, right way of the road or whatever the, you, you call that, do they get, uh, uh, preferential treatment on the road because they pay so much in taxes? [00:05:00]
[00:05:00] Eric (Host): I, I think it’s a company trying to tell the public that they pay their fair share, right?
[00:05:05] Eric (Host): Because that’s the big thing that people are concerned about.
[00:05:09] Vance Lowe: The more I thought about the sign, the more realization that came to mind. This is an outright lie. That truck did not pay any taxes, nor did the company that owns the truck pay taxes. The company’s consumers customers paid that $8,423 in taxes because they increased the freight to offset it in order for the uh, truck to haul it.
[00:05:45] Vance Lowe: Now can we kind of see where we’re going here? We assume that, oh, well they ended up having to pay a lot of taxes. No, they didn’t. They didn’t have to pay any of that tax because it was in, they had to [00:06:00] increase the price of hauling. We could get by in life and pay so much less as a consumer. If taxes weren’t part of the illustration, you know, um, our economy, the companies were performing the function of a tax collector in the form of higher freights.
[00:06:25] Vance Lowe: So why is that important to us? Why is that a lie in our lives? Let’s, let’s maybe analyze some, some other taxes. Seth, if you can pull in here a little bit and have us talk, uh, we talk all the time about qualified money 4 0 1 Ks and things like that. People are told, I think we can all remember. And Seth, I think you can expound on this.
[00:06:51] Vance Lowe: When the Roth IRAs came out, government was really hurting at that time for. Additional [00:07:00] funds, they were kind of on a, um, a point where they’re either gonna have to start printing a lot of money or they wanted to collect from people, uh, do tax money now. And so they opened a window saying if you’ll pay taxes on a regular IRA.
[00:07:21] Vance Lowe: Then we’ll do a Roth and you’ll never have to pay any more taxes again, and you’ll be a whole lot better off. Why is that not true? Why was that a lie?
[00:07:34] Seth Hicks Esq.: Well, it’s a complete fallacy because, uh, they can’t predict what the tax rate will be in 20 or 30 years when, uh, the retiree needs that money. And as we’ve discussed many times, the consensus and obvious conclusion, the taxes are gonna be going up, the printing of money, $31.5 trillion debt, uh, and a government that’s floundering.
[00:07:59] Seth Hicks Esq.: [00:08:00] Um, and the devaluation of our dollar purchasing power decreasing. There’s only, uh, one scenario and that’s an increase in taxes. So that’s one reason there are others.
[00:08:14] Vance Lowe: I took this and I was really dismayed at that time. I was a money manager and people, you know, had heard all this stuff from government.
[00:08:22] Vance Lowe: They were calling into the office saying, oh, we wanna switch to Roz da blah, blah, blah, blah. The watch this video, watch this. And, and people had, the gall professionals had the gall to say, well, let’s compare in a Roth. You can put money in and you’ll never pay tax on the gain versus a regular IRA, you know, you get a deduction upfront, but then you have to pay taxes on the back end.
[00:08:47] Vance Lowe: So Roths are so much better. And so they do an illustration like, because at that time the maximum was $2,000 a year. Okay. And so they’ll put $2,000 in a [00:09:00] Roth and they’ll put $2,000 in a regular IRA. I’ll bet you our audience right there cannot tell the lie. That is a total fallacy right there. You can’t do that ’cause your Roth, you have to pay tax on the money first, so you’re only gonna end up with around 16 to $1,700.
[00:09:27] Vance Lowe: Were in a regular. You can put the full 2000 because it’s it’s deductible at the time. So there’s the number one fallacy. Once that’s figured out, if they earn the same rate of return, do you realize it’s exactly to the penny no matter what interest rate you use or how long you go?
[00:09:51] Vance Lowe: It’s exactly to the penny, and yet government sold Roths all day long saying it was such a much fair, [00:10:00] better deal. Aren’t we wonderful for presenting that? And they knew right off the bat it would never make a difference, but they collected billions of dollars of taxes during that time. It’s all about the lie.
[00:10:17] Vance Lowe: I wanna state right now, we’re gonna give however many examples we’re gonna give in this podcast today to expose these lies. It is the consumer who will pay all of the taxes. Let me re reiterate that another way. Back when George Wallace was governor of Alabama, he got up and made a speech. We’re gonna reduce the taxes on you little people.
[00:10:47] Vance Lowe: Which was an insult, okay, to the people, and we’re gonna tax the corporations the tax money that we need, again, [00:11:00] lies upon lies. Upon lies. The corporations don’t pay taxes. They collect taxes from the consumers in the form of higher prices that the co consumers are gonna have to pay. Because the corporations have gotta make their profit, they’re gonna make the same amount of money.
[00:11:19] Vance Lowe: They just pass the tax along. It is the bottom users, the user, the consumer who’s gonna end up paying the taxes so the corporations don’t pay it. How about, let’s talk about with social security. We know that that’s a big fraud. We know the lies are there. There, there’s no such thing. Oh, let’s, I’m gonna do it a different way here.
[00:11:46] Vance Lowe: This is really important because everybody is misunderstanding this. Eric, wouldn’t you say that most people are, uh, under the inception, uh, assumption on social security that the employer pays half of the, uh, [00:12:00] employee tax or the social security tax?
[00:12:03] Eric (Host): Yeah, I know they, they pay, pay a portion.
[00:12:05] Vance Lowe: You can go to the bookkeepers and they’ll swear.
[00:12:08] Vance Lowe: Yeah. The government or the, my, the employer, the, the company’s paying half of the employee tax. That is not the case and never will be, and never has been. This is a brainstorm by RFD when, you know, they were trying to sell taxes. They said, we’ll, tell the people that the employees are volunteering, you know, to put this tax money in and we’re gonna hook them.
[00:12:35] Vance Lowe: And he actually swore and said, by gosh, you know, it’s not gonna ruin my social security program. They’re not gonna tear it down. And so they sold a bill of goods to the people. The employee pays 100% of that tax because the employer withheld that income so that he could pay the other half [00:13:00] of the employee’s tax.
[00:13:04] Vance Lowe: Do we all agree upon that? Now it’s, it’s enlightening. It’s the employee would never, you know, and it was never even designed to have the EM or the employer to actually pay the taxes. And today you’re not gonna convince people otherwise. It’s absolutely critical that we do, but that’s the way it is. The employer’s gonna pay it all.
[00:13:30] Vance Lowe: We’re locked into this line of thinking and most have never gotten over it. Um, furthermore, I don’t, I don’t think they ever will. Why are we so convinced that government is helping us out? Eric, do you have an opinion on that? And Seth, I, I need your opinion on that. Why? Why can’t we get over this [00:14:00] hurdle?
[00:14:00] Vance Lowe: Why are we always facing this when we’re trying to help people?
[00:14:04] Eric (Host): Well, it’s been the thinking forever, ever, right? I mean, I mean that’s since it’s, since its inception specifically, and that was way before I was born, before I think everybody else on this podcast was born. And so it’s just been a way of life at this point.
[00:14:21] Vance Lowe: But every government program has failed and they’ve announced that social security, you know, has failed. Everything’s failing. Why do we still trust the government, especially today and and what is coming out of Congress today?
[00:14:36] Seth Hicks Esq.: I think you’ve got a, a, a brainwashing not only of uh, political agendas and with politicians, but also your CPAs and your, uh, typical money managers and they have a, a main line mainstream.
[00:14:57] Seth Hicks Esq.: Uh, content that, that they keep the hard [00:15:00] line and that’s all they know. That’s all they understand. And no, no one is really willing to. Think outside the box or think about things, uh, in a granular level and think about the type of things that we’re, we’re bringing to the table and shining light on these issues.
[00:15:19] Seth Hicks Esq.: Um, and when you do, you know, there’s, there’s a lot of folks out there. That have woken up and that have been red pilled and understand what we’re talking about. And for mainstream CPAs and money managers, they don’t want to touch it because it, to them, it means the end of their livelihood, the end of their profession.
[00:15:40] Seth Hicks Esq.: And, um. And to me, I mean, that’s, that’s a good thing because it’s ultimately not helping the, the, the citizen, the ultimate, uh, the families, the, the breadwinners. It’s not helping them. It’s enslaving them. And the mindset is in enslaving so. [00:16:00]
[00:16:00] Vance Lowe: Yeah, it’s, it’s all because of how government has conditioned the people to think and it, this is a quote from Nelson Nash.
[00:16:09] Vance Lowe: It appears to me that this is because they have an incredible ability to swallow lies. Remember, this is rampant. People live on lies. They tell lies, you know, and lies in society today is running rampant. But it can’t be sustained. And thank you for the comment on, people are starting to wake up, a few of us are.
[00:16:36] Vance Lowe: So we want to, uh, to continue to continue that forward. One of the primary main perpetuating reasons for these lies is called government schools. Most people. Know this by the [00:17:00] term public schools, but don’t kid yourself. These are government schools teaching our children and have been, you know, for generations now it seems like, uh, for years and years and years.
[00:17:17] Vance Lowe: How to think. I remember one of my, um, both of my grandchildren, my youngest two grandchildren. Uh, went to, um, kindergarten and one of them was very, very upset because the first thing they do, they have the, the children, you know, bring their supplies with them. They have to go school shopping and for their pencils and erasers and crayons and paper and everything else.
[00:17:47] Vance Lowe: And so. Each person chose theirs. This is the colors that I want. This is what I want here. This is what I want here. They immediately get to school and what do they do? [00:18:00] They have to turn all that in and co-op it and pull it. Oh, we’re gonna put it all together ’cause we’re all gonna use the same things. So they start the socialistic ideas immediately.
[00:18:14] Vance Lowe: And the natural man, these children rebel against that. No, I’m an individual. That’s mine. I picked that. But now they start this process and if they don’t conform, they get put in timeout. They get, you know, they start to learn that they have to accept things, and that’s just absolutely.
[00:18:41] Seth Hicks Esq.: Unbelievable. It’s, it’s anti-American.
[00:18:43] Seth Hicks Esq.: And, and we mentioned that in the, in the first half of this podcast, just fundamental value, uh, changes. And I really, I believe personally that it’s a minority. Of the actual, uh, population that subscribed to [00:19:00] socialistic policy, but it’s presented as mainline and perhaps there’s a great division. They would say 50 50.
[00:19:06] Seth Hicks Esq.: It it, I don’t think it’s 50 50 at all. It’s the folks that are getting to, uh, dictate policy to others who are. Forcing their agendas and their programs down, uh, other people’s throats. And until people stand up and take control of their own lives, stand up for the freedoms that we, uh, have in our constitution and stand up for capitalism.
[00:19:34] Seth Hicks Esq.: Uh, that’s what it’s gonna take to turn the tide. And that’s one of our, uh. Goals, Eric, is to reach as many people as we can with the message of private banking and being able to take, uh, your con control of your financial freedom and your financial destiny into your own hands and not count on the government to do that.[00:20:00]
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[00:20:34] Eric (Host): So, here’s the thing, guys, I’m just gonna, I’m gonna interject. What you’re vance, what you’re saying is crazy. Um, what, what you’ve brought on the last podcast and on this podcast is just, it’s just, it’s crazy and it’s insane and you’re a conspiracy theorist because that, and, and that’s exactly what. Half of this country would say to you if, if you start bringing these things up, start bringing up the fact that you can take control again.
[00:20:58] Eric (Host): And so many [00:21:00] of the other people will just nod in agreement because they’re scared of being called crazy or conspiracy theorists. And it’s just a way to shut people down. And not allow people to speak what the truth is, they, they just wanna shove their own agenda. And we’ve seen this time and time again, but yet you’re right.
[00:21:16] Eric (Host): People buy into it. People buy the lie, they, they conform to the lie because they don’t wanna stand out and be called out and be labeled as something. And it’s so funny that that’s happening all the time, especially when. So much of the country is saying, well, we can’t label people. We have to respect them for who they are and what they think.
[00:21:35] Eric (Host): But yet you start talking about this kind of stuff and, and try to change people’s thinking toward a better way or a way to be less dependent. All of a sudden, you’re the crazy one and you need to be quiet and you’re a conspiracy theorist. Nobody listen to them.
[00:21:51] Vance Lowe: You know, you’re right. But the wealthy or the wealthy, Hmm.
[00:21:56] Vance Lowe: The people and the most successful. Are the [00:22:00] people who are the most successful and they don’t follow the rules?
[00:22:05] Eric (Host): Yep.
[00:22:05] Vance Lowe: And only, only don’t follow the rules, Eric. They do just the opposite. Let me get into a, just a couple more, because these are eye openers. Let’s talk about municipalities. You know, they’re always building things, doing this, building roads, whatever else.
[00:22:23] Vance Lowe: And in this case, in the municipality sets out bid and the contractor comes in and makes a bid, and then the municipality starts to. Force penalties on the contractor and say, now you have to have this done in 90 days when the contractors all know it’s gonna take 120 days. So what do they do? They build in a fudge factor in their, in their bid.
[00:22:52] Vance Lowe: And so the cost of actually doing that is that much higher because of the penalties that the [00:23:00] municipality wants to charge. And that’s in our own towns. And the people accept that as, okay, that’s great. But who ends up paying that penalty?
[00:23:12] Seth Hicks Esq.: Taxpayer,
[00:23:13] Vance Lowe: the taxpayers do. The property taxpayers, the consumers, the people who are gonna use those roads end up paying those taxes.
[00:23:23] Vance Lowe: The, the consumer always pays if you are a bookseller. And you sell books across the country, they have to be shipped, and so you have to add a shipping charge to those books. Uh, Nelson, when he, uh, used to ship his books here, he would charge 40 cents back then back in the day when it was a lot cheaper.
[00:23:48] Vance Lowe: And, uh, that was an added cost. He didn’t put it into the book if he. Was going to pay the shipping, then the price of the book would’ve been higher [00:24:00] for the people who would pick the books up at at stores. They, they didn’t have to pay that shipping. Okay. Let’s talk one another one. The um, high paid executive.
[00:24:13] Vance Lowe: I paid the executive comes into a corporation, says you would need my services and everything. And he starts negotiating his, his fees. He knows he has to net after taxes $300,000 a year. So is that what he’s gonna negotiate for Eric
[00:24:32] Eric (Host): Tech? No. He is gonna negotiate for more than that to pay the taxes outta a car.
[00:24:36] Vance Lowe: Yeah. So he’s gotta have, he’s gotta be at 500,000, right?
[00:24:39] Eric (Host): Yeah.
[00:24:40] Vance Lowe: So who’s gonna pay those added taxes?
[00:24:43] Eric (Host): Whoever’s buying whatever product
[00:24:44] they’re
[00:24:45] Vance Lowe: selling, whoever their consumers are. Absolutely. ’cause the corporation’s not, they need the guy, you know, the guy’s gonna produce. So it’s all the lies that we all face and we accept [00:25:00] all we have to do.
[00:25:01] Vance Lowe: People don’t understand the power that they have. Did you know if you call your congressman, you represent a minimum? Of 10 if it’s just city. But if it’s state matters or more 100,000 people, just your voice, people think, oh wow, this many are thinking that way. ’cause they have these statistics. And if all your friends, if 20 of your friends call on the ag exact same topic, you know, within a week or so.
[00:25:34] Vance Lowe: Then their whole state is that way. Oh man, our whole state’s we’re wrong. We gotta do something to save our votes, or whatever else. It is incredible the power that people still have if they’ll just stand up and voice their opinion. So that’s important for us. How many times do we have to illustrate, you know, the number of [00:26:00] lies that we face before?
[00:26:02] Vance Lowe: Americans will get it. Nelson’s last words. It’s gonna take at least a century if it can take place at all.
[00:26:15] Seth Hicks Esq.: Mm-hmm.
[00:26:16] Vance Lowe: So that’s kind of where I want to be. If we can expose the lies and we change our thinking, the sky is the limit. We have the results. Unlimited at our feet. We can do all the things that we want to do in life.
[00:26:38] Vance Lowe: We can create our own environment and, and live within that environment the way that we want. Otherwise, folks, what I’ve just described to you is slavery. Americans do not think. That they’re [00:27:00] enslaved. They think that they are free and they are not. They’re 100% slaves to the banks and to government.
[00:27:09] Vance Lowe: Remember the IRS, they own everything that you own. They have the right to take it. So gimme a few more thoughts. Uh, Seth, uh, if I’ve missed anything or you know, we need to embellish anything.
[00:27:26] Seth Hicks Esq.: Yeah, I think that, you know, hopefully we’re, we’re help helping folks see that, uh, critical thinking is gonna serve them best and a lot of the illusions that we submit to in our, uh, daily life and, and with, uh, uh, taxation rather.
[00:27:44] Seth Hicks Esq.: I mean, there’s a couple other illustrations I want, I wanted to bring, uh, light on. Think about this, you guys. If a, if a car is sold. A number of times that there’s a sales tax on each of those [00:28:00] transfers, and the ultimate sales tax could far exceed the value of the car even at the original purchase. Um, I have a, we have a client that is a, um, runs a rv.
[00:28:15] Seth Hicks Esq.: Uh, a rental company and, um, it talks about the buying and selling of those RVs and their high priced items and the sales taxes that are on those. And you think, you know, you don’t consider that unless you’re in that business. Or think about this one, real estate taxes in Texas and some counties like Travis County, central Texas, where Austin is, it’s almost 3% property tax per year.
[00:28:42] Seth Hicks Esq.: And unlike other places, they have no cap on reassessment. They reassess every year. So you can have a a hundred thousand dollars property that they reassess at three or 400 the next year and tax people outta their properties. And compared to other counties and other places in Texas, which may [00:29:00] be as low as 1%, um, they’ve taken a very aggressive, uh, approach.
[00:29:05] Seth Hicks Esq.: And now, uh, you know, so you add. Things like sales tax, property tax, um, the corporate, um, cost of goods. When you go to the grocery store nowadays and you’ve got the cost of, uh, goods increasing, you know, 50%, a hundred percent on some things, the, and those stores, they’re paying sales taxes. You’re paying sales taxes.
[00:29:28] Seth Hicks Esq.: On that they’re actually collecting the taxes on behalf of the government. For you, you, you, you start to see, while there’s a massive taxation of our, uh, of our citizenship that is just accepted and there’s no pushback, there’s no, uh, real push for, uh, reform. And we, we need to do those things. But what we can do right now here and now is people can take back control of their own financial.
[00:29:58] Seth Hicks Esq.: Plan their own financial [00:30:00] freedom, their own ability to, to do private banking in a way that that excludes them from many of the taxations that we’ve described.
[00:30:10] Eric (Host): Yeah. I, I, I just story flashed in my mind when you were talking about that, Seth, because, um, I was working with a young man years and years ago, uh, that he got a wake up call and so did I, because I didn’t know this about taxes and your car example.
[00:30:23] Eric (Host): When a car is sold, every time it’s sold, there’s sales tax that’s involved. Um. He was gifted a car, uh, from a a, a close friend of mine that had a car dealership and he wanted to set him up ’cause he didn’t have family. And he said, you know, I’m gonna give this young man a car. And so he gave it to him. We went and registered that car and.
[00:30:43] Eric (Host): When we went for the bill of sale, it was, it was given to him, so there was no cost to it. And we found out very quickly that the DMV does not accept that the state will not accept that answer. So what they did is they valued the car according to what they figured the value was. And it was about a $3,000 car.
[00:30:58] Eric (Host): And they charged him tax on [00:31:00] $3,000. Exactly. And they didn’t, he didn’t even buy the car. He was given the car and they still taxed him. So. Yeah, they’re, they’re, they’re gonna get their money one way or another if they want it. And we just gotta understand the rules of the game to play it. Right. So guys, this is great if people wanna learn more.
[00:31:16] Eric (Host): Seth, you’re always great about giving contact info. Please give it again,
[00:31:20] Seth Hicks Esq.: you can find us@privatebankingstrategies.com. That’s private banking strategies.com. And for our audience, as a free gift, we offer you a red pill book. Uh, and it contains secrets the banks don’t want you to know and how you can grow rich with those secrets.
[00:31:38] Seth Hicks Esq.: Um, if you like that book and this content resonates with you, we’ve got tons of podcasts like this one where you can educate yourself on these issues and others that are, uh, germane to private banking. And if, uh, you’re so inclined you, after that point, you can schedule a call with Vance, an exploratory call where he begins to walk you through what [00:32:00] this might like.
[00:32:00] Seth Hicks Esq.: Look like for you and your family? Um, that’s our process.
[00:32:05] Eric (Host): Eric. Fantastic guys, great content. Thank you so much again. Thank you so
[00:32:10] Vance Lowe: much, Eric.
[00:32:12] Eric (Host): And our last thank you goes to you listening. Audience, thank you so much for tuning in and listening to the Private Banking Strategies Podcast with Vance Low and Seth Hick.
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