Author Archives: Dynamic Financial Training

Do you presently contribute to a retirement plan that allows you to adjust your contributions? If you have a retirement plan that allows you to adjust your contributions, that’s GOOD! If you can adjust your contribution and still qualify for … Continue reading →

Do you own stocks, mutual funds or CD’s? If so, did you know that by placing at least $2,000 of stocks, mutual funds, and sometimes CD’s into a stock brokerage account you can borrow against it up to the value … Continue reading →

Unsecured debt includes credit cards, medical bills, outstanding balances on items repossessed, Private Student Loans and signature loans where there is no collateral. Here at Dynamic Financial Training we have Debt Negotiation attorneys that can do the following to free … Continue reading →

Does your mortgage presently include Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)? Private Mortgage Insurance is insurance you pay without any benefit! It protects the lender in the event your house goes into foreclosure — it protects the lender from losing money. You … Continue reading →

Does your lender escrow your taxes and insurance? Escrows are when you authorize your lender to take out money monthly for your taxes and insurance every time you make a mortgage payment. They hold this without paying you interest until … Continue reading →

Do you have a credit score of 800 or more? As you probably know by now, your credit scores can increase your cash flow. Utilize DFT’s Systems to increase your scores an additional 50-150 points (Back 2 Basics – Credit … Continue reading →

Is there a stock you want to buy? Imagine buying a stock at the price you want to pay, and someone paying you money for that stock. This it called Selling a Put. Here is how it works… I decide … Continue reading →

If you have expenses, you have money! Take some time and review every one of your expenses (outflows) and ask yourself 4 questions about each one: Can I reduce this expense without affecting the quality of my life? (e.g. reduce … Continue reading →

Do you own stocks or mutual funds? How would you like to own a stock then rent it and someone pays you money now? If you already own the stock, where is the risk? It’s similar to owning a house … Continue reading →

Do you have retirement money from a former job that you can rollover? There is a strategy we teach here at DFT that allows you to get access to your retirement money without having to pay any taxes or pre-mature … Continue reading →