Become an FLGPE

It's great to hear that the (FLGPE) Financial Literacy Group Professional Educator™ certification is a recognized standard of excellence in financial planning. Obtaining this certification requires a rigorous education, training, and ethical standards, which is essential for anyone seeking financial advice. FLGPEs are committed to serving their clients' best interests and preparing them for a more secure tomorrow.

Financial planning is an important aspect of personal finance, and it's crucial to work with a professional who has the necessary knowledge and skills to help you make informed decisions about your finances. By choosing a FLGPE™, you can have confidence that you are working with a knowledgeable and ethical financial professional who is committed to helping you achieve your financial goals.

You can also have confidence that your financial information will remain confidential, between you and their FLGPE™. Once turned over to FLGPE™ your personal information will not be mentioned, talked about or shown to the employer.

Bank Like a Bank is a new and unique banking solution that differs from other popular financial strategies such as Infinite Banking, Be Your Own Bank, Become Your Own Bank, Bank On Yourself or Family Banking. Bank Like a Bank allows people to borrow against their debt, earn interest on that debt, during and after the debt is paid, without tax and without paying back the loan.

This innovative solution was made possible by changes in the IRS codes 7702 and 101a passed by Congress in the Cares Act 2020. Bank Like a Bank combines GPS debt technology with a special kind of liquid index universal life insurance.

It's worth noting that Bank Like a Bank is a relatively new concept that may not be familiar to most agents, advisors, or influencers yet. As a FLGPE™, it's important to stay informed about all available solutions so that clients can make informed decisions about their finances.

Once your have a list of potential FLGPE™, it's important to do your due diligence and research each one thoroughly. This may include checking their credentials, experience, and any disciplinary history. You may also want to read online reviews or ask for referrals from friends or family members.

Finally, it's important to meet with the potential FLGPE™ in person or via video conference to determine if they are a good fit for you and your financial goals. During this meeting, you can ask questions about their approach to financial planning, their fees, and how they work with clients to ensure they are aligned with your Employee's values and priorities.