Jayson Lowe walks through how Chris, a 47-year-old mechanic earning $150,000 a year, built $250,000 by saving $25,000 annually into his RRSP using the "becoming your own banker" concept. Chris learned the strategy from a book and then contacted Lowe for guidance.
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Should it be the banks that are out there? I disagree. It should be you.
Now, let me show you. Meet Chris. Now, Chris is 47 and he's a mechanical technician. And he earns 150,000 in the form of being a self employed individual. And he saves at a pace of 25,000 into his RRSP and he's accumulated 250,000 today. His goals, when he came to me, talking to me, before he came to me, the first thing that he, he did do was make sure he understood what becoming your own banker actually means and taking the control of his finances and building his wealth for himself instead of someone else. This is what he was passionate about. And the way that he did that was he went to read the book becoming your own banker. He reached out to me, to the phone number.