Charlie Gipple CFP, CLU, CHFC
Charlie Gipple CFP, CLU, CHFC
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Consumer Social Security Webinar on October 3rd
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Inherited IRA Rules
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Your Free Retirement Income Plan!!!
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“Accumulation” versus “Decumulation”
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“Accumulation” versus “Decumulation”
The Mortgage on a house today versus 2020
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Do Some Carriers Play Games With Caps? First Hand Experience
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Real Life Seminar Numbers (Budget Versus Registrations)
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Athene's Income Based FIA Gets Even Better!!!
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Take advantage of annuities with guaranteed lifetime withdrawal benefits while they are this good 
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Decedent IRA rules and clarification
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Decedent IRA rules and clarification
Capitalism, socialism, and communism explained
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Capitalism, socialism, and communism explained
Three Minutes on Long-Term Care Options
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Ditch the cheesy sales lines
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Ditch the cheesy sales lines
Financial Professionals: Are you using the "CG Academy???
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Webinar: Decedent IRA Rules and Products to Use
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Retiring soon? How much retirement income should you take? 
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Retiring soon? How much retirement income should you take? 
Adding Paid Up Additions to Whole Life
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Adding Paid Up Additions to Whole Life
Should I pay off my mortgage???
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Should I pay off my mortgage???
My favorite annuity company for decedent iras and stretch iras
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My favorite annuity company for decedent iras and stretch iras
Webinar Recording: Charlie's thoughts on the DOL and also his favorite products.
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Webinar Recording: Charlie's thoughts on the DOL and also his favorite products.
The #1 opportunity that agents are missing out on.
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The #1 opportunity that agents are missing out on.
Long-Term Care Insurance Options
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Long-Term Care Insurance Options
"I hate the government telling my clients what to do with their money"
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"I hate the government telling my clients what to do with their money"
Consumer Webinar: Social Security Tips, How to Finance Long-Term Care, and Estate Planning
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Consumer Webinar: Social Security Tips, How to Finance Long-Term Care, and Estate Planning
IUL: how does an agent know the illustration was run correctly? 
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IUL: how does an agent know the illustration was run correctly? 
A couple Social Security tips. 
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A couple Social Security tips. 
Do you need an LLC, S Corp, CCorp?
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Do you need an LLC, S Corp, CCorp?
Stepdad got the money!!!
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Webinar: Medicaid Case Study
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Webinar: Medicaid Case Study

Комментарии

  • @NokuphilaCo
    @NokuphilaCo 25 дней назад

    Amazing explanation. ive never seen it this way. thank you

  • @BigPoppa-t3z
    @BigPoppa-t3z Месяц назад

    If it sounds to good RUN!

  • @samsciascia4004
    @samsciascia4004 Месяц назад

    Bravo!!!! Everybody claims I'm a hater of IUL, which is not the case but this is something to be aware of.

  • @savagehelp
    @savagehelp Месяц назад

    Outstanding. Very insightful. Thank you.

  • @Anurag-gv
    @Anurag-gv 2 месяца назад

    Hey, really liked the video🙌! I'm not really sure if it is the best time to ask but, I was wondering if I could help you create a better distribution by working on post-production like better storytelling through Edits, Keywords, think catchy intros and outros, or even some engaging short clips! Would love to chat if you're interested and keep creating good content:)

  • @brewmaster-bq7gu
    @brewmaster-bq7gu 2 месяца назад

    No system is perfect. They all collapse, because humans are clever at rigging them. However once the majority rig it then it becomes a system no longer needed. That’s why you don’t follow lemmings. Which is why we are seeing world wide identical problems with “different” labels. I hate to break it to the world no one is pure and no one is fully corrupt. Those “ideals” lead to imbalance and self destruction. Might as well label every political system known to mankind as music album, “communism”, “fascism”, “capitalism”, “socialism”, democratism, republicanism, nazism, Stalinism, Marxism… it’s only a fine tune for those that like it, but eventually you’ll find a better album to “listen” to. While still craving nostalgia if the “good” times. Will be interesting when AI and AGI systems starts roaming the net on its own then eventually freely expressing its beliefs and politics at a geometric rate.

  • @mikhailryzhov9419
    @mikhailryzhov9419 2 месяца назад

    So Christianity is basically socialism, right?

  • @arcavahaethon2669
    @arcavahaethon2669 2 месяца назад

    US has a mixed economy. Everything youre saying is based on feelings and incorrect perception. Anyone who understands the subject can identify you are either a liar or stupid

  • @johnwright9372
    @johnwright9372 2 месяца назад

    You don't know much, pal.

  • @Allkongar
    @Allkongar 2 месяца назад

    I feel you are misapplying the definitions in real cases, which means...propaganda and smears with twisted facts.

  • @dallaswest6877
    @dallaswest6877 2 месяца назад

    The problem in the equations comes when deciding the cost of a product vs the pay of the employees that make that product. If someone who makes houses doesn't get paid enough to buy their own house then that creates a class system and materialist problems. In a capitalist society the "solution" to that problem is Socialism. The united states is socialist no doubt. Taxes are inherently socialism because they are a collective payment from all redirected towards common goals and our most poor. Fire departments, social security, food stamps for example. Capitalism is no better or worse than communism. They are equally terrible. Socialism is the area in the middle that a populist society tends toward.

  • @pedrolopes3542
    @pedrolopes3542 2 месяца назад

    03:10 so you are saying you are in favour of limited government support and taxes for that... guess what? that is socialism. that is why it they are called "social programs''. social as in socialism. social-capitalism exist, is live and doing well. most south American countries have it, all of Europe has it and it works. the problems start when anti-capitalist socialists get power, because those just want to distribute wealth while punishing those who create wealth. have a nice day.

    • @Mikakarot23
      @Mikakarot23 2 месяца назад

      That's just wrong. 1. Social programs existed LONG before socialism was even a concept. It's just a theft of a phrase socialists and tankies love to steal, and too few people call them out on. And most of the "socialist" European countries people try and claim as such aren't. They've said so themselves. The economic model doesn't equate to socialism. In most countries neither the states nor the people collectively own the means of production, which is the definition of socialism. The means of production are still (as a whole) owned privately with a free market system. Now, some states HEAVILY regulate those industries, but the individual ones are still primarily privately owned.

    • @pedrolopes3542
      @pedrolopes3542 2 месяца назад

      @@Mikakarot23 You are describing communism, not socialism. the government owning the means of production is communism. Socialism is just countries with extensive social programs, which are either financed with very high taxes (like Sweden, Netherlands, Germany) or with huge public deficits cleared by continuous devaluations of the currency (like all of south-America) which causes permanent high inflation, trapping people at the bottom of earnings in perpetual poverty (Brazil, Argentina). I am not defending socialism, or communism, or anarcho-capitalism... I prefer a balanced government with very limited social programs (like basic universal healthcare, and public schools) and a strong private sector of public services... it might sound like an oxymoron, but privately owned public services were the norm before the 1920's, private healthcare, private schools, private bus companies, private rail companies, private couriers (post), you pay as you use and if you can't afford it you get a coupon from the government to redeem while using those basic services like education and healthcare. it is cheaper.

    • @Mikakarot23
      @Mikakarot23 2 месяца назад

      @@pedrolopes3542 You have no Idea what your talking about. 1. In socialism/communism, the government is by design "the people." Every socialist writer and philosopher explains this in their works. The means of production are collectively owned and resources are redistributed as seen fit by "the people." Private ownership of business in both systems is seen as a moral wrong. The difference between the two is their state. Socialism is simply "the people" owning production. Communism is Utopic civilization without class, government, and everyone working for the common good. It's basically a pipedream. 2. Social program doesn't not equal socialism. As I stated before, the concept of social programs existed a millenia before the first socialist philosopher was even born. Rome alternated between republic and dictatorship throughout its history and they had social programs. Nowhere in capitalism is it against social programs either. Capitalism is just individualism and free/fair exchange along with private ownership.

    • @pedrolopes3542
      @pedrolopes3542 2 месяца назад

      @@Mikakarot23 You claim to be knowledgeable when in reality you are just gullible. Who cares what Engels and Karl Marx wrote, if you look around you will find other authors that wrote entirely different definitions/interpretations of what communism/socialism is. You just choose to believe Marx over Ayn Rand or even Milton Friedman. By the way, Socialism and communism are two different things. The reality of the attempts at the implementation of both systems (socialism and communism) showed us a very different picture of what they really are in practice. Communism is a dictatorship in which "the means of production" are confiscated by a dictatorial elite that evolves over time to be a dynasty of politicians who capture the power in due time (China, north Korea, The USSR). Then you have the attempts at socialism (like the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei) or more moderated ones like the social democrats in the 1950's and 1960's in Europe who developed extensive social programs for housing, healthcare, job loss protections, maternity, childcare programs, the list goes on and on, all public, all "free" for the consumer/citizen, and all paid with hight taxes and debt. I prefer freer societies than socialists and communists ones, but if I had to choose one of the two I would choose socialism over communism. meanwhile you linger in dusty old scribblings from sexist, racist, alcoholics (Marx) to get your definitions of communist and socialist, I look at the history of the attempts at implementing both ideologies, and formulate the definition by observing what they really are.

  • @covidiotseverywhere2179
    @covidiotseverywhere2179 2 месяца назад

    This video will dumb everyone down. Capitalism is when the means of production is privately owned. Socialism is when the means of production is collectively owned. Communism is a stateless, classless society. Neither socialism nor communism says that everyone should be earning the same or be in the same economic class. I really thought this video would have something useful to say. Alas!

    • @pedrolopes3542
      @pedrolopes3542 2 месяца назад

      and yet you used the communist definition for socialism and made up a new definition for communism and barely touched the main idea behind capitalism. he is partially wrong, but you are more wrong than him.

    • @covidiotseverywhere2179
      @covidiotseverywhere2179 2 месяца назад

      @@pedrolopes3542 A classless society is a society in which no one is born into a social class like in a class society. Distinctions of wealth, income, education, culture, or social network might arise and would only be determined by individual experience and achievement in such a society. Thus, the concept posits not the absence of a social hierarchy but the uninheritability of class status. Hopefully that clarifies it for you.

    • @pedrolopes3542
      @pedrolopes3542 2 месяца назад

      @@covidiotseverywhere2179 I don't need "clarifications", I understand the systems discussed very well, I just don't like the system you described, it is dictatorial and abusive of individual rights, like private property rights, personal choices, individuality... all the things that make society happy and prosperous.

  • @maurice2023
    @maurice2023 2 месяца назад

    Another idiot who’s never read one book on scientific socialism. SMH

  • @Tunejones
    @Tunejones 3 месяца назад

    Great job taking a very convoluted situation and breaking it down. I'm still working on that case and need to ask a couple more questions. I am pleasantly surprised to find a carrier that doesn't run for the hills when you bring one of these to them.

  • @markf.2050
    @markf.2050 4 месяца назад

    The cat being skinned is you, the policy holders. Whole life is so expensive because you are paying early for life insurance in your old age. Yet, they will say that term insurance is worthless because it expires after the term and is "too expensive" to renew. The truth is that most people don't need life insurance in their old age. (Much less need to pay for it.) The other truth is that about 80% of policy holders surrender their policies early after paying so much in those early years. But who cares right? The salesman got his massive commission up front.

  • @martinguldnerAutisticSwanGuru
    @martinguldnerAutisticSwanGuru 6 месяцев назад

    Roth IRA/Roth 401k all the way baby!!! Being in the 12% US federal tax bracket makes sense 1000% . Also qualified dividends taxed at 0% in a taxable brokerage account.

  • @bethmcguinn8606
    @bethmcguinn8606 6 месяцев назад

    If you take RMDs into account, this choice becomes much more complicated!

  • @MOREFinancialGroupLLC
    @MOREFinancialGroupLLC 6 месяцев назад

    Love the content. You said ask questiond so im taking you up on it! Lol Ive got 3 1) What do you think about insurance agents who arnt securities licensed, and dont plan to offer advice on securities in the future, pursuing the CFP? Still worth it or are there issues with doing that? 2) What are your thought on the CRCP designation? Worth it? 3) What are your thoughts on pursuing the Masters In Personal Financial Planning through the college of financial planning? Again, worth it? Or just general thoughts.

  • @NinaFinancial
    @NinaFinancial 6 месяцев назад

    Thanks for sharing

  • @MarcosCaminante
    @MarcosCaminante 6 месяцев назад

    I have the CHFC and am finishing up my CLU. I do like the 8 courses / 8 finals vs cram for one exam but will end up having all three before it is done. They all show someone has taken the time and expense to improve their knowledge and the ability to help their clients. I am enjoying the grind.

  • @newlifefinancialplanning
    @newlifefinancialplanning 6 месяцев назад

    Sitting for the CFP final July 2024

    • @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533
      @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533 6 месяцев назад

      Brett Danko’s preparation program is who I would recommend. But by now you probably have one chosen.

  • @carljtorres6
    @carljtorres6 6 месяцев назад

    Great video. What would be the benefit on paying all taxes on fair market value as opposed to ordinary income tax rate as you take distributions? Wouldn’t that tax liability be less than pay a large lump sum tax on the conversion? Are we assuming doing this strategy for a younger client who may not need to turn on income for a while? So that the benefit base can continue to roll up and their future income payments be tax free?

  • @rodwilson2744
    @rodwilson2744 6 месяцев назад

    What gibberish!

  • @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533
    @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533 6 месяцев назад

    To register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/1017031696813/WN_lsxqartLQhicki9VKSz4Ig

  • @AL.BUNDY.
    @AL.BUNDY. 7 месяцев назад

    Whole life is a con

  • @DerekNelsonPLG
    @DerekNelsonPLG 7 месяцев назад

    Great info Charlie!

  • @juliandaza82
    @juliandaza82 7 месяцев назад

    Do you have access to the softwares if you are not appointed?

  • @MadOldMan-ck5wq
    @MadOldMan-ck5wq 7 месяцев назад

    No thank you a greedy success client heir grantee beneficiary used your estate plan to steal our home and put on old the street. So please avoid inheritance thieves caveating dysmorphic criminal lawyers are using obsolete legal documents to steal our inheritance and legacy wealth transfers. You’ll distinguish yourself among your peers installing millions of Fiduciary careers advancing careers installing NICER forgery proof permission validation certification Interdiction Trust. You’ll elevate the profession

  • @gregclauson9877
    @gregclauson9877 8 месяцев назад

    I am Iowa Partnership Certification approved and took the coarse!

  • @newlifefinancialplanning
    @newlifefinancialplanning 8 месяцев назад

    Really Great Training, Charlie! Thank you

  • @newlifefinancialplanning
    @newlifefinancialplanning 8 месяцев назад

    Well done Charlie

  • @oataknot1846
    @oataknot1846 8 месяцев назад

    Hi Charlie, I'm from an ASEAN country without Variable Annuity nor GLWB product, May I asked you a few questions regarding GLWB product generally? 1) I understand that the guaranteed withdrawal amount are calculated from "Withdrawal Rate x Income Base". In a scenario where the Accumulated Value is greater than the Income Base at retirement age, will the withdrawal amount be calculated on Accumulated Value instead? i.e. Withdrawal = "Withdrawal Rate x Max (Income Base, Accumulated Value@Retire)" In other words, I would get higher withdrawal in the scenario where the market is good before pension period. 2) If the market performs great in the pension paying period, can the withdrawal increased? or are the withdrawal going to be always leveled? 3) In the pension period, can we withdraw more than the calculated amount? (and bear the penalty after, if any) 4) In the pension period, can we surrender the policy so that we could get back our remaining accumulated value? I understand that the questions above might depend from product to product from different company, but if you can give me a general sense of how GLWB works in those regards, I would be very much appreciated, Thank you.

  • @cpculture4641
    @cpculture4641 8 месяцев назад

    how much of the cash value can i borrow from?

  • @grumpus1403
    @grumpus1403 9 месяцев назад

    Just found your channel. Good content. I’m 62 and the better half is 65. Have been thinking about LTC but not researching it yet. I think I saw where you have info on your site.

    • @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533
      @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533 9 месяцев назад

      Glad to have you. Glad the algorithm gods hooked us up. I do indeed have a ton of long-term care information out there. There are primarily three different classes, traditional long-term care, hybrid life long-term care, and hybrid annuity long-term care. Definitely do your research because there are great options out there beyond what was available a couple decades ago. I am always available to answer questions as well.

  • @gabewagner6668
    @gabewagner6668 9 месяцев назад

    UNI Woo! Watching from DSM

    • @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533
      @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533 9 месяцев назад

      I love Des Moinesians!! I am actually out in Johnston. Get your snowblower ready. Its coming

  • @WWIIPacificHistory
    @WWIIPacificHistory 9 месяцев назад

    You can’t put in the entire Guideline Single Premium in year 1 without MECing the policy. It needs to be broken up over the first 5 years and that’s why your illustration shows the first 5 years of premium equaling the GSP.

  • @davidd6626
    @davidd6626 10 месяцев назад

    For a life insurance policy, do you get a medical exam?

    • @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533
      @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533 10 месяцев назад

      Depends on the company and your health. But there are a lot of companies today up to certain death benefit amounts that do not require medical exams if other conditions are satisfied.

  • @sfsfuzzy3597
    @sfsfuzzy3597 10 месяцев назад

    At least he is more honest than most people selling this trash! But the product is a terribly stupid thing to do ! I get term and then invest the difference and I’ll always have more cash available than you will have collateral to borrow from! Always ! After first two years my term policy will always be the same and after about ten years or twenty years for some people you no longer need life insurance! I dint need it now because the money you use to make the insurance company rich I used to make me rich

    • @kylorenthehusky2584
      @kylorenthehusky2584 7 месяцев назад

      Huh?

    • @sfsfuzzy3597
      @sfsfuzzy3597 7 месяцев назад

      @@kylorenthehusky2584 do you can’t keep up ? The fact is whole life is a scam! It cost ten times as much as term life and they claim you can borrow money from your account! But my way I dint borrow it I still have my money and it makes about 10% per year last year it made 26%

  • @sfsfuzzy3597
    @sfsfuzzy3597 10 месяцев назад

    I have not seen any policy that pays 5% in fact the most I have ever seen is 4 and that’s why it’s a terrible investment

  • @sfsfuzzy3597
    @sfsfuzzy3597 10 месяцев назад

    The truth is it’s a scam ! You can get term insurance anywhere they do not make money from that they have to scam people into buying that terrible whole life crap

  • @jed_Garces
    @jed_Garces 10 месяцев назад

    Participation is higher that's what they sell us on but so far, all volatility-controlled indexes are most negative at this point.

  • @TheFinancialAdvocacyPodcast
    @TheFinancialAdvocacyPodcast 11 месяцев назад

    "The truth is incontrovertible. Malace may attack it. Ignorance may deride it, but in the end, there it is." - Winston Churchill. The truth is often why my blog is very popular, particularly with insurance agents and financial professionals.

  • @warrenbarnes9653
    @warrenbarnes9653 11 месяцев назад

    Hi, Charlie. With respect to your example of someone asking you about their weight, I agree with your response - except in the cases of our wives! Sometimes, feeding a little confirmation bias is helpful to the relationship, even in the long run!/Warren

  • @maltenglobalcompany7948
    @maltenglobalcompany7948 11 месяцев назад

    I get asked a lot about IUL and need more information on that.

  • @warrenbarnes9653
    @warrenbarnes9653 Год назад

    Charlie, have you considered the AIG/Corebridge Assured Edge Income Builder product? When I bought my contracts, their payout rates were higher than AIG’s SPIAs and FIAs. The product is not for accumulation, but I could not find and annuity product anywhere with payout rates as high in the early years.

    • @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533
      @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533 Год назад

      Yes indeed. I like their product, especially for New York clients, but there are products that generally pay out higher guaranteed income, at least as of this week. Of the 30 or so companies I have that offer guaranteed income, the deck is always being reshuffled. With interest rates much higher than they were even a year ago, carriers have really increased their pricing. But the assured edge is almost always within the top 10.

  • @JasonBrown033
    @JasonBrown033 Год назад

    Excellent!! Well done, Charlie..as always my friend. Ironically, this week I am conducting agent training on Infinite Banking Concepts (IBC) for some agencies and individual producers. One of the carriers I'm using to illustrate the participating whole life product is Mutual Trust Life. Our IMO is currently doing PWL business with four insurance carriers and MTL is one of my favorites, too. Nice video! Perhaps I should start posting mine on RUclips as well? Hmm...

  • @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533
    @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533 Год назад

    Link here: cgfinancialgroupllc.com/desmoines23/

  • @George-i7y8h
    @George-i7y8h Год назад

    Great explanation. Thank you. Why can't an individual investor do this on their own portfolio? Aside from option expertise, is it some kind of economies of scale?

    • @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533
      @charliegipplecfpcluchfc9533 Год назад

      Excellent question. Yes, because of the economies of scale with options purchasing and selling, and probably most importantly, the taxes associated with trading options on your own.