Kim D. H. Butler

In Busting the Real Estate Investment Lies, real estate expert Jimmy Vreeland has teamed up with life insurance guru Kim Butler to show you how to break the middle-class myth and find financial freedom through the time-tested method of combining real estate with life insurance....

Is life insurance a bad investment? Don’t I lose all my cash value when I die? Shouldn’t I just make a bundle and invest it instead? What about my spouse or my kids—do they need life insurance....

Live Your Life Insurance shows you exactly how you can take advantage of one of the most common financial tools. In it, you'll discover exactly how you can use your life insurance....

How to build - and keep - generational wealth! How can a family build "safe and sure" wealth...that lasts for generations? That's the question answered by Perpetual Wealth. You'll discover how families can create wealth together to serve the good of all....

Busting the Interest Rate Lies offers information to help you avoid common financial mistakes and put thousands of dollars into your pocket....

Vive Tu Seguro de Vida le muestra exactamente cómo puede aprovechar una de las herramientas financieras más comunes, pero malentendidas. En él, descubrirá exactamente cómo puede usar su seguro de vida para beneficiarlo mientras esté vivo....

Is retirement dead? Perhaps not yet, but it's on life support. The concept of retirement, as we've known it, is becoming a thing of the past....

Can prosperity economics be the answer you need? Typical financial advice - what you listen to and hear in the mainstream financial media - will get you typical results....

In THINK: Adventures at Prosperity Patch, these extraordinary animals discover that, with the power of a positive mindset, there are no limits to what they can achieve.

For decades, typical financial planning has sold itself on perpetuating a fundamental lie—that you can reach prosperity through its methods. But truly prosperous individuals don’t follow typical financial planning. They know that most mainstream money advice is not intended to make you wealthy.