Not all of those who profess to be Treocians are in fact Treocians

These days every Tom, Dick and Harry is a supposed expert on the Treoc Way; and as long as things are going well they will gladly take the credit for it, but as soon as things go wrong, they blame yours truly. Even when someone loses his job and can therefore no longer afford his shortfalls, I get blamed. The fact that he would have lost his job anyway and that it has nothing to do with the Treoc Way, or the fact that thanks to the Treoc Way he has only lost debt and not assets doesn’t get taken into consideration at all.

Recently an advisor who supposedly knows the Treoc Way recommended that a member buy assets in his personal name because he is ostensibly too old for a trust. That’s nonsense. No-one is ever too old for a trust. The worst part for me is the fact that the member followed this kind of advice! This is NOT the Treoc Way, and I don’t care who you got this advice from. I don’t care what the advisor’s qualifications and accreditations are either, or that the advisor’s advice was meant well. It is NOT the Treoc Way… full stop!

“Owning property in your own name is completely out. At this point you have already been made aware that everything will come to an end at the time of .........................

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