Powerful three-hour trust presentation

Learn how to protect your assets with Treoc’s famous trust structure. Our Millionaire Workshop of 2012 focuses mainly on Trusts and the ALA method, and today we’re going to talk about the trust portion.

Last week I told you how Pinky Sempe got all her assets back after the court examined her trust and ordered the “vultures” to give the assets back without even requiring a court case! How was this possible? The courts are full of trust cases where it’s found that the trusts are not even worth the paper they’re written on. Of course, these are trusts that have been set up by amateurs. By amateurs I mean bookkeepers, auditors and attorneys who don’t actually specialise in trusts, but do it as a “favour” for their clients.

William Wordsworth said: “In modern business it is not the crook who is to be feared most, it is the honest man who doesn’t know what he is doing.”

At Treoc we’ve had to distance ourselves from supposed trust specialists in the past, because we’ve realised they are a danger to our members’ trusts. The infamous Surf Trust is one such example. The lessons we learnt from that horrible experience taught us how NOT to do things. We learnt how to do things correctly, and that is one of the reasons why Pinky Sempe got her assets back immediately.

Why do people use amateurs?

People think that a trust is a trust, and that’s the answer. Finish en klaar! They think it doesn’t matter who sets it up and manages it. Others think that it is the number of trusts that is important. Others again think that it is the type of asset that’s the secret. The smart guys realise that all of this is important, but that the correct administration of the trust structure is most important of all. Despite the fact that the smart guys know what is important, some of them still make the mistake of thinking anyone can set up a trust, but Treocians like Pinky know that it is a specialist field – otherwise .........................

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