Financialguy
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No one has posted the "strategy" that GTBK is using. No one has explained in detail what it is they are doing. Delaney says it is wrong or fails the ethics etc, but even he doesn't say what they are doing.
1. How does the strategy work?
2. How does this strategy cost nothing to the donor?
3. What does it provide to the charity? they claim it provides CASH TODAY but no one is explaining this, where its coming from, the draw on the customers assets
4. People have claimed that GTBK is using bank products or some kind of premium financing with this, but none have explained what or how or cost or process or procedure, nothing.
5. People have claimed that GTBK is using "arbitrage" in this, and insurance agents say those fancy words only to make themselves sound like they know something. Usually arbitrage to an insurance agent is just taking one asset and cashing it in to invest in a higher yielding one, or taking a loan from some source to HOPEFULLY recieve a better yield than the cost. What REAL arbitrage is being used here? this is not explained at all. It is not even explained what 'considered arbitrage' is being used here.
6. What products are being used here and how? what features do they have? what providers are being used? again nothing said.
Can anyone answer these most basic of questions which have been asked over and over yet have not been answered here at all?
Thank you.
1. How does the strategy work?
2. How does this strategy cost nothing to the donor?
3. What does it provide to the charity? they claim it provides CASH TODAY but no one is explaining this, where its coming from, the draw on the customers assets
4. People have claimed that GTBK is using bank products or some kind of premium financing with this, but none have explained what or how or cost or process or procedure, nothing.
5. People have claimed that GTBK is using "arbitrage" in this, and insurance agents say those fancy words only to make themselves sound like they know something. Usually arbitrage to an insurance agent is just taking one asset and cashing it in to invest in a higher yielding one, or taking a loan from some source to HOPEFULLY recieve a better yield than the cost. What REAL arbitrage is being used here? this is not explained at all. It is not even explained what 'considered arbitrage' is being used here.
6. What products are being used here and how? what features do they have? what providers are being used? again nothing said.
Can anyone answer these most basic of questions which have been asked over and over yet have not been answered here at all?
Thank you.