Wealthy Americans Know That One Piece Of Paper Is Holding Up Their Best Laid Estate & Final Expense Plans

And Tearing Families Apart In The Process...

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“Without BLP I would have left my heirs with no way to pay for my end of life expenses. Now I can sleep peacefully.”

Sharon K

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“There was only one thing missing from our estate plan. With BLP, we don’t have to worry anymore.”

John and Judy D

Why Are So Many Americans Families Torn Apart After Losing A Loved One?

It’s true…

More than ever, American families are torn apart after the death of loved ones...

Even in the families where everything was taken care of...

Estate plans were made...

Final expenses were covered...

Executors were set...

Why?

It’s because there is a perfect storm of problems on the horizon...

States can FREEZE your estate for up to 6 MONTHS, so your heirs can't access a penny of the inheritance you planned to leave them.

The average final expenses are $25,000.

❌ 51% Of Americans use Debt to pay for these expenses.

❌ Heirs fight over who will pay the bills, tearing them apart forever.

❌ The average family spends 12 hours a week for 12.5 MONTHS resolving the estate.

You might say, "I've got an estate plan set up, so I'm covered."

But 92% of the best-laid plans don't solve this problem...

Keep Reading if you want to solve this problem for your family.

There are two keys to solving this problem.

1. You need the right Estate Protection Company, which is already Trusted by Americans like you, has a Track Record for solving this problem, and has the unique Capability needed to unfreeze your estate within 24-48 hours of your passing.

2. You need a licensed advisor trained in creating immediate liquidity for your family at passing.

We went on a mission to find these two keys, and two years ago, we stumbled upon one Estate Protection Company that offered what you need to unfreeze your state.

Trusted— Americans trusted This Estate Protection Company to offer immediate liquidity with $608 Million in assets across 97,865 new client liquidity plans in 2023.

Track Record—This A-rated Estate Protection Company has served Americans for over 118 years (since 1906) and has under management $3.5 billion in estate assets.

Capability—This Estate Protection Company has a patent-pending death claims process that provided liquidity without a death certificate to 67,317 American families in 2023.

Because of the trust, track record, and capability of this Estate Protection Company and the support of its licensed Advisors, families like yours now have access to a solution to removing the pain and heartache of a frozen estate.

It’s Called the Beneficiary Liquidity Plan

Avoids State Freezes of your Estate: your heirs receive funds within 24-48 hours regardless.

You can contribute up to $100,000 so your heirs can cover all final expenses immediately.

✅ Funds pass Tax-Free

✅ You don't need to worry about your heirs being torn apart worrying about finances on the worst day of their lives

✅ This works in every single State (except NY) and you can get approved up to 90 years old

Even if you think your estate plan, trust, living will, or any other end-of-life preparations have you covered, discover how adding a BLP strategy can be the secret weapon that helps keep your family together during the most difficult time imaginable.

You’re not alone… 74% of the 97,865 families implementing a liquidity plan in 2023 suffered from these two liquidity myths..

...before they realized that far too often, accepting these myths as a part of your estate plan leads to unnecessary and increased pain for your family and beneficiaries.

Liquidity Myth #1 - I have a Trust

❌ You set up a trust because you care about your family and want to ensure that your estate will be transferred to your beneficiaries as efficiently as possible without dealing with the courts.

❌ The problem is the trust remains frozen until your family obtains a death certificate, which means the financial burden of your final expenses rests solely on your family, often causing them to incur considerable debt for up to 6 months.

Liquidity Myth #2 - Joint Account Access

It is an all too common approach, but it cannot 100% guarantee access to your family. Which is why most estate attorneys are against it. Joint accounts are often frozen due to many issues:

Incorrect Setup—There are three common ways banks can set up joint account access for a family member; however 2, of them definitely will lead to a frozen account on death, and the remaining joint access method still has issues and often leads to your account being frozen at death as well (see issue #2).

Bank Freezes—Due to increased banking regulations and more frequent fraud cases, many banks still freeze accounts and lock out even the properly set-up Joint Account Owners (yes… even your spouse). They will not unlock the account until they get a death certificate, which can often take months.

Limited Available funds—In the rare case that your account was correctly set up with Joint Ownership with rights of survivorship and your bank didn’t freeze your account on death as a widespread risk management protocol, the issue that remains is that what most people set up with Joint Ownership is their checking account which is used to cover regular expenses, not final expenses. This means that at your passing, your designated account doesn’t have the amounts needed to cover your final expenses as hoped because it was dwindled by all of the healthcare costs and other unforeseen expenses typically incurred in your last six months of life.

Letting go of these myths, you realize that the only 100% guaranteed way that your spouse or loved ones can immediately access the money they need to settle your affairs and cover your final expenses as you intended is with The Beneficiary Liquidity Plan.

The best part about it is it doesn’t cost you anything to solve the problem because you are just taking money that is already expected to be left to your beneficiary and moving it from one account that can be frozen to another that can be accessed immediately within 24-48hrs of your passing (Your Beneficiary Liquidity Plan).

What Americans Like You Are Doing To Prequalify For The Beneficiary Liquidity Plan (BLP)?

You may prequalify for the BLP if you have an existing estate plan or other end of life plan and want your heirs to have access to more than $5,000 immediately after your passing.

However, there are a few more qualifications you must meet. To discover if you prequalify for the BLP, please complete the following:

Step #1: Begin the suitability process by completing the brief questionnaire below. Typically we can get 80% of your prequalification done from this before speaking to you.

Step #2: Schedule your free BLP Suitability Review Call to review your questionnaire with your Licensed BLP Advisor and get qualified for the BLP.

What Is A Licensed BLP Advisor?

A Licensed BLP Advisor has earned the license required by your state, which is often different than your typical estate planning attorney or financial advisor.

This allows them to work directly with Estate Protection Managers at A-Rated Estate Protection Companies, and allows them to be certified as a Licensed BLP Advisor.

Why Should I Schedule My Complimentary BLP Suitability Review Call?

Only 30% of prequalified Americans can actually implement the BLP due to factors like their current estate plan, which state they live in, and how much they want to leave their heirs immediately after their passing.

To fully qualify for the Beneficiary Liquidity Plan and to see your fully customized and personalized BLP, your licensed BLP Advisor will need 5-15 minutes to determine if the BLP is suitable for you.

Like a mortgage, once pre-qualified, you must speak with a banker.

This is no different.

Rest assured that your Licensed BLP Advisor will be the first to tell you that the BLP will not work for you.

Don't wait, and begin the suitability process by completing the brief survey below.

Are you ready to see if you qualify for the secret way the wealthy are protecting their inheritance? ⬇️

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