About Jeffrey Reeves BA, MA...

Jeffrey Reeves is a licensed life insurance agent and was formerly a registered securities rep. He has been guiding clients for over 30 years as they chart their paths to financial security. During this time clients, insurance, financial, real estate, mortgage, legal and accounting professionals have all contributed ideas, strategies and tactics to the arsenal of tools that emerge throughout Jeffrey's recently released book Money for Life...in good times and bad.

These contributions offer the reader an extraordinary wealth of insight, knowledge and just plain old common sense about money. The authors wish you well in your practice. Although creativity allowed these ideas to come together as a coherent message, they remain the common property of dedicated professionals like you, serving their clients.

About Dr Agon Fly...

Dr Agon Fly speaks for the professionals who are Money for Life advocates.  Dr Agon Fly is real...not as a flesh and blood person like you. However, Dr Agon Fly embodies the hundreds and thousands of women and men who have contributed to the development - over decades, centuries and millennia - of the humanizing ideas and values that you encounter when you explore Money for Life...in good times and bad.

When Dr Agon Fly speaks to you, it is with this myriad of voices...voices that have spoken in unison forever; voices that have survived every kind of challenge; voices that are now raised to help you challenge your Debt Paradigm...and overcome.

The Four Pillars of Financial Security

How to Thrive in the 21st Century

"The significant problems we have cannot be solved at the same level of thinking with which we created them."

Albert Einstein

The 50 page leather bound financial plan that you receive from the well known company with the large advertising budget is at best a snapshot of a fantasy. It is out of date when you receive it and out of touch with the reality of your life's daily challenges. It wants for wisdom. Think about it. Do you rush to the bookshelf to pull out your neatly bound financial plan when your family faces a crisis and you need money?

Ask yourself how you'd feel if, instead of fantasies in a binder,

•  You were free from debt-to-others;

•  You had an inflation protected income you didn't have to work for but you couldn't outlive;

•  You had ready money to take care of yourself and your family when some planned or unplanned life event required it - job loss, college for the kids, illness or disability, a long awaited second honeymoon, long term nursing home expense;

•  You had a secure legacy of your wisdom and your wealth that you could pay forward - on your terms - to those you care about.

These are the Four Pillars that are the framework of all stable financial structures because they rest on a foundation of money that you - and you alone - control.

Follow the practices presented in Money for Life and you too will be your own banker and have the foundation and the framework that guarantee you peace of mind about money... and about life... in good times and bad.

This is not an untested theory or a hypothetical solution... Here's a sample of what Americans all across the country are saying...

• Ms. R (36) in Colorado says this, "Thank God I could borrow from my ‘bank' instead of having to take an advance on my credit card when I fell and broke my arm. I repaid myself the $3,600.00 I borrowed from my "bank', including interest, in less than a year and my ‘bank' is back to full strength waiting for me to break a leg when I go skiing next weekend. Thanks for showing me how to handle money this way. I spent exactly the same amount as I would have if I used a credit card but in the end I got all my money back. That is amazing."
  
  
• ER (64) in California writes, "When my spouse couldn't qualify for long term care insurance in 2007 you showed us how to use the money we are saving in our ‘bank' combined with the equity in our home to prepare for this future potential need and protect our other assets at the same time. Your program is a powerful way to solve the financial riddles of life. I recommend it to everyone."
  
  
• J&T (33/31) in Indiana tell us, "When we first started our ‘bank' we saw it as a way to deal with debt and begin financing our life and our lifestyle with our own money. Now that we have our first child we are beginning to understand why the ‘legacy of wealth and wisdom' you talk about is so important. Thanks for getting us started down this path. We are looking forward to the day when all of our debt - including our mortgage - is debt to ourselves and not ‘debt-to-others' and we are looking forward to the day when we can teach our children how to use this system."
  
  
• B&J (51/47) in Florida has this to say, "When we opened our ‘bank' in 2006 we had no plans to use it. In fact, since the kids are all on their own now, we saw it as the start of a contingency fund and the base for future income. As it turns out, the contingency came much sooner than we expected. We found an opportunity to expand our business that we just couldn't pass up and were able to access the money in our ‘bank' without the slightest problem and quickly enough that the chance to grow didn't just slip by. It's paying off in spades. We have already returned most of the money we borrowed from ourselves (gee, that sounds so good) and our business is prospering. Thank you again and again. This is the neatest way to handle money."