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ash　flow。　For　example；　by　owning　your　own　corporation　…　vacations　are　board　meetings　in　Hawaii。　Car　payments；　insurance；　repairs　are　pany　expenses。　Health　club　membership　is　a　pany　expense。　Most　restaurant　meals　are　partial　expenses。　And　on　and　on　…　but　do　it　legally　with　pre…tax　dollars。

2。　Protection　from　lawsuits。　We　live　in　a　litigious　society。　Everybody　wants　a　piece　of　your　action。　The　rich　hide　much　of　their　wealth　using　vehicles　such　as　corporations　and　trusts　to　protect　their　assets　from　creditors。　When　someone　sues　a　wealthy　individual　they　are　often　met　with　layers　of　legal　protection；　and　often　find　that　the　wealthy　person　actually　owns　nothing。　They　control　everything；　but　own　nothing。　The　poor　and　middle　class　try　to　own　everything　and　lose　it　to　the　government　or　to　fellow　citizens　who　like　to　sue　the　rich。　They　learned　it　from　the　Robin　Hood　story。　Take　from　the　rich；　give　to　the　poor。

It　is　not　the　purpose　of　this　book　to　go　into　the　specifics　of　owning　a　corporation。 But　I　will　say　that　if　you　own　any　kind　of　legitimate　assets；　I　would　consider　finding　out　more　about　the　benefits　and　protection　offered　by　a　corporation　as　soon　as　possible。　There　are　many　books

written　on　the　subject　that　will　detail　the　benefits　and　even　walk　you　through　the　steps　necessary　to　set　up　a　corporation。　One　book　in　particular；　Inc。　and　Grow　Rich　provides　a　wonderful　insight　into　the　power　of　personal　corporations。

Financial　IQ　is　actually　the　synergy　of　many　skills　and　talents。　But　I　would　say　it　is　the　bination　of　the　four　technical　skills　listed　above　that　make　up　basic　financial　intelligence。　If　you　aspire　to　great　wealth；　it　is　the　bination　of　these　skills　that　will　greatly　amplify　an　individual's　financial　intelligence。

In　summary