Creating Your American Dream
People have been coming to America in droves since the American revolution. In 1776, Thomas Jefferson penned the Declaration of Independence. That document stated that Americans wanted to be free from the tyranny of England. So, people from all countries flocked to America for a better life. One that they could forge with their own hands. One, that if they dreamed big enough and worked hard enough, they could realize their dreams and accomplishments. Most of us have our ancestors to thank for us being born here. Others, brave a lot of adversity to come here, holding onto the same American Dream our ancestors had.
It wasn’t until 1931, that the term American Dream was first penned by historian James Truslow Adams. In his best-selling book, Epic of America, published in 1931, Adams described it as, “that dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement.”
For most of us, the American Dream, is building a life for our family and ourselves, through diligence, persistence, and hard work. We strive for a better life for our children and their children. That has always been the promise of America. That, is what drives us each day to fulfill our dreams.
Over the years, Adams’ definition has changed to mean different things to different generations of Americans. However, the belief that the American Dream is achieved through sacrifice, risk-taking, and hard work still exists today. There are many examples of people, just like us, accomplishing their dreams.
Our company works with people from all walks of life, who have created the life they have imagined for themselves and their families. We help them preserve their hard work, for future generations, after they pass away. One way we do that is working with an attorney to set up a trust and funding the trust with a life insurance policy.
Life insurance is the only financial instrument that provides a tax-free death benefit for pennies on the dollar. We are proud to assist Americans with their dream for a better life, not only for themselves, but for their children and grandchildren. Being lovingly remembered and providing a legacy for one’s family is what drives many of us. And it’s easier than you think.
We are here to assist you with your American Dream.
