Many were asking for additional details on exchange constraints before they make their masterpieces. So we asked a few more specific questions to our sources, and got a few more answers.
Understand that before you engage in the actual physical redemption portion of this event, we all should expect rates, terms and details like the ones below to adjust up or down by the time you actually get into your appointment. So take everything you read as information versus hard fact.
But we trust our sources, and they have agreed on several things independently of each other, and not agreed on others… so we’ll try and draw some third party conclusions from their input.
Taxes
There are no taxes. Sovereign exchanges have no taxation. Never have, never will. When you gointo a structured payout or another investment product, yes there will be taxes on the earned
investment interest, that’s standard and we believe for individuals that will be as high 20% per the US tax code. So no taxes on the initial exchange, yes taxes on earned income from
interest per normal.
Sovereign Trusts
You’re in another financial category with your ZIM redemption, unlike anything anyone reading this has ever encountered, so trying to apply old constructs or experiences to this exchange is not logical. Sovereign Trusts basically are as close as you can get to the creation of money as possible, meaning you’re a notch below actual physical ownership of actual physical assets.
These trusts grant you certain rights like no taxation and private banking amenities, and why the ZIM holders must be separated from the currency holders—at least for private redemptions in the first five days before the actual currency portion of the RV takes hold.
Historic bonds are redeemed in sovereign trusts which are notch above a regular T3 trust in the banking platform system. But yes, you can take your profits and created normal T3 trusts to bless family, friends, kids, churches, etc. in T4 trusts. But initially, your ZIM redemptions will go into special sovereign trust due to the asset class of your redeeming instrument and the sheervolume of exchange principal deposited.
Wire Transfers
Once your ZIM has been redeemed, you’ll be able to make 2 wire transfers initially… each up to 150 million per transfer. We recommend using these two transfers to go into existing checking, savings, LLC accounts to beused as ready cash. If only the bank tellers can see what you have total, nothing will change on the outside of your life and you’ll be stocked with cash up front. If you’re bank isn’t big enough to handle this kind of cash deposit, a new account will be opened for you at any of the major banks (Wells Fargo, Citibank, Chase and Bank of America… also mid-tier banks like Fifth Third Bank, Comerica, Regions, Bank of the West, Huntington can also handle that volume… but not local banks and not credit unions).
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