Can One Move Money From Existing Account To Bulletproof Trust Bank Account

Can One Move Money From Existing Account To Bulletproof Trust Bank Account

Yes, one can do this. Simply make a note in the Trust Minutes and create 1 Capital Interest Certificate in EXCHANGE for the deposit into the trust.


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