The Solo 401(k), the Roth IRA, the Health Savings Account (HSA), the Coverdell Education Savings Account (CESA), and the Golden Roth, the one almost nobody has heard of. Each one has a different job: health, retirement, legacy and education. In the class I show you how they work together, and the order I'd open them in.

For some of them. A Solo 401(k) needs self-employment income, even from a side business. A Roth IRA and an HSA are open to W-2 earners within IRS income and eligibility rules. Contribution limits change every year, so I give you the current numbers in the class.

It's a two-day virtual class where I teach you how wealthy families structure their money. We cover the four levers that move a tax bill, the tax-advantaged accounts most owners never open, how your entities should be set up, hiring your kids, and trusts and legacy. I'm not your CPA and I'm not a financial advisor. I'm an entrepreneur, just like you, and I don't teach anything I don't do for my own family.

It's live, every weekend. I'm teaching in real time, taking your questions from the chat, and working through real attendees' numbers on the whiteboard. Bring your questions and your numbers, because this is when you get to use them.

Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eastern, with breaks and a lunch. That's 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mountain and 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Pacific. Your access link comes by email and text after you register.

I want you there live. That's where this works: you're asking questions, watching real numbers get fixed on the whiteboard, and doing it with your spouse next to you. If something comes up and you can't make it, contact [email protected] and we'll move you to a future weekend, free of charge. Replays are only sent in special circumstances, by request to support after the event.

Yes, free, and I want you to. Money is a partnership game. When one person learns this and the other doesn't, nothing happens at the kitchen table on Monday. After you register you'll get a guest link to send them.

Business owners first. Most people in the room are first-generation owners who make good money and can't figure out where it goes, running anything from a few hundred thousand to a few million a year. It's also built for high-earning W-2 professionals, like doctors, attorneys and top salespeople, who pay a lot in taxes and don't have much to show for it. Plenty of couples come with one spouse on a W-2 and the other running a business.

No. Some of the most useful things I teach are what I call Level 1: renting your home to your business under the Augusta Rule, an accountable plan, hiring your kids, and the right retirement account. Those were written for owners your size. I also teach the bigger structures, so you'll see where this goes as you grow. The rules are the same at $100K and $10 million. The structure is what changes.

There are no loopholes. Everything I teach is written in the tax code. Congress put incentives in there on purpose, for housing, jobs, retirement and families, and the wealthy have been following them for decades. I sort every strategy by a traffic light: red is fraud, yellow is something the IRS has already said no to, green is clearly allowed. I don't teach red or yellow. You report every dollar you make. Whether a green strategy fits you depends on your facts, which is why you confirm it with your own tax professional before you act.

No. This is education. Aspire is not a CPA firm, a law firm or an investment advisor, and nothing in the class is personal advice for your situation. I show you how the rules work and what I do for my own family. Before you implement anything, run it by a licensed professional who knows your numbers.

Unconditional money-back guarantee. If you're not happy with the class for any reason, email [email protected] within 30 days and we'll refund 100% of your $97. No questions asked. I'd rather give your money back than keep it if you don't feel it was worth it.