As the youngest of 6 children Tom McFie grew up in financial poverty, sharing a single bed with his brother until he was 10 years old. On cold winter mornings they’d wake up and scratch their names in the frost that had built up on the inside of the walls of the bedroom they shared with their parents. And so at a very young age he decided that poverty was unacceptable. Two doctorate degrees later, he was still searching for the answers on how to create wealth. Today he's known as the man who “beat the bankers” not because he did everything the bankers, financial planners, CPAs and wall street people told him to do with his money, but because he started doing what bankers actually do with their own money. That’s how he became known as "the man who beat the bankers." The system he uses is called The Perpetual Wealth Code™. Today, sharing this system with others has become his passion. Helping others become wealthier every year is awesome!