EPISODE · Apr 8, 2026 · 30 MIN
1561: Create New Retirement Income Locating Unclaimed Assets with David Church
from Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank · host Robert Plank
From recovering $71 million in “forgotten” money to turning everyday workers into six‑figure earners, David Church is the guy people call when they’ve hit a financial wall and need a real alternative to traditional retirement plans and side hustles. As the founder of Surplus Institute, David teaches a simple, repeatable system for locating surplus and […] The post 1561: Create New Retirement Income Locating Unclaimed Assets with David Church first appeared on Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank: Business Growth & Entrepreneur Stories.
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From recovering $71 million in “forgotten” money to turning everyday workers into six‑figure earners, David Church is the guy people call when they’ve hit a financial wall and need a real alternative to traditional retirement plans and side hustles. As the founder of Surplus Institute, David teaches a simple, repeatable system for locating surplus and unclaimed funds often tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars that rightfully belong to homeowners and everyday citizens, but are trapped behind red tape and confusing government processes. https://youtu.be/cS5B8oNePfw You’ll hear how David helps over 50 and especially over 60 professionals replace their income, why banks and governments have little incentive to push this money back to its owners, and how you can build a business helping people claim what’s theirs without needing prior real estate or legal experience. Quotes: “Clarity turns hidden money into real money.” – David Church “Follow up is where the big checks live.” – David Church “Learn one market, master one system, replace your income.” – David Church Resources: David Church on LinkedIn Surplus Institute
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