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In essence a child learns the value of money and paying for their own education while taking advantage of ibc. The best of both worlds really.

Why multiple policies for IBC? Could it be so you can pay multiple commissions? Why do IBC with whole life policy? Here is how and why I practice infinite banking with my own savings account at a high yield online bank: My bank (Ally) did not need a salesman to sell me my account. My bank, where I "store" my cash, does not charge any commissions. I "broke even" on day one, not year 7. My bank does not convert my cash into a "cash value." My bank has no fees to sap the effective interest rate - currently 4.35%. My bank has no MEC limits on my savings account. At my bank, if I want some of my money I just request it and they give it to me. No fees. If they send me money from my account, there is no need to pay it back to my account, but I can if I want to - at 0% interest. At my bank, if I pay myself back at the same rate I would pay on a policy loan, I come out ahead in cash compared to a cash value with uninterrupted compounding growth. Compounding growth is not a unique feature of cash values. If I don't pay it back, there are no compounding interest charges against my account. At my bank, if I want to close my account, they give me 100% of my funds. (No surrender fee.) At my bank, I earn taxable interest. That is because my account experiences real growth of money I can readily spend. At my bank, I will always have taxable interest income because I am able to pull out MORE than I put in. (The same could apply to cash value "infinite banks," but you're unlikely to ever pull out more than you put in.) At my bank, if I want a loan, I don't have to self fund it first or wait 20 years to build up a cash value. At my bank, loans are tax-free. (ALL loans everywhere are tax free!) At my bank, if I take out a loan, the maximum amount is not tied to some percentage of my savings account. At my bank, if I get a loan, my savings continue to earn interest unaffected by the loan. (WOW! Just like a cash value "infinite bank.") At my bank, if I die, the bank does not keep the funds in my account. My designated primary or secondary beneficiaries get ALL of it. (Ask your salesman what happens to your cash value.) My bank does not provide a death benefit. (OMG!) At my stage in life, I don't want or need one, and they don't make me pay for it either. (And if I did want life insurance, I'd buy a term policy.)

Oh man, so cool!! You really need SMZeus!!

Like the start…….”This is an adult thing to do”……that was great. The Swiss Army Knife of the financial world along with IBC is not for short term thinking. Some of my favorite takeaways. Another solid podcast guys. Great job!

Great stuff guys…..really liked the mortgage analogy; helpful to explain where someone may choose to redirect their money into an IBC policy as opposed to paying off their mortgage faster. They can then have two assets, of which, only one of them is guaranteed to appreciate over time and doesn’t require any lawn mowing or carpet cleaning. (My creative liberty take 😊)

Since you are talking about 'Being An Honest Banker' in this episode, could you please do a comparison video relating to the latest SVB takeover. Since you mentioned you're right down there in Silicone Valley, I figure you may have some unique insight. Thanks you two....... your podcasts have been valuable to my IBC understanding and I appreciate what you do here to educate us. #IBC #NelsonNash #TheFifthEdition

Wow, what a testimonial! ❤ Thanks for letting your listeners ease drop on your conversation. 😊

I’m hoping this podcast will inspire my 23- year old. I have a policy and I’ve explained it the best I can on how I’ll be able to use it and how it’ll be part of our Family Bank. He’s slowly grasping the concept and is willing to re-route his $ towards IBC. I’ll live vicariously through him, hoping we will prosper together. Thank you for all you do to get this information out. Aloha 🤙🏾

I got lucky. The 3rd video I watched on UA-cam about banking with life was a Video with Nelson Nash in it.

I really love listening ''The Fifth Edition'' podcast. Both hosts (John Montoya and John D. Perrings) are very professional, knowledgeable, and informative.