I'm looking at getting into this too. I think is so important. Is there a check list I can find like what you have to make sure as I study/look for opportunities that I am not missing anything important?
@chrisklugh That's great to hear you're interested! It's definitely important to do your research and not miss any key details. You may have already found the list at the end of the video - timestamp 52:35 - you can also find out more information at nyafinancialpodcast.com!
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Excuse me, I don’t think I know you. are you a Bank On Yourself professional? If not how do you even know if there’s a difference? Have you ever worked with Bank On Yourself professional? Do you have a Bank On Yourself designed policy? There at least 29 different characteristics required in the policy design itself not to mention using an agent or advisor that knows how to manage this thing for decades to come. The ongoing education and certification requirements to be a Bank On Yourself professional took me over three years to master. Better than a weekend seminar and a binder from other outfits. Yes they’re a good people doing similar strategies with other companies, but I have a feeling you may not be unbiased since I see your brand is also a financial services company.
@@snellerfinancialservicesll5303all i can say is I see the work (in force policies) of folks who claim to be in that camp. I have no interest in disparaging you or anyone else. That said, virtually every illustration I see from agents claiming to be experts in are incorrectly designed, or with the wrong company... PUA load costs are too high (8-15%), or its a direct recognition loan (devastating for borrowing or retiring), or interest on loans are charged at the beginning of the year... or the company's balance sheet is a mess, or there is high standard deviation on dividends... and SO much more... Rest assured - if I see one designed correctly, I encourage folks to keep it! all the best to you sir - I am signing off this chat thread - too many clients to serve to be on here right now. All the best to you
No unfortunately IBC is not the same thing as Bank On Yourself - nyafinancialpodcast.com/episode-235-top-10-episodes-why-work-with-a-bank-on-yourself-professional-ep-159/
I'm looking at getting into this too. I think is so important. Is there a check list I can find like what you have to make sure as I study/look for opportunities that I am not missing anything important?
@chrisklugh That's great to hear you're interested! It's definitely important to do your research and not miss any key details. You may have already found the list at the end of the video - timestamp 52:35 - you can also find out more information at nyafinancialpodcast.com!
sorry what is the name of that book again? I tried looking it up and couldn't find it. please what is the ISBN?
What is the time stamp of the book your hearing in the video? We will try to get the name and title to you
can we get a copy of that presentation? how can we get that check list?
I don't believe the presentation is available as a copy however you can watch the video and if you'd like to speak with someone please reach out to us
how can I get a copy of that pre check flight list?
Best way is to go to Not Your Average Financial Podcast™ website and click on Request a Meeting - nyafinancialpodcast.com
You can also find it here - nyafinancialpodcast.com/episode-159-why-work-with-a-bank-on-yourself-professional/
I just want to say thank you!
I appreciate the kind words!
What’s the difference between boy and ibc?
The video goes through almost 30 different important distinctions, and describes the history of why
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Excuse me, I don’t think I know you. are you a Bank On Yourself professional? If not how do you even know if there’s a difference? Have you ever worked with Bank On Yourself professional? Do you have a Bank On Yourself designed policy? There at least 29 different characteristics required in the policy design itself not to mention using an agent or advisor that knows how to manage this thing for decades to come. The ongoing education and certification requirements to be a Bank On Yourself professional took me over three years to master. Better than a weekend seminar and a binder from other outfits. Yes they’re a good people doing similar strategies with other companies, but I have a feeling you may not be unbiased since I see your brand is also a financial services company.
@@snellerfinancialservicesll5303all i can say is I see the work (in force policies) of folks who claim to be in that camp. I have no interest in disparaging you or anyone else. That said, virtually every illustration I see from agents claiming to be experts in are incorrectly designed, or with the wrong company... PUA load costs are too high (8-15%), or its a direct recognition loan (devastating for borrowing or retiring), or interest on loans are charged at the beginning of the year... or the company's balance sheet is a mess, or there is high standard deviation on dividends... and SO much more...
Rest assured - if I see one designed correctly, I encourage folks to keep it! all the best to you sir - I am signing off this chat thread - too many clients to serve to be on here right now. All the best to you
I’m starting an Ibc policy from Chris naugle is that the same as BOY?
No unfortunately IBC is not the same thing as Bank On Yourself - nyafinancialpodcast.com/episode-235-top-10-episodes-why-work-with-a-bank-on-yourself-professional-ep-159/