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  • @MikeAffholder
    @MikeAffholder Před 8 hodinami

    Wonder does this work for someone who makes 50k a year.

  • @Papamonty01
    @Papamonty01 Před 2 dny

    Thank you Rachel and Bruce!!😊🎉

  • @warrenbarnes9653
    @warrenbarnes9653 Před 2 dny

    Hi, Rachel and Bruce et al. I just encountered this video in my feed. Although I own no IUL policies, I feel the need to offer some information that will better balance the information conveyed here. First, IUL policies are available with no lapse death benefit guarantees up to age 100. These policies will have required premiums far less than those for conventional whole life policies, and some of these IUL policies also provide a return of premium that will allow for a substantial refund 20 or 25 years in, though the guarantee requires that the policyholder not access the cash value. Second, for pure permanent death benefit, Guaranteed UL contracts offer true permanent death benefit to age 121 for premiums often less than half that of whole life, though with NO cash value. Third, people with health problems may find it possible to purchase a table rated IUL from a stock company, whereas a mutual company might not wish to underwrite a whole life policy for them. Although, in theory, the mutuals will write a table rated policy, in practice I know people can have difficulty with this. (This actually happened to me recently though, fortunately, my health concern was resolved so I will try again.) Overall, I love whole life, but it is the highest cost death benefit, notwithstanding that the excess is refunded back to the policyholder over time. But for people whole want a true permanent death benefit and no other attributes, there are other options. Thank you./Warren Barnes, CPA (licensed in MA and VT)

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 2 dny

      Thanks for watching! Yes, if someone wants a death benefit for a certain time period and depending on their circumstances, some form of UL can be a better option. This video is more about those who are looking to grow and utilize the cash value. While we do not use IULs for Infinite Banking, we never said they could not work. The bottom line is that IULs carry inherent risks that do not exist in Whole Life, and therefore it is crucial to understand all the risks. We generally prefer the safety and liquidity of our whole life and invest outside of our policies in things that cash flow and that we know and can control. The whole life policy is an emergency/opportunity fund, a place to store cash in between deals. IBC is a different philosophy than those focused on accumulation only and not wanting to be in control. Neither way is wrong. Having said that, our team has and will sell IULs if it makes sense i.e., someone can demonstrate they can and will max fund, they understand the risk, and if the purpose is accumulation, NOT Infinite Banking. Here is a video I would recommend to anyone considering purchasing an IUL: czcams.com/video/wj3h7rSspdM/video.html With an IUL, the insurance company only guarantees a gross earnings rate minimum and the death benefit for a period of time. With Whole Life, the cash value is guaranteed to increase every year by a minimum dollar amount, and the policy is guaranteed to endow. Even if you max fund an IUL, never miss a payment or pay late, and pay the extra fee to guarantee the death benefit to a specific age, you still don't have a guaranteed cash value dollar amount. Whether max funded or minimally funded, a whole life policy still has a guaranteed cash value dollar amount (guaranteed to increase by a minimum dollar amount annually) and a guaranteed death benefit to endowment (typically age 100 or 121). Because a UL does not endow, you can only reduce the death benefit to try to preserve the policy. Because Whole Life endows, you can reduce the death benefit amount, so it is GUARANTEED paid-up. Life insurance is not an investment. No matter how you design it, it is still life insurance. In any asset, you can only maximize 1-2 out of the following three things: Safety, Liquidity, and Growth. You have to sacrifice at least 1. IULs sacrifice Safety to get Growth by transferring risk (themoneyadvantage.com/why-you-want-insurance-part-1-transfer-risk/) to the policyholder. * IULs do not have guaranteed premium * IULs do not have guaranteed cash that increases every year all the way to endowment * IULs do not have guaranteed death benefit all the way to endowment * IULs do not endow. Endowment is when the cash value equals the death benefit, and the company pays out the death benefit to the insured Whole life has these guarantees, which is why we use them for Infinite Banking.

    • @warrenbarnes9653
      @warrenbarnes9653 Před 2 dny

      I completely agree. And even for accumulation, I wonder why people do not obtain an Indexed Annuity instead of IUL, which doesn’t have the COI expense drag, and thus really cannot lose value, other than the cost of an income rider. However, whole life is the most expensive death benefit, because of all of the other benefits. Oh, and BTW, mutual companies are not required to distribute all of their profits. In fact, they need to retain some in order to have surplus as a backstop to policy liabilities. Basically, stock companies attempt to achieve a 12 to 15 percent ROE on average, while mutuals might be satisfied with the 6 percent ROE. The difference goes to a mutual company’s participating policyholders. But I agree that most people are not equipped to deal with an IUL policy. An IUL policy is really more like a small business that must be continually monitored, in order to determine if the premiums or death benefit should be adjusted. But as I said before, some people will simply not qualify for a whole life policy.

  • @wleight1
    @wleight1 Před 3 dny

    The highlighted comments in this episode have showcased just how powerless people think they are in regard to money.

  • @Papamonty01
    @Papamonty01 Před 3 dny

    Such an exceptional episode, thank you!!!🎉❤

  • @anthonygallegos4708

    Anna just held a master class. She crushed it!

  • @triciamiller7612
    @triciamiller7612 Před 4 dny

    This was super! Thank you for a really informative podcast!

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 4 dny

      Awesome, thanks for listening! So happy you found it informative!

  • @awkb777
    @awkb777 Před 4 dny

    wow no comments??

  • @zlewisification
    @zlewisification Před 5 dny

    I've heard this, but it's just an assertion. Let's try it. I don't seriously want that, but it's a big assumption to base your financial worldview on.

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 5 dny

      Thank you for watching! This is a short clip from a one-hour podcast, so to be clear, no one is basing their entire financial worldview on this one point. Are you suggesting that some people won't have more wealth than others?

  • @anthonygallegos4708

    My question is is where do banks get the money to lend? If I deposit $1000 and they lend out $10,000, where did the other $9000 come from? To my mind, they just type it into a computer, but they must be borrowing from the Fed at a lower rate and selling to their borrowers at a higher rate. The Fed just prints money to lend to the banks. This is the man behind the curtain.

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 5 dny

      Our monetary system is debt-based. The banking system only requires a bank to keep 10% in reserves. The rest they can loan out. So, if you make a deposit of $1,000, the bank can make new loans of up to $9,000 based on your deposit. They literally create it out of thin air.

    • @anthonygallegos4708
      @anthonygallegos4708 Před 5 dny

      @@TheMoneyAdvantage So they don’t borrow from the Fed??

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 5 dny

      @@anthonygallegos4708 They can borrow from the FED to meet reserve requirements, but that is more of a last resort as banks more often lend to each other to meet their reserve requirements. The banks in the system create new money when they make loans. For example, when someone takes out a mortgage, the mortgage lender creates new money.

    • @anthonygallegos4708
      @anthonygallegos4708 Před 5 dny

      @@TheMoneyAdvantage unreal!

  • @dfabtv2240
    @dfabtv2240 Před 6 dny

    Your borrowing money from yourself with more relaxed terms still paying an interest on it and calling it a good thing is there other benefits ?

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 5 dny

      Thank you for watching! You are actually borrowing from the life insurance company, and your cash value is the collateral. So, it's not "your money." All capital has a cost. If you pay cash, you give up earning interest. With life insurance loans, you do not interrupt the compound growth of your cash value. themoneyadvantage.com/life-insurance-loans-and-why-we-use-them/

  • @dfabtv2240
    @dfabtv2240 Před 6 dny

    It's your own money

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 5 dny

      No, actually, it's not. See my reply to your other comment on this video.

  • @user-js1xo5el5b
    @user-js1xo5el5b Před 9 dny

    The moment i hear this, i realised how lost we are. Thanks God for this education

  • @Tech2goit
    @Tech2goit Před 10 dny

    AL Williams

  • @cybercab
    @cybercab Před 10 dny

    Math is hard.

  • @Soldierdiaz21
    @Soldierdiaz21 Před 10 dny

    1- yes (binging the whole series) 2- no, but have the book

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 10 dny

      Looks like you're all set for a deep dive into the series and the book! Just remember to come up for air occasionally.

  • @iant720
    @iant720 Před 10 dny

    Factional banking is fraud, no other way around it. Crazy that it is commonplace.

  • @verderriscursey
    @verderriscursey Před 11 dny

    Not sure what mr. Bernard is talking about but health insurance companies also negotiate prices with doctors and hospitals. Debt in general is also negotiated when they buy it pennies on the dollar too.

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 10 dny

      I am not sure who Bernard is, but yes prices are a negotiation process.

    • @verderriscursey
      @verderriscursey Před 10 dny

      @@TheMoneyAdvantage the guy whose comments he was addressiing

  • @jjsoccer1010
    @jjsoccer1010 Před 11 dny

    "IT'S NOT GREED, it's suggestion." Super good point.

  • @TheMoneyAdvantage
    @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 11 dny

    Fractional Reserve Banking Creates Inflation - Infinite Banking Is the Solution Inflation causes everything to feel more expensive, so what do you do to protect your money from inflation? Today, we'll explore the link between inflation and fractional reserve banking, and how Infinite Banking is the sound money solution. So, if you want to learn how to ensure more economic stability and prosperity, tune in today! 👉👉 Want the Exact 🏦Privatized Banking🏦 Strategies Our Clients Are Using to Build Financial Freedom? CLICK HERE For the #1 Secret: privatizedbankingsecrets.com/... 👉 👉 Listen to The Money Advantage podcast: themoneyadvantage.com/subscri... 📕📕 Estate Planning With a Purpose: Our faith-based framework helps reveal what you need to do TODAY to strengthen, protect, and provide for your family for generations to come. sevengenerationslegacy.com/book 👉 👉 Ready to move forward with Privatized Banking, alternative investments, or cash flow strategies to coordinate your finances so that everything works together to improve your life today and accelerate time and money freedom? Book an Introductory Call with our team today: themoneyadvantage.com/calendar/

  • @muhammadmushtaq8976
    @muhammadmushtaq8976 Před 13 dny

    They are very hard working people. Learn how to work hard.❤

  • @katherinefratello4400

    I never learned anything in school about money now I am learning thank God

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 13 dny

      It's never too late to start learning about money management!

  • @katherinefratello4400

    Yes I am learning so much I will buy the book thank you!

  • @katherinefratello4400

    Thank you ! I am a gentile graffitied in

  • @maryannburrows8480
    @maryannburrows8480 Před 18 dny

    You can still invest the million in real estate as an investment and SELL it if you need to rebuild your house. Real estate is a safe investment that always goes up. Insurance is not necessary if you can afford to rebuild your home

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 17 dny

      Thank you for watching! Real Estate is a fantastic asset; however, it does not only go up, and you may or may not be able to sell it for the amount needed. Would be better to pay peanuts for the insurance and keep the real estate and your house.

  • @bassoonatlarge9752
    @bassoonatlarge9752 Před 18 dny

    GREAT ANALOGY with the hot air balloon on the increasing term insurance. In other news, did you both get a new camera?

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 18 dny

      Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the analogy. Not sure if Bruce got a new camera but Ive been using my iPhone as my camera for quite awhile.

  • @jcrockett870
    @jcrockett870 Před 18 dny

    People who say this probably don't even buy term and almost certainly do not invest the difference...

    • @bassoonatlarge9752
      @bassoonatlarge9752 Před 18 dny

      they're probably the same people that complain about how expensive term insurance, and then they try to find investments with the lowest fees and never get started. also buying high and selling low...

    • @amancio2446
      @amancio2446 Před 18 dny

      And their family will end up opening a GoFund me page. My policies are the ultimate ANTI-GOFUND ME account.

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 18 dny

      It's important to back up our words with actions :)

  • @TheMoneyAdvantage
    @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 18 dny

    Here's What's Wrong With Buy Term and Invest the Difference Are you trying to decide which type of life insurance to buy? You want to protect your family in case something happens, so how do you do it best? Whole life insurance is often rejected as expensive and a poor "investment," while mainstream opinion leans in favor of the "buy term invest the difference" strategy, which involves opting for cheap insurance coverage and investing the dollars you save. But there are many problems under the hood of this popular strategy. Today, we'll uncover the reason for the debate and, most importantly, the facts that the buy-term camp ignores. So, if you want to make intelligent financial decisions that stack the odds in your favor, tune in today to gain the clarity to make life insurance decisions that leave you wealthier. 👉👉 Want the Exact 🏦Privatized Banking🏦 Strategies Our Clients Are Using to Build Financial Freedom? CLICK HERE For the #1 Secret: privatizedbankingsecrets.com/... 👉 👉 Listen to The Money Advantage podcast: themoneyadvantage.com/subscri... 📕📕 Estate Planning With a Purpose: Our faith-based framework helps reveal what you need to do TODAY to strengthen, protect, and provide for your family for generations to come. sevengenerationslegacy.com/book 👉 👉 Ready to move forward with Privatized Banking, alternative investments, or cash flow strategies to coordinate your finances so that everything works together to improve your life today and accelerate time and money freedom? Book an Introductory Call with our team today: themoneyadvantage.com/calendar/

  • @DGarcia007
    @DGarcia007 Před 19 dny

    What whole life insurance companies do you recommend?

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 19 dny

      Thank you for watching! First, we have to understand the client's financial picture. Then we can determine what strategies work for someone's unique situation. Only after that can we determine companies and products. We cannot make a recommendation at the product level via a CZcams comment. If you would like to see how this can work for you specifically, you can book a conversation with our team here: themoneyadvantage.com/calendar

  • @gigi2091
    @gigi2091 Před 22 dny

    in German there are different words for getting money from work, its earning or making money and or winning it, that is called gaining money

  • @gigi2091
    @gigi2091 Před 22 dny

    Give soemthing back to society would be an appropriate sentence here in Germany as education and Universities are free, there is no tution fee and they are financed by taxes so all people even not those who are well off pay sor academic education for teh well-off (statistics show that around 80% of students come from people who have an academic background and not from the non-academic working class) - that teh unjust Socialism in Germany. What I criticize concerning teh high salaries for teh CEOs is that they get all teh benefit but are not accountable for their bad decisions, they might loose the job but there is no personal financial liability for the damages caused by them- at least not in Germany, haev seen that so many time with CEO with banks, big automobile companies

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 22 dny

      Thank you for watching! Yes, I think most people don't really have a problem with salaries, but rather the lack of accountability or a two-tiered justice system where some people get special privileges. For an economy to flourish, the rules need to apply equally to all.

  • @MomentoMori769
    @MomentoMori769 Před 24 dny

    These bigger base pilcies are higher commission to the agent?

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 24 dny

      We design policies based on the client’s unique situation, versus using a cookie-cutter approach and designing all polices the same. It really depends on the company, the product, and the client. For instance, there is one product we use where we will often have the base premium at 50-60%; however, the first year cash value available would be in the 70-80%+ range. The main point is that this is not a one size fits all, and premium splits, the way discussed by most, do not apply equally to all products. It’s important to have an abundance mindset when looking for the best life insurance companies to work with. We believe compensation is a good thing and should be based on the amount of value you receive. Even more importantly, there are risks associated with having too little base premium, which we have brought up in prior episodes, that people need to understand.

  • @iant720
    @iant720 Před 24 dny

    Such a great topic and presentation!!! Not sure if you're a fan of the TV Show "Duck Dynasty" but I find it facinating how Phill and Miss Kay Robertson made the choice to turn to God and leave a legacy.. and now they are blessed with a massive and close family after only a couple generations! We are so short sitghted these days, it's crazy the legacy one guy can leave.. Even if it starts by whiddling duck calls..

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 24 dny

      Your comment made my day! It's always great to connect with viewers who appreciate the content. Never watched the show but I am sure its great.

  • @user-kh8qi5nh2g
    @user-kh8qi5nh2g Před 25 dny

    Thank You for sharing the knowledge blessings to you and your family.

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 24 dny

      I'm glad you found the knowledge helpful! Best wishes to you and your family as well.

  • @TheMoneyAdvantage
    @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 25 dny

    Legacy: The 2 Essentials for Lasting Impact 0:05:08 - Mindset Shift for Lasting Impact 0:12:42 - Two Essentials You Need to Create Wealth and Leave a Legacy 0:19:34 - Long-Term Thinking for Future Generations Do you want to make a difference that lasts for generations? If you have children or grandchildren that you want to benefit, bless, and uplift, you can make plans now to accomplish that priority. Before you start planning, though, there are two essentials you'll need. These two components will help you get started and follow through so that you complete your plans. Rachel Marshall's near-death experience during childbirth was more than just a life-changing event; it was a wake-up call that transformed her perspective on the fragility of life and the urgency of planning for the future. This episode urges us to rethink our priorities and embrace a mindset that transcends personal gain to create a ripple effect of positive impact. Rachel's poignant story serves as a powerful reminder that our current mindset shapes our behaviors and results, urging us to seize our resources to make a meaningful, lasting difference for future generations. Join us as we explore how shifting from self-centered thinking to an impact-driven approach can revolutionize both our personal lives and professional endeavors. Rachel emphasizes the importance of building generational wealth and fostering family enterprises that serve not just ourselves but our descendants. We delve into the concept of creating multi-faceted wealth-encompassing financial, human, social, intellectual, and spiritual capital-using the ancient Iroquois' seven-generation perspective as inspiration. This episode is a compelling call to action to adopt long-term thinking and commit to creating value for others, laying the groundwork for a legacy that promotes human flourishing across generations. Tune in today to get equipped with the right mindset so you can ensure your efforts to provide for your children, protect your family, leave an inheritance, complete your estate planning, pass on family wealth, and train your children will leave a lasting impact. 👉👉 Want the Exact 🏦Privatized Banking🏦 Strategies Our Clients Are Using to Build Financial Freedom? CLICK HERE For the #1 Secret: privatizedbankingsecrets.com/... 👉 👉 Listen to The Money Advantage podcast: themoneyadvantage.com/subscri... 📕📕 Estate Planning With a Purpose: Our faith-based framework helps reveal what you need to do TODAY to strengthen, protect, and provide for your family for generations to come. sevengenerationslegacy.com/book 👉 👉 Ready to move forward with Privatized Banking, alternative investments, or cash flow strategies to coordinate your finances so that everything works together to improve your life today and accelerate time and money freedom? Book an Introductory Call with our team today: themoneyadvantage.com/calendar/

  • @ghca-mo7xb
    @ghca-mo7xb Před 26 dny

    Crazy My heloc has a 8% interest rate My mortgage 2.5 % How is that smart

  • @MarieAmicalola
    @MarieAmicalola Před 27 dny

    This was so helpful. I also really enjoyed the Rabbi’s wit. ❤

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před 27 dny

      I'm glad you found it helpful and enjoyed the Rabbi's humor!

  • @tylus17
    @tylus17 Před 28 dny

    Revelation 2:9 KJV Khazars/Romans is their true identity.

  • @Inyourpowero1
    @Inyourpowero1 Před měsícem

    Yes I know love the late Nelson Nash

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před měsícem

      It's great to see others appreciating Nelson Nash's work!

  • @mitchvetter
    @mitchvetter Před měsícem

    Family member recently inherited funds, thanks for the valuable advice!

  • @Rew123
    @Rew123 Před měsícem

    Rule #1: Just because you can do something, doesn't mean you should.

  • @wisdomknowledgelover6293
    @wisdomknowledgelover6293 Před měsícem

    What is infinite banking?

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před měsícem

      Infinite banking is a concept that involves using a whole life insurance policy as an cashflow management system. Check out this article and podcast: themoneyadvantage.com/infinite-banking-concept-unlocks-your-financial-life/. We also have an CZcams playlist on this here: czcams.com/play/PLPvxD-a8qNrnyBzvPRu4JQEtlBEGERa_W.html, and we have a

  • @jamesiscool3245
    @jamesiscool3245 Před měsícem

    Can you discuss why Lucas went with a paid to age 75 with a 20 year term instead of a paid to age 95 with a 30 year term? Also do you prefer to use vertical bar charts instead of standard policy illustrations like Nelson did on his presentations?

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před měsícem

      Are your questions related to this video? Do you have a timestamp in the video you can point to?

  • @jjsoccer1010
    @jjsoccer1010 Před měsícem

    The boat analogy was so good. Bruce can get very granular talking about these details, but those really matter…….However, Bruce and Rachel always break it down for simplicity sakes, as well, and that is greatly appreciated. So thanks for that! 😊👍😁

  • @bassoonatlarge9752
    @bassoonatlarge9752 Před měsícem

    Bruce, have you heard of original age term conversions? That has to be one of the biggest hacks in the financial industry, time-value-of-money reversed!

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před měsícem

      Yes, it is simply as it sounds. When you convert, you get the conversion at the age you put the term in place, not your current attained age. Once again there are no deals in insurance. Convertible term is more expensive than non convertible term, and original age convertible term is more expensive than attained age convertible term. I know of no mutual company that has original age convertible term.

    • @bassoonatlarge9752
      @bassoonatlarge9752 Před měsícem

      @@TheMoneyAdvantage There's one out there that will give you original age term conversion (OATC)... let's talk.

  • @TheMoneyAdvantage
    @TheMoneyAdvantage Před měsícem

    Infinite Banking: Maximizing Financial Windfalls 0:00:45 - Designing Policies With Windfall Considerations 0:08:45 - Term Length and Policy Efficiency 0:18:40 - Policy Loans and Dividend Payouts 0:27:56 - Issues With Skinny Base Policies 0:31:52 - Insurance and Investment Performance Misconceptions 0:35:24 - Understanding Fragility in Insurance Policy Design Today, we're answering a listener question: Can you do a future episode on what to do with a windfall? Specifically, the use of a premium deposit fund over many years and dumping it into a 7-pay or 10-pay policy. I would love to hear how this could be an option for inheritance or selling a business or property. What should you do when a financial windfall lands in your lap? Whether it's from selling a business, a property, or receiving an inheritance, knowing how to manage and maximize a large influx of cash can be daunting. On this episode of the Money Advantage podcast, we tackle this critical question by breaking down strategic approaches tailored to individual financial goals and circumstances. Using the analogy of a sailboat, we explore how to incorporate additional funds into a well-balanced policy without risking instability or running afoul of modified endowment contract laws. Our discussion goes deep into the considerations for managing windfalls through life insurance policies. We look at the sustainability of funding new policies beyond the initial windfall and the implications of different funding durations, like 10-pay versus 30-pay options. The potential benefits of convertible term life insurance and practical steps for integrating significant windfalls into your policy are highlighted. You’ll gain insights into cash flow strategies and premium deposit funds, all aligned with long-term financial goals. Finally, we examine the benefits and pitfalls of various policy designs. From the "skinny base policy" with large Paid-Up Additions (PUAs) to the risks of prematurely hitting human life value limits, we cover it all. Our conversation also dives into the actuarial decisions that impact policy performance, emphasizing the importance of flexible policy designs to adapt to future changes. 👉👉 Want the Exact 🏦Privatized Banking🏦 Strategies Our Clients Are Using to Build Financial Freedom? CLICK HERE For the #1 Secret: privatizedbankingsecrets.com/... 👉 👉 Listen to The Money Advantage podcast: themoneyadvantage.com/subscri... 📕📕 Estate Planning With a Purpose: Our faith-based framework helps reveal what you need to do TODAY to strengthen, protect, and provide for your family for generations to come. sevengenerationslegacy.com/book 👉 👉 Ready to move forward with Privatized Banking, alternative investments, or cash flow strategies to coordinate your finances so that everything works together to improve your life today and accelerate time and money freedom? Book an Introductory Call with our team today: themoneyadvantage.com/calendar/

  • @shayansayadinejad3337
    @shayansayadinejad3337 Před měsícem

    🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 *🏦 Overview of Velocity Banking and Infinite Banking* - Explanation of Velocity Banking and Infinite Banking concepts - Velocity Banking focuses on paying down debts quickly using a line of credit - Infinite Banking involves a specially designed whole life insurance policy to grow cash value 02:25 *💰 Cash Management in Velocity Banking vs. Infinite Banking* - In Velocity Banking, extra cash is directed into a home equity line of credit (HELOC) - In Infinite Banking, cash is used for premiums in a cash value life insurance policy - Different approaches in managing cash flow and assets in each strategy 06:14 *💸 Liquidity and Accessibility Comparison* - Liquidity of cash in HELOC is subject to potential freezes or reductions - Cash value in life insurance policy offers contractual guarantees for accessibility - Differences in the mechanisms of accessing funds in Velocity Banking vs. Infinite Banking Made with HARPA AI

  • @davidrockett5789
    @davidrockett5789 Před měsícem

    where is he link? and where is the best IBC Agency or IMO for a new IBC Pratitioner in the Retirement/Legacy Planning area?

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před měsícem

      What link are you referring to? We do not recommend FMOs or IMOs. Find someone you want to learn from and work with them to get the experience.

    • @davidrockett5789
      @davidrockett5789 Před měsícem

      @@TheMoneyAdvantage the link you mention twice in the video...guess no Agencies either, egh?...thanks for the help.

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před měsícem

      We have hundreds of videos. If you can provide a timestamp or details of what the link was for I should be able to get it. You can also check our blog post for this episode here: themoneyadvantage.com/new-agent-licensing-and-imos/ The best advice is to find a successful and trustworthy person (General Agent) you would like to work with, reach out to them and figure out a way to work with them and learn from them.

  • @rukiddingmeNJ
    @rukiddingmeNJ Před měsícem

    I keep seeing WL salesman/woman on YT saying how bad IUL is however I’m doing reviews on contracts I wrote 10-15 years ago that are performing just fine.

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před měsícem

      Thanks for watching! While we do not use IULs for Infinite Banking, we never said they could not work. The bottom line is that IULs carry inherent risks that do not exist in Whole Life, and therefore it is crucial to understand all the risks. We generally prefer the safety and liquidity of our whole life and invest outside of our policies in things that cash flow and that we know and can control. The whole life policy is an emergency/opportunity fund, a place to store cash in between deals. IBC is a different philosophy than those focused on accumulation only and not wanting to be in control. Neither way is wrong. Having said that, our team has and will sell IULs if it makes sense i.e., someone can demonstrate they can and will max fund, they understand the risk, and if the purpose is accumulation, NOT Infinite Banking. Here are a couple of resources that I would recommend to anyone considering purchasing an IUL: 1) czcams.com/video/wj3h7rSspdM/video.html 2) czcams.com/video/9z9uvl23YH4/video.html With an IUL, the insurance company only guarantees a gross earnings rate minimum and the death benefit for a period of time. With Whole Life, the cash value is guaranteed to increase every year by a minimum dollar amount, and the policy is guaranteed to endow. Even if you max fund an IUL, never miss a payment or pay late, and pay the extra fee to guarantee the death benefit to a specific age, you still don't have a guaranteed cash value dollar amount. Whether max funded or minimally funded, a whole life policy still has a guaranteed cash value dollar amount (guaranteed to increase by a minimum dollar amount annually) and a guaranteed death benefit to endowment (typically age 100 or 121). Because a UL does not endow, you can only reduce the death benefit to try to preserve the policy. Because Whole Life endows, you can reduce the death benefit amount, so it is GUARANTEED paid-up. Life insurance is not an investment. No matter how you design it, it is still life insurance. In any asset, you can only maximize 1-2 out of the following three things: Safety, Liquidity, and Growth. You have to sacrifice at least 1. IULs sacrifice Safety to get Growth by transferring risk (themoneyadvantage.com/why-you-want-insurance-part-1-transfer-risk/) to the policyholder. * IULs do not have guaranteed premium * IULs do not have guaranteed cash that increases every year all the way to endowment * IULs do not have guaranteed death benefit all the way to endowment * IULs do not endow. Endowment is when the cash value equals the death benefit, and the company pays out the death benefit to the insured Whole life has these guarantees, which is why we use them for Infinite Banking.

  • @Vipurdy
    @Vipurdy Před měsícem

    Ok so where can I find the specific companies you recommend or a list that is composed ?

    • @TheMoneyAdvantage
      @TheMoneyAdvantage Před měsícem

      We do not recommend FMOs or IMOs. Find someone you want to learn from and work with them to get the experience.