Becoming Your Own Banker: Part 4 - The Laws of Banking

Becoming Your Own Banker: Part 4 - The Laws of Banking
If you're going to "Become Your Own Banker" and use the Infinite Banking Concept, you need to understand the banking process, how to capitalize a bank, and how to manage a sustainable bank.
R Nelson Nash uncovers the fundamental laws of banking that must be upheld for any bank, including your own banking system, to last.
Join us as we continue the conversation through Nelson Nash's book, "Becoming Your Own Banker," today!
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[@zachzezulka8659]

@50:00 You don’t have to have it go into that policy ever person should have a network of policy’s it can go into another policy or in a savings account for when you have room. If this happens enough, it’s time to insure someone else

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

Yes, but that extra interest may not be enough to start a new policy, and/or the person may not be ready to add a policy. We agree that people can have more than one policy, but we would not say the "should have multiple policies" as each person's situation is unique.

[@patrickdavenport9166]

Would love to do some hard money/private lending but not sure where to start. Great information guys

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

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[@eddooley947]

Bruce used the term "EBA" many times. I have no idea what he is speaking of. When I ask Google to define that expression the closet match I can find is the European Banking Association which from the context does not match nor does exclusive buyer's agent. Once a person reaches a certain age, for example 75 with a policy or policies that are 10 years old or more, can one use the loans as a source of retirement funds with the death benefit being the ultimate payoff?

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

Thanks for watching! I would need a timestamp in the video to go back to and hear what he said, but it is possible he was saying EVA (Economic Value Added). If so, here is a podcast we did on that: themoneyadvantage.com/economic-value-added-eva-and-infinite-banking/ Yes, one can use life insurance during retirement. Here is a podcast we did on this: themoneyadvantage.com/rich-person-roth-most-tax-free-income/

[@anthonygallegos4708]

The banking example given of 1.5B and 87% loss to 12m and 500M loss didn’t make sense to me. The numbers don’t add up.

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

What timestamp are you referring to?

[@user-dp9pd6yn5r]

What do you said to get the Chapital from your life insurance company?

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

I do not understand your question? If it is related to something said, please refer to the timestamp in the video. Thank you!

[@patienceinyang5795]

What is pua?

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

Thank you for watching! Paid Up Additions Rider (PUA): kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4XJk3h4otmtoKc