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[@HazeltineLLC]

Thanks Chris - good stuff as always! This is a really important topic, and one that we all struggle to understand and implement (including myself). Given the timing of the video, I'm assuming you took some inspiration from my recent video series on opportunity cost? I'm flattered . . .

[@DallinBunnell]

Hey Chris, in this example, are you putting more money into the policy while simultaneously paying down the policy loan? Because, if that's the case, then obviously you'll end up with more money because you're putting double the cash flow toward the system. Based on the scenario of paying cash or using debt, you would not be putting more money into the policy to be an accurate comparison. Based on the rules of compounding you mentioned, it still seems like this concept would still be more beneficial than paying cash or using debt, but I would highly doubt it's $250k more beneficial. I could see maybe 50k in additional interest earned over what you paid. An accurate calculation would be on an RPU policy with policy loans being paid back.