Collateral Capacity- The Importance of Increasing your Leverage
Release Date: 11/03/2023
Solve For This Need- Why Everybody Should Have Life Insurance For Their WHOLE Lives
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“This book demonstrates that your need for finance, during your lifetime, is much greater than your need for (income) protection. Solve for this need through this instrument (called the Infinite Banking Concept) and you will end up with more life insurance than the companies will issue coverage on you (from the outset).” - Becoming Your Own Banker, Nelson Nash Page 3 Connect with Doug MacKenzie: Website: Email: Connect with John Fox Ward: Website: Email:
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Your Right To Choose Free Will
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In his book Nelson Nash uses the analogy of a story written by Jackson Pemberton, entitled “A New Message on the Constitution.” He stresses that “you are not the slave of government.” The Constitution is your servant and the master of your government. It is not only the law by which you are governed, it is the law by which you may govern your government.” The same goes for the banking function in the economy. He points out that most people abdicate “their opportunity/responsibility” to another character on the world stage, and shows how that character in the play is making most...
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The Grocery Store Explains It All …In Just 2 Pages!
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Don't steal the peas! If you've read Becoming Your Own Banker, your probably familiar with this adage. In today's episode we delve into the true meaning of this and discuss the importance of "being an honest banker" "If you understand the grocery store, the rest of learning how to be your own banker is “a piece of cake!” Becoming Your Own Banker - R. Nelson Nash Connect with Doug MacKenzie: Website: Email: Connect with John Fox Ward: Website: Email:
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The Dry Powder Effect
The ABC's of IBC
"The only thing that limits how much (money) you can get to is the same they tell you at the bank when you ask them, ‘how big of a check can you write’ —- how much have you put in?” Becoming Your Own Banker - Page 13 - R. Nelson Nash Connect with John Fox Ward: Website: Email: Connect with Doug MacKenzie: Website: Email:
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Paying Taxes Isn't A "Season"
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"When taxation becomes onerous to the point where government officials sense rebellion, they always resort to the exceptions to the rule. They invented “Qualified” pension plans, 401(k)s, and IRAs. Can you believe it! The lawmakers create a problem by spending money that they do not have which results in strangling taxation —— and then they create a solution in the form of an exception to the rules they created. The natural result of such a process is a system in which the government controls everything you do, and they can, and will change their mind upon the slightest whim of the...
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Social Security “Dis-Trustees" - Several Trillion Reasons For Creating An Independent Retirement Fund
The ABC's of IBC
A note on social security sourced from zero hedge: "The program's payouts have exceeded revenue since 2010, but the recent past is nowhere near as grim as the future. According to the latest annual report by Social Security's trustees, the gap between promised benefits and future payroll tax revenue has reached a staggering $59.8 trillion. That gap is $6.8 trillion larger than it was just one year earlier. The biggest driver of that move wasn't Covid-19, but rather a lowering of expected fertility over the coming decades." - Stark Realities “Note that spending the money to teach Susie...
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Become A Leasing Company
The ABC's of IBC
"At this point, we turn to the matter of ownership of the policy (or policies). The company, a corporation, should not own it. He can improve the wealth building effects of the whole scenario by owning the policy, himself, and lease the equipment to the corporation, making sure that he has charged a lease payment that is the highest possible. By doing it this way, he can have an interest deduction for the policy loans used to purchase the equipment (the loans are for the leasing business purpose). He can depreciate the equipment over a reasonable time, and he has a “captive customer” to...
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Screwball Ideas and Half-Truths
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It is said that a lie becomes the truth, if it is repeated enough with one another. Without investigation, the truth is often hidden in plain sight. “In the late 1500s,the Conquistadors of Spain were down in South America (in what is now Peru) looking for gold. They didn’t find much gold but they did find a plant that they took back to Europe. It was the potato! The strange thing is that the Europeans went from a condition of thinking that the potato was poisonous (b/c it comes from a plant family that has a large number of poisonous plants in it) to one of the large-scale dependence on...
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Did You Know You Are The Lender?
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If you understand what's really happening, you'll know what to do. - Another Nelson adage that hits home. Join Doug & John as they discuss the precarious nature of the current banking system, why it'll never work for YOU, and why they recommend creating a tax advantaged banking system in your control using whole life insurance. “But, upon reading the contract (the policy) you will find it plainly stated that the Owner outranks every potential borrower in access to the money that must be lent! And what he can borrow is 100% of his equity in the contract (the amount that the company can...
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Getting Better No Matter What
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“Not too many people are familiar with the concept of getting better no matter what, so let’s look at the airplane world for help. Imagine that we are going to make a very long flight on a Boeing 747, so we load it with all the fuel that it will hold. This makes it capable of flying about 10,000 miles. By the time we fly 8,000 miles, the plane will now be able to do things it would never attempt to at takeoff. This is because we have burned up an enormous quantity of fuel and the airplane weighs that much less, but the engines are capable of producing as much power as when we took off....
info_outlineIf you've listened to any of our previous episodes, you'll know that one of the major aspects that makes IBC so powerful is leverage. Leverage is traditionally viewed as a scary thing that irresponsible risk taking investors use. We would argue that the contractual leverage provided by a dividend paying whole life insurance policy is one of the safest financial tools one can have at their disposal.
An life insurance policy is unique in that every year your leveragable capacity grows exponentially faster than the year before as you pay premiums and as policy dividends are paid out and reinvested as paid up additions. This is different from a HELOC or traditional line of credit.
Join Doug and John as they talk about the importance of growing you collateral capacity.
“Many of the people that I work with have a large amount of cash value, permanent life insurance on themselves, and on key family members, and they don’t know how to use it. There will be many times during your career or in your personal life that you will need a cash cushion, and the cash value of life insurance will serve that purpose! A qualified advisor will show you how to structure the policy and once you have the money in the policy, it will become the lifeblood of your financial portfolio, while eliminating the need for many of the other buckets you were told you needed in the past. This one bucket will do the work of several, and it will give you liquidity, use, and control of your money.”
-Bryan Bloom, Confessions of a CPA….Why what I was taught to be true has turned out not to be.
Connect with Doug MacKenze:
Website: Control Capital Solutions
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Connect with john Fox Ward:
Website: Nash Cashflow - The Nash CashFlow Group
Email: [email protected]