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These are the 5 Human factors from the book Becoming Your Own Banker (The Infinite Banking Concept) written by R Nelson Nash Parkinsons Law Willie Suttons Law The Golden Rule The Arrival Syndrome Use it or lose it In the book Becoming Your Own Banker, Nelson Nash writes, “If you control these 5 factors, you can be successful at Infinite Banking. And if you are successful with infinite banking it will put you miles ahead of your peers in the financial world.” It is important to master these 5 human factors. In this podcast episode we go over each of these 5 factors and discuss them in...
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Indexed universal life insurance, commonly called by it's acronym IUL, is one of the most complex types of life insurance, and its complexity often makes it difficult to understand. In this episode we break Indexed Universal Life Insurance down into simple plain english, making it easy to understand. You'll learn the history of IUL, what it its, how it works and if its right for you. Download Binder on Understanding IUL Here: Follow the Wealth Talks Podcast on: Instagram: Facebook: Listen to the Wealth Talks Podcast on: YouTube: Apple Podcasts: ...
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Gulf Shores Beach Report
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Vacation has a way of bringing you a new perspective on life. A change of scenery, new experiences, a different schedule and different culture. We went on vacation, and have some aha moments from our trip to share with you. Traveling from Indiana down through Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama, we went vacation at Gulf Shores Beach on the Gulf of America. We visited Buc-ees for the first time and learned about how much brisket they go through per day! We fished in the Gulf of America Shell finding on the beach and A detour on the way home to buy a piece of machinery Hear about all this...
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Forced Savings
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Some people see forced savings as a negative limiting rule they are bound to, while for some it provides guidelines to help them thrive. Is forced savings a good thing for you? Does it limit you? Let us know how you feel about it. Follow the Wealth Talks Podcast on: Instagram: Facebook: Listen to the Wealth Talks Podcast on: YouTube: Apple Podcasts: Spotify:
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Wealth Talks
Learn about Whole Life Insurance and how it works, the pros and cons of whole life insurance, how you can use whole life insurance cash value and loans. Also in this episode learn more about Indexed Universal Life Insurance. Is IUL really a permanent life insurance policy? Does universal life insurance work well? Does term life insurance have a benefit if you're single or already have life insurance coverage? Most people think life insurance is about what happens when you die. Participating whole life insurance is a financial asset you build equity in while you're alive, and can use as a...
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Rich Dad Poor Dad
Wealth Talks
Explore and learn the key points from the book Rich Dad Poor Dad written by Robert Kiyosaki. Build a system of assets instead of liabilities. Learn to think like the rich instead of like the poor and middle class. Dr. Steve Hryszczuck read Rich Dad Poor Dad and implemented some of the principles of the book into his life. The results yielded a system of assets providing a cashflow return. We sat down with Dr. Steve and he shares and explains what he has done, and how it is working for him in these two episodes here: Real Estate Investing with Dr. Steve Hryszczuk: Infinite Banking and...
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How to Fund Whole Life Insurance
Wealth Talks
On todays episode 566, we break down how to fund dividend-paying whole life insurance used with the Infinite Banking Concept, including: - Paying your policy premium - How to stop paying a premium on a whole life policy - Retirement with a policy designed for Infinite Banking - Riders and Premiums on dividend-paying whole life insurance Get The Show Notes Here: On wealth talks podcast we break down Nelson Nash's revolutionary Infinite Banking Concept step by step. Learn exactly how to start infinite banking, including: - Choosing the right dividend-paying whole life policy and adding...
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Expanding your Infinite Banking System
Wealth Talks
Buying Term Life insurance rather than Whole Life insurance and then investing the difference of premium payments, became popularized financial advice in the 1970s and 1980s by AL Williams. Now today, 50 years later, this advice is still the cornerstone principal for many financial advisors including Dave Ramsey. Is Buy Term and Invest the difference the best option now? Whole Life insurance policies available today are different than 50 years ago, the market is always changing, is it time to revisit buying term and investing the difference? In this episode we compare buying term and investing...
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Wealth Besides Money
Wealth Talks
Are you often late? ... It could mean you're an optimist type personality. Ben explains in this episode and Steven self convicts. Wealth is often used in reference to monetary value or quantity. Many people never consider the wealth that is beyond money. Relationships, Memories, Health, Family, Friends, Opportunities etc. Wealth is a comprehensive expression. Today on Wealth Talks Podcast, we talk about some of these other types of wealth. *This episode takes a bit of a turn.* Link to Jesse's video on buying his house: Follow the Wealth Talks Podcast on: Instagram: Facebook: Listen to the...
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Buy Term and Invest vs. Whole Life Insurance
Wealth Talks
Buying Term Life insurance rather than Whole Life insurance and then investing the difference of premium payments, became popularized financial advice in the 1970s and 1980s by AL Williams. Now today, 50 years later, this advice is still the cornerstone principal for many financial advisors including Dave Ramsey. Is Buy Term and Invest the difference the best option now? Whole Life insurance policies available today are different than 50 years ago, the market is always changing, is it time to revisit buying term and investing the difference? In this episode we compare buying term and investing...
info_outlinehe SECURE Act was signed into law by President Trump on December 20, 2019. Here are some key changes you should know as you plan for retirement:
Generally, the SECURE Act:
- Removed Maximum Age limit for IRA Contributions
- Increased the age for Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs) from age 70.5 to 72
- Enforces a 10yr distribution window for most inherited retirement accounts - no more stretch IRAs
The SECURE Act is likely to increase age tax-qualified account balances because people will be encouraged to save more in these accounts. It will also increase government tax revenues because of the 10yr distribution rule on inherited accounts.
Also under the Secure Act, employers get a tax credit by automatically enrolling employees in the company sponsored retirement plan (Small-Employer Automatic Enrollment Credit). If you don’t want to be automatically enrolled into contributions to your company retirement plan you may need to take action to opt-out.
Now is a good time to consider how much of your money you wish to invest in tax-qualified accounts compared to paying the tax and building wealth in other types of accounts where you have more control, lower fees and less market risk.
For example: Target-date mutual funds are a default option for most retirement plans with an automatic enrollment. Target-date funds are sold as a “set it and forget it management strategy” and they are also notorious for high fees. Fees are a killer whenever you try to grow your money.
Compare target-date funds with the guaranteed values that build in participating whole life insurance policy over a similar time period. It could make sense to keep the control of your money and lock in guaranteed growth through life insurance + leave any legacy to your heirs income tax-free, instead of putting them into a higher tax-bracket with required distributions on an inherited tax-qualified account.
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