Nelson Nash, the man who coined the term Infinite Banking Concept, talks about 5 human problems, or psychological pitfalls, that we all must overcome in order to have a disciplined financial plan. Overcoming these pitfalls is paramount to not just surviving financially, but thriving. The first human problem is what…
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Generational Legacy
Over the years, I have met hundreds of real estate investors, and in talking with them, I’ve heard hundreds of reasons as to why they have gotten into the industry. Great Wealth. Passive Income. Greed. To Support a Family. Replacing that 9-5 Job. Boredom. A Smart Investment. Diversification. Legacy. To…
Continue ReadingProcrastination Buries Opportunity
It has been said that, “Procrastination is the grave in which opportunity is buried.” * I’ve spoken with countless people, and an overwhelming majority have what is perhaps a well intended thought that, some day, when I’m ready, I’ll start. When it comes to implementing your own Private Family Banking…
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What would change in your real estate investing business if you didn’t have to pay the 7-12% interest and points to a lender? What would change in your financial life, if you never had to borrow from a bank again, but could borrow from yourself, and pay yourself back, with interest, and…
Continue ReadingThe Misunderstandings of Infinite Banking
We are Private Banking System experts who design personalized strategies for INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, BUSINESSES & NON-PROFITS. Through education, conversation and discovery, we craft custom strategies for our clients using the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC). We show businesses how to restructure their finances to make their money work for them. We…
Continue ReadingRecapturing debt with Infinite Banking
The average household in the United States currently carries a debt of $137,000, which is a staggering amount. For context, the median debt in 2000 was only $51,000. Here in America, we’re taught to finance our cars and our homes. Then, we’re told to get a few credit cards—because you…
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