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10. IBC a safe, liquid retirement solution | WWBS Podcast

The Infinite Banking Concept is about a process, not a product.  

This podcast is our way of ensuring we provide our clients with the best, most accurate, clear and complete information about the process of using dividend-paying whole life insurance policies as a vehicle for controlling the banking function in your life. 

Thee is a lot of information out there and it is missing the context of the complete picture. This is not just about whole life insurance. That narrow field of view is leading people down the wrong path without enough information and missing the bigger picture. 

Here’s the thing. If you had a belief that water was bad because your limited understanding of it was that people drown in it, that does not make it true, that just makes it incomplete.

We are taking the necessary measures to ensure people are provided with the proper and necessary education. And Bob Murphy’s book “The Case for IBC” along with R. Nelson Nash’s “Becoming Your Own Banker” is the 1-2 punch to a complete understanding of what IBC actually is and how it works and how you control the banking function in your life. 

As you begin to understand how this process works, you will see that this does not close doors to other opportunities, ways of operating or access to alternative investments, but supports and complements those opportunities. 

Understanding and owning the banking function sets you up to be able to take advantage of the best options out there. 

Don’t assume you have all the information or that your sources do either. Keep exploring.  It is inclusive, not exclusive. Get your information from an experienced and authorized Infinite banking practitioner.

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2. Think Long Term with David Stearns | Nelson Nash Institute

There is a roadmap to put your capital back in your control. 

In this episode David Stearns, President of Infinite Banking Concepts LLC, Founding director of The Nelson Nash Institute and R. Nelson Nash’s son in law joins us. We discuss the last 20 years working closely with Nelson Nash and what life has been like since Nelson’s passing in March 2019. 

David shares tales of the growing pains of his family policy system including his first policy and how with Nelson’s help the family system has already crossed 4 generations. Learn some of the reasons and strategies behind how they have added policies over time. An organic process that stretches and grows with your own growth and capacity that works with the needs of your family.

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