You have several extra options you can add to your original policy.
Some options are better than others, depending on your situation.
For example, there’s a rider that would allow you to go on a bucket list trip or can cover up to all of your medical expenses, if a certain requirement is met.… READ MORE
Paid-up additions (PUA) are the “rocket fuel” that grows your whole life policy. So you definitely want them in your policy…
But how long should you fund your paid-up rider?
While there isn’t a cookie cutter answer to this one, Valerie has valuable insights to help you make the right decision for your situation.… READ MORE
Did you know dividends aren’t just for stocks?
There’s actually one specific type of life insurance policy–and only one–that can pay you dividends.
In this episode I’ll explain how Whole Life Insurance dividends work, the three things you can do with your dividends, and what to consider if you’re looking for a policy and having trouble choosing a company.… READ MORE
Repaying loans can be tough.
Why?
Because it involves extra planning, effort, and monthly payments that strain your finances. Many people struggle to keep up…
But guess what? I have a solution for you!… READ MORE
Life insurance policies are like a hidden treasure that only the wealthy know.
Why?
Because they come with mind-blowing benefits that can change your life.
Join me in this episode as I spill the beans on how you can effortlessly pay off all your debts using a life insurance policy and much more…
Listen now!… READ MORE
Time is your child’s greatest asset.
Especially when we’re talking about investing.
The reason?
Compounding interest.
The earlier your child starts investing, the greater the power of compounding interest.… READ MORE
The banks receive massive paydays by collecting interest off of YOUR savings.
Here’s how:
Banks don’t let the money you give them sit there. They loan it out as fast as they can, marking it up with interest, and selling it back to us in the form of car loans, mortgages, business loans, etc.… READ MORE
When you pay yourself back with interest, you can:
Avoid paying the banks ANY interest (and pay your banking system that interest instead.)
Potentially retire with a larger nest egg, because you’re receiving that excess interest
And you’ll stop forking over your hard-earned money to Wells Fargo or some other greedy banker
All of this sounds great, but one of the biggest questions my clients ask when they first hear of this: How do I get this extra interest into my policy?… READ MORE
Banks potentially steal tens of thousands of dollars by the time you retire.
How?
With compounding interest.
I know, not a revolutionary concept, but considering how a loan for a $30,000 car actually costs more like $40,000 when you factor in an 11% interest rate…
Banks steal from you every day you’re paying back a loan — (well actually, you are willingly throwing extra money at them!)
That’s the bad news.… READ MORE
Whole life insurance is a terrible place to invest your money.
And that’s because life insurance is an asset, not an investment.
With infinite banking, you’re housing your money there as opposed to housing it with a bank.… READ MORE
