Have you heard about the Infinite Banking System? Did you know that your whole life insurance can serve as a convenient way to fund major expenses without borrowing from a traditional bank? If you do, how are you sharing the knowledge with your family? When should you include them in your Infinite Banking System?
Tune in to this round table as the coaches provide insights on three things about the Infinite Banking System:
- What is Infinite Banking?
- When is the right time to start insurance policies for your family and introduce them to Infinite Banking?
- Finally, are there limits or processes to how I implement Infinite Banking?
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