So many people think the only option to buy is by going to the bank and borrowing money. Many who want to sell don't sell because of capital gains and the lost income. In this episode, I go over other options of how to sell while reducing taxes, protecting the estate, and making it affordable for those taking over, along with other ideas of how to get started.

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So many people want to get this right the first time. They only want one policy that can do it all for their whole life. I talk about the fact that there is not a perfect plan out ther, we don't outline a plan on day one, and it's a continued learning experience. R. Nelson Nash said it's a system of policies. You will need more than one. Get over perfection and just get started!

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Before you go yelling at me, just take a minute to listen in and think about what is really happening in a low interest environment. Savers are being punished and spenders are out of control, and so are the banks. If Nelson could make it at 23%, why are we screaming when rates are 2-7%? Are we thinking long-term or short-term? I will discuss this all, and you'll get to hear my two cents, for what it's worth. Enjoy.

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In this episode, I talk about the upfront cost of starting a whole life policy and why we have a broken thought process and need to think long term. R. Nelson Nash talks about it in his book, "Becoming Your Own Banker"; we must THINK like a banker. We also must think like a business owner. I will share my thoughts with you, and yup, I get a little ornery in this episode.

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R. Nelson Nash suggests this in his book, and it's a topic that has gotten lots of attention lately. I address my feelings about this and the need for patience in implementing this strategy.

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Mary Jo welcomes to the show her client, Austin Schultz, from Stewardson, Illinois, to discuss how he has used the Infinite Banking Concept to relieve stress within his hog farming operation and in his life in general.

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In this episode, I'll share with you how much money banks have in cash value in insurance policies and why it's so important for them to have it on their books. You'll also find out which household names are using and have used cash value insurance to start their businesses. Banks may not like farmers, but they really hate startup businesses. This pushes people to dig deep to find money to follow their dreams.

In this episode, I also suggest some extra reading material. Anything by Barry James Dyke is great. He has three books with a fourth on the way.

Hope you enjoy this episode and it shines a little light on the fact that IBC is a secure way to utilize money.

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In this episode, I interview my client, Geoff Pierce from Nebraska. Geoff has been a client since 2016, and you'll hear all about his thoughts in the beginning, how he's using the policy now, slowing moving his operating over to his policy, and setting himself up to pass it off without debt. Hope you all enjoy hearing from Geoff! He's a great student of the Infinite Banking Concept and is applying it so he can Farm Without the Bank.

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To help you better understand where Nelson Nash was coming from when he created the Infinite Banking Concept, I break down his five main principals. As you will see, these all truly tie together when you start to try to figure out what IBC really is. These same principals will guide you through the process as you get into using your policy. They may seem simple, but simple things can sometimes keep people from making a change... but they shouldn't! Audio Production by Podsworth Media.

Warning: Today's podcast may offend you or just plan tick you off. As a farmer, rancher, or anyone in the ag industry, you want to be self-employed. You pride yourself on the fact that you have no one to answer to... but do you? Are you allowing the bank and the accountant to run your operation? ...or are you running your operation? I dive into this very subject in today's podcast and break the conditioned thinking that the bank should be looking out for you and helping you run your operation. I don't want you working for the bank any more than you want to work for the bank. Keep an open mind when listening. I think you will find this valuable. Audio Production by Podsworth Media.