John Fox Ward

603.479.2511

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Over the next few weeks, I will release several episodes where I'll be reading, Bryan Bloom's murder mystery, Twisted Confessions. Bryan draws on his knowledge of and experience with financial planning that he interlaces into this fictional story to share his real-world message of sound financial advice. 

Occasionally, throughout each reading or in the aftermath, I will attempt to shine light on the lessons of the Infinite Banking Concept that emanate within the storyline.

I would love to hear your thoughts as you listen along, so please write, call, text or schedule a time on my calendar that works for both us to have a conversation.

Ray and I discuss some of the financial story a client of ours had back in the '80s and some of the story that launched the development of the Infinite Banking revolution.

 I would love to hear your thoughts as you listen along, so please write, call, text or schedule a time on my calendar that works for both us to have a conversation.

John Fox Ward

603.479.2511

[email protected]

Calendly.com/20withJohnWard

Over the next few weeks, I will release several episodes where I'll be reading, Bryan Bloom's murder mystery, Twisted Confessions. Bryan draws on his knowledge of and experience with financial planning that he interlaces into this fictional story to share his real-world message of sound financial advice. 

Occasionally, throughout each reading or in the aftermath, I will attempt to shine light on the lessons of the Infinite Banking Concept that emanate within the storyline.

I would love to hear your thoughts as you listen along, so please write, call, text or schedule a time on my calendar that works for both us to have a conversation.

John Fox Ward

603.479.2511

[email protected]

Calendly.com/20withJohnWard

Over the next few weeks, I will release several episodes where I'll be reading, Bryan Bloom's murder mystery, Twisted Confessions. Bryan draws on his knowledge of and experience with financial planning that he interlaces into this fictional story to share his real-world message of sound financial advice. 

Occasionally, throughout each reading or in the aftermath, I will attempt to shine light on the lessons of the Infinite Banking Concept that emanate within the storyline.

I would love to hear your thoughts as you listen along, so please write, call, text or schedule a time on my calendar that works for both us to have a conversation.

John Fox Ward

603.479.2511

[email protected]

Calendly.com/20withJohnWard

Want to learn how the Infinite Banking Concept delivers on your financial goals, please schedule a time for us to have a conversation: Calendly.com/20withJohnWard

It has been over 2 years now since I wrote my first e-book, Avoid The Money Pit - Build Your Financial House On An Unshakable Foundation. After running the contents through an artificial intelligence program, I have a renewed enthusiasm for the message I was ultimately trying to convey and share. 

With that said, the co-hosts did get one thing wrong. You do not pay yourself back the interest cost of your policy loan. The interest goes to the insurance company. Indirectly, the interest "profit" does go to the policyholder (when dividends are paid out), because the policyholder is part owner of the insurance companies I choose and uitilize along with my clients. 

You can obtain a free copy of Avoid The Money Pit at https://nashcashflow.com/#downloadbook

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[email protected] - 603.479.2511

Raymond and John Ward discuss control, access and value versus the idea that an IBC-based policy is an expense or cost center. This was a fun one, we hope you enjoy it.

John Ward - 603.479.2511 or [email protected]

Phil Collins was correct when he sang these words so long ago. Well, he wasn't singing about life insurance, though these title lyrics certainly do. Raymond and John touch upon just a few of these misunderstandings and limited world views about the richness of whole life insurance policies. There's much more to them than just income protection love ones receive upon the insured's death.

John Fox Ward

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603.479.2511

My brother and fellow authorized Infinite Banking practitioner, Raymond Ward, and I have a conversation around the obstacles to one taking the "leap of knowledge" to start a policy with this concept in mind. Namely, the marketing rhetoric around the need for people, that have access to one or more, take advantage and fund the various Qualified Retirement vehicles (aka, 401Ks, 403Bs, IRAs, etc.). The lack of transparency from the financial administrators regarding all the potential gotchas of these retirement savings/investments programs and the public's lack of awareness to them due to the accumulation marketing focus of the Wall Street machine ...often leads to disappointing results for the consumer/taxpayer.

For the video version of this podcast, click here: https://youtu.be/AzhZ6HWh82g 

Also, here is the link to the Truth Concepts (software) video that we mentioned in the podcast: https://youtu.be/GP2d3BhzWB0?si=kGgzp1oDvsrbQqOG

John Fox Ward

603.479.2511

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With so many folks focused on accumulation and the rate of return (ROR) they earn, Bryan Bloom created a new metric to determine what you need to accumulate and receive as a ROR with alternative investments (stocks, mutual funds, real estate, etc) to have the (same) capital equivalent value (CEV) you gain with a specially designed and engineered whole life insurance contract. Though this book seems to just focus on this CEV concept, Bryan makes a strong case for combining your (uninterrupted) savings with the borrowing other people's money (OPM) to grow wealthier than you thought possible. IMHO, this is the essence of the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC), pioneered by R. Nelson Nash.

Though, remember, Nelson, took it one step further in his book, Becoming Your Own Banker. He said to capitalize this personal bank big enough, not to just be your own banker, for the financing needs of others :).  

John Fox Ward

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603.479.2511