Our guest this week is Zulfe Ali, who shares his alternative investment experience that is outside the box, even for us! Tune in to Part 2 of this interview.

*This is presented and intended purely for general financial educational purposes, and is not a recommendation or solicitation of any securities or investments.

Our guest this week is Zulfe Ali, who shares his alternative investment experience that is outside the box, even for us! Tune in to Part 1 of this interview.

*This is presented and intended purely for general financial educational purposes, and is not a recommendation or solicitation of any securities or investments.

Our guests this week are Ian Cummins and Brendan Ross, Co-Founders of Regdee, a platform that helps people become Accredited Investors quickly and easily even if they don't meet the Income or Net Worth requirements. Like us at one point and possibly many of you, Ian and Brendan were very frustrated at the inability to invest in Private Placements and other Alternative investments with their own money. So, they did something about it, and Regdee is the result!

*We are not Attorneys, CPAs, Government Securities Compliance Officials, Investment Advisors, Financial Planners, etc. as of this recording, other than Licensed Life & Health Insurance Agents and personal investors. This information is not intended as specific legal or financial advice, and is for general educational purposes only. Please contact the appropriate professional to discuss your particular situation.

This is the final episode of our 4-part mini-series on IBC. This week's guest is Joe Burgess, who shows us an incredibly powerful multi-generational application of the Infinite Banking Concept. Using a real-life case study of an actual business he's personally involved with, Joe walks us through another element of IBC using a Company-Owned Life Insurance (COLI) policy using to fund a compelling long-term agricultural business opportunity. 

Make sure to check out the video at this link. https://youtu.be/iS7d83Smz6k

Stay tuned next week for a real-life business case study using IBC. As always, connect with us at WisdomOfWealth.co!

Building on last week's episode of walking through a policy illustration, we take the next step to show a real-life case study from an actual client using his policy to fund real estate investment deals. Make sure to check out the video at this link. https://youtu.be/cPa_eWp17DI

Stay tuned next week for a real-life business case study using IBC. As always, connect with us at WisdomOfWealth.co!

This week we are very excited to present to you an IBC policy illustration. This will allow you to look over the policy alongside us to begin understanding how the numbers make sense in Infinite Banking. That being said it may be almost impossible to follow along with us if you aren't watching the video so click the link below to view it on youtube. It is helpful to remember that every policy looks different. One could be funded monthly with a small amount of cash and another could be funded annually with a larger amount of capital. There are even some that are funded with more in the first year than in the following years. Keep in mind that each policy is designed specifically for the needs of the individual. This is why the best way to explore if IBC is the right fit for you is by meeting with someone who is specialized in the concept and knows the risk involved in building a policy correctly. Feel free to reach out to someone on the Unbridled Wealth team (Including Ryan and Kyle) if you want to see what IBC could look like for you. 

At the request of several people, this is the Intro episode to our deep-dive series on the "Infinite Banking Concept" (IBC). We've discussed this on several other episodes (make sure to check those out too!), but wanted to really get into the nitty-gritty of an actual IBC policy illustration and the mechanics of how it works with actual numbers. IBC is a trademarked term and concept originally developed by Nelson Nash, referring to the use of very specially-designed Cash Value Life Insurance policies, which are borrowed against to fund investments, business (or anything else you choose). This Intro episode briefly sets the stage to cover the history, background, and "Why" of IBC. In our next episode, we'll dive into an actual policy illustration.

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Establishing a strong, long-term relationship with banks and lenders can mean all the difference in some cases. In this episode, we discuss the kinds of things to be looking for in terms of both specific products and lenders/banks. We also continue to emphasize the value and benefits of having a strong tribe of personal and professional relationships. 

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*This episode is all about knowing what questions to ask and how to stay out of trouble; both as an investor and/or as a financial professional (inc. those raising capital). These things are critically important to know, especially since we talk about a lot of "outside-the-box" strategies and "Alternative" investments on this show: namely, Private Placements/Syndications and Cash Value Life Insurance/"Privatized Banking". We believe these offer tremendous opportunities to build wealth, but the nuances and regulations are complex, to say the least! While this is certainly not an all-inclusive list of Questions or Answers, it's a good starting point. 

*We are not Attorneys, CPAs, Government Securities Compliance Officials, Investment Advisors, Financial Planners, etc. as of this recording, other than Licensed Life & Health Insurance Agents and personal investors. This information is not intended as specific legal or financial advice, and is for general educational purposes only. Please contact the appropriate professional to discuss your particular situation.

*CAUTION: The strategies presented here may be inadvisable for many people, and are not provided nor intended as financial advice, nor any specific recommendation(s). We strongly urge you to consult a financial professional to determine whether this strategy is appropriate for your personal situation*

This episode's controversial topic is informally known as "Credit Hacking", which is the beneficial/advantageous use of personal and/or business credit cards to generate wealth on a net basis. When used properly, Credit Hacking can generate "positive arbitrage", causing interest rates and the flow of money to work for you and/or your business more effectively. But as mentioned in the disclaimer above and frequently throughout the episode, we cannot emphasize strongly enough that for this strategy to be effective, it must be implemented with the utmost sense of personal financial discipline and responsibility.