In this episode of The Cashflow Chronicles, host Shawn King challenges a common financial belief that most people get completely backwards: the idea that borrowing at a higher interest rate than you're earning is always a bad move.

Using real-world examples and simple math, Shawn explains why—in the world of Infinite Banking—that thinking doesn’t hold up.

He breaks down how uninterrupted compound growth, cash flow control, and leveraging whole life insurance can help you build wealth even when loan rates are higher than your policy earnings. Whether it’s buying a car or funding an investment, this episode proves that keeping your money in motion changes everything.

✅ The rate you borrow at is less important than how your money continues to grow
✅ Whole life insurance policies provide uninterrupted compounding, even when you take a loan
✅ You don’t withdraw your money—you borrow against it, keeping your capital at work
✅ Traditional thinking says “never borrow at a higher rate than you earn”—Infinite Banking proves otherwise✅ Real examples:
 • Borrow at 5%, earn 4%, and still come out ahead
• Borrow at 6%, earn 8%, and net over $15,000 in profit
✅ This strategy lets you solve real-life needs while continuing to build wealth
✅ You maintain control, grow your capital, and create an AND Asset—you don't have to choose between access and growth
✅ When paired with smart investing, Infinite Banking becomes a wealth multiplier

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