A man explains how he uses cash-value financial arrangements to keep money growing while staying accessible for his wife's medical expenses. He shows that withdrawing capital doesn't stop growth, using his own example of $108 daily increases to cover costs like shipping blood samples to Germany for testing.
My money is increasing in value every day. And if I end up incurring more costs related to this disease that my wife has, where can I access capital if I need it to pay for shipping her blood to Germany and getting tests done and just the cost of things? Well, I have access to capital, and I know that if I access that capital, my money is still going to grow uninterrupted. I'm not going to stop the growth. It's going to keep on growing. So if you think about just $108 a day and you calculate that over a year, well, that's over 30, $30,000 that my cash values will go up uninterrupted. And it's going to support me and my family as we deal with this line.
