Short video/transcript excerpt explaining a strategy of 'stacking' death benefits so the death benefit base grows continuously, producing uninterrupted compounding. The presenter frames this as a way for individuals to emulate banking functions—gaining ongoing control over financing decisions and allowing money to grow while choosing when to pay or forgo interest.
When you think about what happens when you keep stacking more death benefit on top, you get that continuous uninterrupted compounding effect and it's ever increasing the base and that's the foundation of the product that helps you and I when it comes to practicing banking at the you and me level, we get to emulate what a bank does. And it's not a bank, but it's a form, it's a plan that we have where we can get control of our need for finance over time. And so that when we go to make a financing decision, we can pay interest or give up interest, but if we're using this process, our money is going to grow uninterrupted.
