How to Take Advantage of Canadian Opportunities In Business (Make MORE $)

18 Jan 2022 · 27 min
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A YouTube interview (Jayson Lowe with host Peter) explaining the "becoming your own banker" / infinite banking concept for Canadian entrepreneurs and investors. Lowe argues the process recaptures interest, increases available capital inside corporations, reduces tax exposure (including shielding from passive investment income rules), and creates a dependable pool of cash value for opportunities, business continuity, and retirement. He describes the implementation using dividend-paying participating whole life insurance (mutual companies), shares personal anecdotes (home purchase in April 2008; introduced to the concept in July 2008; paid off bank in seven years), family use (49 policies), and points listeners to resources (wealthwithoutbaystreet.com, AscendantFinancial.ca, and R. Nelson Nash's book "Becoming Your Own Banker").

Questions this video answers

January 18, 2022

"Becoming Your Own Banker" by R. Nelson Nash (described as a 92-page book)

Purchased principal residence in April 2008; introduced to becoming your own banker in July 2008

Seven years

49 policies

Chapters

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