Jayson Lowe shows how to finance purchases like cars by borrowing against whole life insurance policy cash value instead of using traditional loans. You keep the same goals but repay on your own terms while the policy keeps growing dividends.
So a debtor is someone who, for example, they want to finance something, the purchase of a car. They have to make payments and they don't own anything until they make the final payment. It's a deposit into someone else's banking system. It's a permanent transfer of money away. The saver is putting money away in someone else's bank. The saver has to withdraw all that money. The car dealership got all the saver's money. The maximizer on the other hand, who has a dividend paying, participating whole life insurance contract or a system of contracts has built up an aquarium of capital. The maximizer borrows against that aquarium of capital, purchases the vehicle, repays that policy loan on his or her own terms. So you have capital on demand when you access it, you repay it on your own terms. So become a maximizer. Don't change your objective which is to purchase whatever it is that you want to purchase or finance. Just change the process on how you go about achieving the objective.
