This Family Outsmarted the Banks and You Can Too!

9 Sept 2024 · 45 min
45:06

Jayson Lowe argues banks and taxes drain household wealth, then walks through how the Wilsons used dividend-paying whole life insurance as their own lending system. They recaptured interest, paid off their mortgage faster, and improved family cashflow by controlling money that would have gone to banks.

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R. Nelson Nash

Ages 38 and 36; combined income $175,000

Transferred $50,000 annually; balances about $130,000 earning about $4,000 annually (~4%)

Commercial banks made $29.7 billion in interest and paid $12.4 billion in interest to depositors (figures presented in the talk).

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