Who Controls The Banking Function In Your Life? (Canada)

14 Feb 2022 · 16 min
16:11

Jayson Lowe explains how dividend-paying whole life insurance lets you act as your own banker instead of relying on commercial banks. R. Nelson Nash developed this in the 1980s when mortgage rates hit 21.5%. You build cash value in a policy and borrow against it at 6-8% interest, keeping the banking function in your family.

Questions this video answers

21.5% (prime customer example cited by speaker).

Approximately 6% to 8% interest (policy loan rates cited).

13 years (speaker states it took him 13 years).

Through March of 2019 (speaker states they had no commercial bank loans through that date).

92 pages (speaker calls it a 92-page read).

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