A short YouTube segment by Jayson Lowe discussing personal financial sovereignty in Canada, advocating focusing on controllable actions and presenting the 'infinite banking' or 'becoming your own banker' concept; he raises common questions about how such policies perform against inflation.
The bank of Canada is not going anywhere. Like, that's how it's going to be, no matter whether you like it or not. The whole key here is do our very best to focus on what we can control. You could choose not to participate. You can actually build your own system where you can have more control over where your money flows to and how you access money. And, you know, one of the most common questions, I get rich. When we talk to people about the process of becoming their own banker, the infinite banking concept, they say, hey, how do these policies do with inflation? Does it keep up with inflation?
