Richard Canfield argues the government's affordability framework is a scam designed to waste money. He promotes infinite banking as a way to build cash value that compounds privately, letting you escape what he calls their rigged system.
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Your dollars are losing value, while the government distracts you with buzzwords like affordability, framework. This is not a framework. It's a freaking bonfire. And when you tie in the infinite banking concept, everything begins with the way that we think. You have cash value growing uninterrupted inside of a contract that's designed to kick the pants off of inflation. And so you've got capital that's accumulating quietly, compounding in peace. And you're not worrying, because you're expected to ob. Well, they improvise. There's one set of rules for them, and there's another one for you. You follow deadlines, you submit forms, you have to account for every dollar. And they burn billions on ideas that wouldn't pass a high school economic class. Whereas with the infinite banking concept, you stop playing their game. Because you accumulate and own capital. You own the gold, you make the rules, you borrow on.