Too Old for Infinite Banking? Here’s the Truth

You really have to have a grasp on things and it's. They change so quickly.

Are you ever too old to do ibc? The answer is no. But we're going to find out why. Because we are continually finding amazing and incredible people like our guests today. So we're joined today by Mary Hadfield and I've got my good friend Stan Wolney with us as well today.

Everybody is changing the way they're thinking. Of course, the government has big influence on that. I was not made to feel less of a person. When a person decides not to move forward, they go backwards very quickly. Quickly. And that's sad. That is very, very sad. You're never too young to learn, never too old to learn. Reading the book was a little bit of a challenge because I'm the kind of person I love to read. But if it's got a lot of detail in it really bogs me down. If somebody explains the numbers to me, okay, I trust you. You know what you're doing. You sound like you know what you're talking about and so that's easier for me. But I did read the book and it is very informative. I would recommend it to anybody because it gives you the information you need to get a proper perspective on what the program really is. I also really enjoy the fact that Stan is available anytime for me if I have questions. He's very good at explaining things so that I can understand them. And it's just like at the position with the way things are going in the world today and you really have to have a grasp on things and it's. They change so quickly. And this is something that is a very, it's very stabilizing because I look at that and I think, oh, okay, I can make my money grow. Besides other things I'm doing, I can make my money grow and also make it work for me in a better, A different, it's a different way to do it. But it is very what's word I'm looking for. Encouraging to see that, you know what? I, I normally do not deal with banks, deal with credit unions because they're just more a people thing for me. But even now, some of the credit unions are not like everybody is changing the way they're thinking. Of course the government has big influence on that. But just being able to talk to somebody and they can give you a different perspective on an idea and being able to look at it and say, you know, this is going to work for me. It doesn't matter what my age is and something I've always been very tuned into is staying healthy. I don't exercise as much as I should, but I'm not. The only medication to take is for my thyroid. So I'm basically, I'm a very healthy person. But the, the whole process of just getting approved and all the insurance stuff you have to go to, it was very simple, very simple. And everybody was so easy to talk to. The. I didn't feel, I was not made to feel less of a person. And that is, that is absolutely, really critical in this day and age because a lot of people, they may not have the self confidence that the person applying has, but they are not made to feel less. So it's very encouraging to see that and just the way that people are dealt with, it's. I really enjoy it.

Okay, so you want to keep the wealth in the family. I get it. I hear you. Me too. That's why we wrote this book, Don't Spread the Wealth. Everyone tells you that you want to spread the money, spread the wealth around. No, no, no, you don't want to do that. You want to keep the money in the family with the people you love and care about, where it belongs for as many generations as possible. That's what we talk about in this book. In this book we have an incredible 15 page bonus you can download which instructs you on how to start the conversation with your family on annual family banking meetings, how to host them, some sample exercises and a sample agenda. Tons of amazing great benefits. Go ahead, get a copy right now. Head on over to Don't Spread Wealth. That's Don't Spread wealth dot com. Don't Spread wealth dot com. You're going to love it. It's interesting because you, you started talking about of course not dealing with banks already for a good chunk of your life, having a desire to focus on the credit unions. And you, you equated that really directly back to a people aspect and then circled it around talking about your experience going through a life application, dealing with members of our team, dealing with, you know, folks from insurance company, et cetera, and, and that similarity kind of carried through. So it sounds like that's been a consistent thing throughout your life.

Absolutely. I, I am more of a people person. I've learned a lot of different things. And of course you're never too young to learn, never too old to learn if you're willing. You know, I just, I have take.

That and make that a sound bite and put that on all of our videos. I think right there.

You're never Too old. If you, if you love to learn, if you're willing to learn and you're willing to change, you're going to benefit if you don't. And this is a very personal thing for me where I've, I've, I am divorced and I've seen in front of me, when a person decides not to move forward, they go backwards very quickly. And that's sad. That is very, very sad. So I prefer to improve myself whatever way I can. And in doing so, I can also spread that around to other people.

Yeah, very interesting. There's a. Many years ago, probably 20 years ago, I was attending some personal development courses and one of the gentlemen at the time, T. Harvecker, he would say, if you're not growing, you're dying.

Exactly.

That's kind of what I see and I hear from you in the way that you're expressing it. And I think it's interesting because you obviously have other people in your life that are important to you. You have your children, you have a grandchild and maybe more to come in the future. And so how does, how does learning about this process with Stan's guidance and what's coming up for you as far as thinking about the future, even beyond Mary, how does that translate it into this experience for you?

I can actually set things up to provide for my family. I mean, my daughter is very self sufficient, so is my son, my granddaughter, like, I don't see her much because she lives down the States and I can do something for her for the future. So it's something like, I mean, right now I'm not in the position where I'd like to be, but I can work towards it, and I am working towards it so that if I'm not around, I can leave a legacy for her. I can leave a legacy for my daughter. I mean, my daughter is, like I said before, she's very self sufficient. But it's one of those things where you can also show them and they may not be willing to see what you, what you're doing, but you can at least let them know.

You know, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make a.

Drink unless you make him thirsty.

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