Best Infinite Banking Books
Infinite banking can be a complex subject for a beginner, but understanding the strategy and eventually learning to master the infinite banking concept can help put people on the...
Difference between Keynesian and Austrian economics
Two of the most prominent schools of thought in macroeconomy are Austrian and Keynesian economics. These concepts provide insight into the economy and personal investments. However, economic decisions and...
Can I borrow money from my whole life insurance policy?
If you are new to infinite banking, you have likely heard that it allows you to become your own banker by using and borrowing money from your policies. But...
How to get started with the infinite banking concept
Much of the success of the infinite banking concept can be attributed to the release of Nelson Nash’s book, Becoming Your Own Banker, first published in 2000 (see a chapter...
Is the Phrase ‘Money Can’t Buy Happiness’ True?
You may have heard the phrase “money can’t buy happiness”. It is a common mantra to remind us that money may not be the answer to all your troubles,...
What is a Modified Endowment Contract?
As you advance your knowledge as you use the infinite banking concept, you will likely encounter the term Modified Endowment Contract (MEC). Although it is likely not to play...
Summary of the book Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash
The book Becoming Your Own Banker was written by Nelson Nash and published on Jan. 1, 2009. It was revised through six editions in the ensuing years. (See it...
What is the Willie Sutton Rule?
In episode 127 of our Dollars and Nonsense Podcast, show hosts Holly Reed and Nate Scott discussed the Willie Sutton Rule. Here’s more about the concept and how it...