Episode

438

BYOB Book Review Part 12 | How Do I Get Started With The Infinite Banking Concept?

What's this episode all about?

People who have heard about the Infinite Banking Concept but looked the other way continue to be in financial prison. They have not fully understood the multitude of benefits this financial system offers, so they continue to trade their time for money. Others think IBC is a ripoff or a scam because life insurance agents do not know precisely how it works. They are not IBC coaches. If you've been wondering how to start setting up your banking system, Russ and Joey will discuss that in detail today. So stick around and get ready to become your own banker.

Top 3 Things
You’ll Learn

  1. The first thing you need to start IBC is to have the desire to do it
  2. Infinite Banking is a long game. It's not a get-rich-quick scheme
  3. The criteria for finding the right IBC Coach

About

R. Nelson Nash

R. Nelson Nash (1931 - 2019) wrote the book Becoming Your Own Banker that unfolded The Infinite Banking Concept (IBC). He came up with the idea of IBC in the early 1980s when he was struggling with high-interest rates on commercial bank loans. Today, many people continue to benefit from using IBC as a tool to achieve financial freedom. Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash: https://www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/ibcbook

Take Action!

Join our online community! Not only will you be able to interact with our podcast guests via exclusive Q&A sessions, but you’ll also be given free access to our Financial Freedom 101 course that’s designed to clarify and accelerate your path to Financial Freedom. Sign-up today and immerse yourself with others who are breaking free from corporate America and Wall Street.
Join Today!

Episode Specific Resources:

Listen to our Podcast!

We bring strategies to help you reach financial freedom
without wall street.

Pages
Resources
© Wealth Without Wall Street• 2020
‍
The information provided on this website is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice. We may earn commissions or referral fees on products and services recommended or shared from our website. These earnings help support the maintenance and operation of the website and our business. We aim to provide unbiased information, and our recommendations are based on our own research and analysis and/or personal experiences. By using this website, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accepted this disclaimer.