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BYOB Book Review Part 4 | The Problem in Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash

What's this episode all about?

Do you realize what the problem is with the current banking situation? Chapter 4 of the book Becoming Your Own Banker illustrates this problem using the example of a 29-year-old man making $28,500 yearly after taxes and what he does with the after-tax income. Nelson also compares the situation to flying a plane. Tune in to fully appreciate the analogy and discover the most profitable thing you can do.

Top 3 Things
You’ll Learn

  1. How to analyze your financial situation and create solutions
  2. Creating and expanding your financial system
  3. Learning to control your financial environment is the most profitable thing you can do

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

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