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Banking Book Club w/ Hutch

Go over Hutch’s chapter-by-chapter reviews of the most popular books on Infinite Banking.

You can kibitz with industry insider, Hutch Hutchinson, with chapter-by-chapter commentary delivered via email.

    • If you’re early in your research, this helps you build a baseline.

    • If you know the basics, this helps you better understand the finer points.

    • If you’re a power user, this helps you think critically & challenge your assumptions.

Each Banking Book Club email with Hutch’s commentary is short, practical, and designed to help you think clearly about how these concepts & strategies can fit your situation.

 

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This article takes a deep dive into understanding the key drivers behind what qualifies the best dividend-paying Whole Life companies to be an ideal fit for the Infinite Banking Concept. The amount of features and riders available on Whole Life can be overwhelming when it comes to specifically designing it for Infinite Banking and cash value performance.

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Whole Life’s Riders and Growth Components Explained

Confused by all Whole Life’s moving parts? This video explains the the conceptual interplay between all of Whole Life’s riders & growth components using a race car analogy. Then we put numbers to these concepts so you can learn the optimal way to design a Whole Life policy for infinite banking and why.

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Infinite Banking Concept Explained: How to Become Your Own Banker

Infinite Banking is a cash flow management system using the cash value in a life insurance policy rather than traditional bank accounts. By borrowing against their policies cash value, users of the Infinite Banking keep their liquidity compounding inside a tax sheltered environment and end up at a higher place in line when they pay down the loans.

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