Most Whole Life policies look fine on the surface…
But once you understand how they move through each stage, it becomes obvious which ones are built correctly (and which ones aren’t).
In this PDF you’ll learn:
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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.
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.
Mutuality means you have a piece of ownership in the issuing company when buying one of their participating Whole Life policies. Stock companies are owned by shareholders. Anyone can buy stock, whether they’re a customer or an outside investor.