Blog 132 – The 401(k) Tax Trap Nobody Warned You About
You earn good money. You do the right things — max your 401(k), save what you can, follow the playbook. And you still feel financially stuck. Not broke. Stuck. Like, there is money everywhere, and you cannot reach any of it. In this video, Isis and Pedro Palicio — IBC® Authorized Practitioners trained personally by Nelson Nash — break down exactly why that happens and what they discovered when they figured it out in 2008. They have designed thousands of IBC policies across all 50 states, and this is the only thing they do.
Blog 131 – The Structure Problem: Why Your Financial Plan May Be Working Against You
You earn good money. You do the right things — max your 401(k), save what you can, follow the playbook. And you still feel financially stuck. Not broke. Stuck. Like, there is money everywhere, and you cannot reach any of it. In this video, Isis and Pedro Palicio — IBC® Authorized Practitioners trained personally by Nelson Nash — break down exactly why that happens and what they discovered when they figured it out in 2008. They have designed thousands of IBC policies across all 50 states, and this is the only thing they do.
Blog 130 – Why High Earners Still Feel Broke — And What We Did About It
You earn good money. You do the right things — max your 401(k), save what you can, follow the playbook. And you still feel financially stuck. Not broke. Stuck. Like, there is money everywhere, and you cannot reach any of it. In this video, Isis and Pedro Palicio — IBC® Authorized Practitioners trained personally by Nelson Nash — break down exactly why that happens and what they discovered when they figured it out in 2008. They have designed thousands of IBC policies across all 50 states, and this is the only thing they do.
Blog 127 – Why The Infinite Banking Concept
The Infinite Banking Concept (IBC) is a significant paradigm shift for most people. You should start by reading Nelson Nash’s “Becoming Your Own Banker” several times with an open mind. Yes, indeed; since we started practicing and teaching the implementation of IBC in 2008, we have read that book 4 or 5 times each year, and each time we read it, we find new applications for this concept. We recommend that you also read Nelson Nash’s “The Case For IBC”.