by Isis Palicio | Sep 10, 2019 | Blog
Financial self-reliance: the ability of a person, place or institution to endure successfully without additional financial support from government or other agencies. From earthquakes in California, tsunamis in Indonesia, hurricanes in the Caribbean, and drought in...
by Isis Palicio | Aug 7, 2019 | Blog
As you continue to make contributions to your IBC policy, the time element kicks off and suddenly you see your cash value increase by a larger and larger amount. After covering your emergency fund with six to twenty-four months of your expenses, you start accumulating...
by Isis Palicio | Aug 1, 2019 | Blog
There is a lot of confusion in internet blogs about borrowing or taking a loan from your IBC/Banking policy. Let us make it absolutely clear that when you take a loan from your IBC policy what you are receiving is money from the general account of the insurance...
by Isis Palicio | Jul 8, 2019 | Blog
Those of you familiar with Nelson Nash’s “Becoming Your Own Banker” know that to obtain efficiency in the generation of maximum cash values in your IBC policy, you should design it as close as possible to the MEC line. On the other hand, if you follow Nelson’s...
by Isis Palicio | Jun 18, 2019 | Blog
When we meet with clients and potential clients via phone, Zoom meetings, or in person, we always ask how they plan to use their IBC policies and most times they ask for recommendations based on their specific situation. We always recommend that the cash value be...
by Isis Palicio | May 2, 2019 | Blog
Everybody wants to know what makes the banking policy or Infinite Banking policy different from other types of life insurance policies and how do they go about designing the right policy for them. Now, here is the secret: the policy designer should take into...
