Becoming Your Own Bank: Recent Episodes
Wealthonomics
Often people are encouraged to go straight to tax deferral type retirement savings and government sponsored plans. However, in this podcast we dig a little bit deeper into this concept of tax deferral to determine if it is always the best go to for your retirement planning.
It’s a common question, “How Do Policy Loans Really Work?” This video explains the ins and outs of policy loans.
This video exposes the ugly truth about Suze Orman and what she really believes. Though she preaches about various financial topics, her personal finances speak volumes about what she really believes. Learn what Suze Orman does with her money, and how what she teaches the public heavily contradicts the personal financial decisions she makes.
Gold is always seen as a safe place to put money and to hedge inflation. In some cases that can be true, but according to Dan you may want to think again. Watch as Dan shares insight on what has happened to gold in the past, and how that may impact us today.
If you haven’t had a chance to read Dan’s story you will find this video very educational. Dan’s story started where most financial advisors are today- in frustration with markets and with little control over anything. When the lightbulb went on Dan discovered he could create great performance by giving clients more control, and reducing […]
One of the most important concepts you need to understand about wealth creation is opportunity cost. In this video, Dan discusses the importance of opportunity cost and its true effect on your future wealth.
Video: One of the strategies of the wealthy is to utilize other people's money, through collateralization, to create wealth. In this video, Dan from Wealthonomics, depicts the distinct differences in how wealthy individuals handle their money.
Here is a quick video showing you how to navigate the FDIC website in order to find out how much money the banks in America are placing in cash value life insurance. The dollar figures you see will amaze you.
In this video, Dan Thompson goes into the Infinite Banking Concept and exactly what it entails. There are a lot changes forthcoming as it relates to government, taxes, banking and other areas. We have a lot to be concerned about, and Dan explains how Wealthonomics utilizes the Infinite Banking Strategy to eliminate losses and take control of your finances.
He also goes into why permanent life insurance is the most valuable place to create your private banking system.
This is a great question, and the answer is simple. Yes and No. Listen as Dan explains why the concept works and who it may not work for. [/quicktime]http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mov/wealthonomics.org/VideoPodcast/Does-the-Infinite-Banking-Concept-Really-Work.mov[/quicktime]
This is an explanation of the common mistakes investment advisors make today. http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mov/wealthonomics.org/VideoPodcast/Dan-on-Common-Mistakes.mov
This is case study number 2 where Dan discusses how financing your own vehicles through your private bank your can gain the velocity of money needed to grow wealth.
We are often asked if rate of return is the most important aspect of wealth creation. In this video Dan discusses why rate of return is given too much priority, and not the key to successful wealth creation.
Here is a little explanation on how the Infinite Banking Concept can be used to improve the wealth creation of a dentist and his practice.
You often hear buzz words like asset allocation when listening to the traditional advisor. In this video, Dan discusses the reality of asset allocation, and that it simply does not work. [quicktime]http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mov/wealthonomics.org/VideoPodcast/Dan-on-Asset-Allocation.mov[/quicktime]
For Real Estate investors the Infinite Banking Concept can create additional value for your investments. It acts as a better source of capital that creates more growth, and less tax liability. Listen to Dan as he explains the value of the Infinite Banking Concept in conjunction with real estate.