THE 3-CUP SETUP
HOW DOES INFINITE BANKING WORK?
The Infinite Banking Concept is just that—a concept. It's an idea, from the mind of R. Nelson Nash, that employs high cash value whole life insurance for banking purposes. While it is technically a complex mix of elements that requires a licensed and trained agent to produce, it's not difficult to understand the concept. Especially when The Banking Bros break it down in plain english. Watch our five minute "3-Cup Setup" video below and see if you understand where we're going.
READY TO LEARN MORE?
After watching the video above we'd encourage you to take the next steps in your financial journey by making use of the resources below. Start by watching our full-length Save & Spend presentation where we lay everything out for you. Then subscribe to our podcast for ongoing information and consider taking one of our courses to keep growing!
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