The Cash Compound

The Save & Spend System™?

You've just taken the first step toward financial freedom.

Below, you'll find an in-depth explanation video of the Infinite Banking Concept®. It's the foundation for our Save & Spend System™.

Watch the video. Then schedule your call with us. We'll answer your questions. And then the decision is up to you.

The Cash Compound™ is a licensed insurance agency, not a FINRA-registered firm, and nothing here is securities, investment or tax advice. See the disclosures at the bottom of this page.

The next step to financial freedom?

If you're ready to see how the Save & Spend System™ would work for you, use the calendar below to book a free call with us. We'll help you understand if the Save & Spend System™ is a good fit for your goals.

After our call you'll leave with:

  • A personalized financial assessment.
  • An understanding of whether the Save & Spend System™ fits your goals.
  • Action steps you can implement immediately.

The Cash Compound™ is a licensed insurance agency, not a FINRA-registered firm, and nothing here is securities, investment or tax advice. See the disclosures at the bottom of this page.

Our promise to you.

It does sound too good to be true—we get it.

We waited far too long before taking the first step ourselves. And that's exactly why we've put together this content. We believe that not only should everyone have access to this information, but that it should be presented in a way that anyone can understand. We promise that we are not here to waste your time.

Watch the video and make a decision for yourself.

1. How we're paid

The Cash Compound™ is a general insurance agency. The licensed agent who sells a policy is paid a commission by the insurance company. When one of our agents sells a policy, The Cash Compound also receives an override from the insurance company.

2. No securities or investment advice

The Cash Compound is not registered with FINRA, and we don't offer or sell securities. Nothing on this site is securities or investment advice.

3. Policy loans and taxes

A policy loan is a loan from the insurance company, secured by your policy's cash value. Loans accrue interest, and any unpaid loan and interest affect your policy's values and benefits. Policy loans are generally not taxable if the policy isn't a modified endowment contract (MEC) and stays in force, but a lapse or surrender with a loan outstanding can create taxable income. Tax treatment depends on your policy and your situation. We don't give tax advice, so talk with a tax professional.