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Episode Guest: Tom Laune
Tom Laune is an experienced financial advisor and nationally recognized speaker specializing in infinite banking and financial strategies. With a unique background as a recording engineer for top musical artists like Bruce Springsteen and Aretha Franklin, Tom transitioned into the financial sector after a pivotal personal experience with a disability policy. He has since gathered numerous financial designations, including being an authorized infinite banking practitioner, dedicated to helping clients achieve financial freedom and security.


Episode Summary:

In this episode of the Teaching Tax Flow podcast, hosts Tom Laune and Chris delve into the intriguing concept of infinite banking and how it intertwines with whole life insurance. Designed for high-income earners, real estate investors, and entrepreneurs aiming to optimize their tax liabilities, this episode explores financial strategies that empower individuals to become their own bankers. The discussion opens with insights into Tom Lonnie's unique professional journey from music to finance, which laid the foundation for his expertise in using insurance as a financial tool.

As the conversation unfolds, the hosts unpack the differences between various types of life insurance, emphasizing the advantages of whole life insurance designed for infinite banking over standard term policies. Through detailed explanations, Tom clarifies complex financial concepts like collateralization and tax advantages. He explores the multifaceted benefits of whole life insurance in tax planning, illuminating its impact on both retirement income and collateral-providing financial decisions. The episode is a treasure trove for anyone looking to maximize their financial strategies through innovative concepts like infinite banking.


Key Takeaways:

Notable Quotes:

  1. "I'm telling you, there’s nothing that works quite like infinite banking. It just, it is very unique in the financial world and it has a lot of advantages that most people don't even, aren't even aware that exists." - Tom Laune
  2. "With a life insurance line of credit, every single year, it goes up and increases so you have access to more capital every year." - Tom Laune
  3. "You don’t have to ask permission for a loan. You just have that as a guaranteed privilege." - Tom Laune
  4. "From a taxation perspective, life insurance is based on first in, first out taxation." - Tom Laune
  5. "Banks, in fact, buy a ton of whole life insurance and they utilize whole life insurance as one of their key assets." - Tom Laune


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Episode Sponsor:
Strategic Associates, LLC
Roger Roundy
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