David is joined by Sarry Ibrahim to discuss how to eliminate using banks for loans. The bank on yourself concept uses Nelson Nash's Infinite Banking strategy to create your on personal bank. This idea utilizes permanent life insurance to create your personal bank. Permanent life insurance has couple living benefits, and when properly structured this strategy can allow you to simultaneously use your dollars for more than one thing. If you've ever wanted to leverage your assets this episode is for you!
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