Is Infinite Banking REALLY Better Than Investing in the Stock Market?

Most people searching "Infinite Banking vs stock market" are asking the wrong question, and that one mistake is costing them decades of financial momentum. In this episode of The Command Post, Jayson Lowe and Ash Doyle break down why the Infinite Banking Concept and dividend investing are not competing strategies and how controlling your banking function changes everything you do financially. CLICK HERE to watch the training👉 https://learnwithj.com/ 00:00 The Question That Gets the Answer Backwards 00:53 What Most People Get Wrong About Comparing Financial Tools 05:40 What Nelson Nash Actually Said About Investing 09:42 Why Compounding on Both Sides Changes Everything 17:54 Controlled Capital vs. Uncontrolled Capital 22:13 The Human Condition Nelson Warned Us About 25:37 Why Liquidity Is the Variable Nobody Talks About 🔎 Resources 👇 Becoming Your Own Banker Book ► https://www.ascendantfinancial.com/yt... 🔔 SUBSCRIBE TO THE BANKER’S VAULT 👇 https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBankersV... FAQ Q: Why isn't everyone doing Infinite Banking then? A: Most people have never been shown it, the financial education system doesn't teach it, and the framing they do encounter usually pits IBC against investing, which makes it sound like a sacrifice. Once people understand that IBC controls the banking function and has nothing to do with replacing your investments, the whole picture shifts. Q: Should I focus on dividend ETFs now or build cash value first and invest later using the policy? A: You don't have to choose one before the other; that framing is actually the problem. The Infinite Banking Concept controls the banking function as it relates to your financing needs throughout your lifetime, which is a completely separate job from what your investments are doing. The policy gives you ready access to capital on demand so you can deploy into investments without ever interrupting or liquidating what's already compounding. Q: Where does IBC invest our money so that it is not affected by market volatility? A: It doesn't invest your money in the market at all; that's the key distinction. The dividend-paying whole life insurance contract is a utility-binding contract, meaning the insurance carrier is contractually obligated to accumulate your cash value daily on a guaranteed basis, and that growth must equal the total death benefit by age 100. It cannot go backward, cannot be repossessed, and has no correlation to the stock market whatsoever. So when markets drop, your policy doesn't — it keeps compounding regardless of what's happening economically, politically, or with interest rates. Introduction to Becoming Your Own Banker © 2024 Ascendant Financial Inc. and all of its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. The supporting material, audio and video recordings and all information related to Introduction to Becoming Your Own Banker, The Infinite Banking Concept posted on ascendantfinancial.ca and all other Ascendant Financial Inc. websites are designed to educate and provide general information regarding The Infinite Banking Concept and all other subject matter covered. It is marketed and distributed with the understanding that the authors and the publishers are not engaged in rendering legal, financial, or other professional advice. It is also understood that laws and practices may vary from province to province and state to state and are subject to change. All illustrations provided in these materials are for educational purposes only and individual results will vary. Each illustration provided is unique to that individual and your personal results may vary. Because each factual situation is different, specific advice should be tailored to each individual’s particular circumstances. For this reason, the reader/viewer is advised to consult with qualified licensed professionals of their choosing, regarding that individual’s specific situation. The authors have taken reasonable precautions in the preparation of all materials and believe the facts presented are accurate as of the date it was written/created. However, neither the author nor the publishers assume any responsibility for any errors or omissions. The authors/creators and publisher specifically disclaim any liability resulting from the use or application of the information contained in all materials, and the information is neither intended nor should be relied upon as legal, financial or any other advice related to individual situations. Any mention of premium deposits is actually referring to premium payments. If any content creator uses the word "deposit(s)" it was done in error if they are speaking about the premium payment(s). The Infinite Banking Concept® is a registered trademark of Infinite Banking Concepts, LLC. Ascendant Financial Inc. is independent of and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Infinite Banking Concepts, LLC. #BankersVault #AscendantFinancial #TheInfiniteBankingConcept