Using Infinite Banking in Your Business

Love the idea of Infinite Banking, but want to see how it could apply to your business?  Looking for a way to improve your creditworthiness, financial stability, get great cash storage, capital reserves, to maximize your profitability in your business? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAqNmDGzhyM Today, we’re going to talk about how to boost your business's financial performance with Infinite Banking—and how to use Infinite Banking in your business. You’ll learn: How storing capital in an Infinite Banking policy serves your businessWhat you can do with the cash valueWho should own the policyWho can use the policyHow to best leverage this Swiss army knife of an asset in your business  So, if you’d love to see exactly how to take your business to the next level with Infinite Banking, join us for the conversation! Table of contentsBrand New to Infinite Banking?The Art of Long Term and Short Term ThinkingInfinite Banking for BusinessA Place to Warehouse CashHow Quickly Are Premiums Available to Use?How Can You Fund a Policy for Business?Who Should Own the “Infinite Banking” Policy?Buy-Sell AgreementsInfinite Banking for Business Can Keep You ProtectedBook A Strategy Call Brand New to Infinite Banking? Infinite Banking is a concept originated by Nelson Nash, who realized that he could leverage his whole life insurance in his own business. This prompted him to write his immensely popular book, Becoming Your Own Banker.  Whole life insurance accumulates a cash value that earns dividends, and can multiply wealth by using policy loans to create cash-flowing investments. In fact, policy loans can be used for whatever you want (however, investments help you generate more cash flow).  The Art of Long Term and Short Term Thinking As Nelson Nash has said, there’s an art to marrying long-term and short-term thinking together. Too often, people choose one or the other—or they mistake long-term thinking for five-year thinking. True long-term thinking spans decades, or even generations. And it takes long-term thinking to make Infinite Banking strategies work, because whole life insurance is a long-term asset. You won't get rich overnight.  However, you must also have the foresight to see the short-term actions necessary to take the leap and set yourself up to benefit from Infinite Banking. Establishing good savings habits, making wise short-term decisions, and having a good business trajectory are all essential short-term actions.  You’ll make the best short-term decisions in your business when you think about the long-term impact. The more range you have in your “vision,” the better choices you’ll make today. It’s important as you move into business that you learn how to balance these short- and long-term trajectories.  Infinite Banking for Business A Place to Warehouse Cash Where are you going to store your capital? This is a question that any good business ought to ask—because if you’re making a profit, it has to go somewhere. And ideally, you also want that money to be earning while it’s in storage. While bank accounts and money markets offer a place to store money, they earn next to nothing. Whole life insurance, on the other hand, offers an alternative that far outpaces those accounts.  In addition, whole life insurance offers growth without risk. It’s non-correlated to the stock market and therefore is not subject to the same whims of the market.  You can use your cash value in times where profits are lean, or to make big-ticket purchases that will help expand your business. Your cash value can also help you secure financing for projects that the bank might find risky, yet may help you increase revenue. It can also protect your privacy from both creditors and the IRS.  How Quickly Are Premiums Available to Use? When you pay your first premium, your cash value is available for a policy loan within 30 days. The amount of your premium, however, can differ.