In this episode, Raymond Ward and Kyle Reese discuss the concept of becoming your own banker and the advantages of taking control of your finances. They highlight the problem of being slaves to the financial system and the need to recognize the advantages of becoming your own banker. They emphasize the importance of mindset shift and the potential for growth and expansion when you take control of your banking function. They also discuss the power of infinite banking in creating financial certainty, guarantees, and access to capital. The episode concludes with a reflection on their podcast journey and the mutual respect and learning they have experienced.

---Resources---

Becoming Your Own Banker (InfiniteBanking.org)

---Credits---

Kyle Reese: https://createtailwind.com/

Raymond Ward: https://www.calendly.com/meet-with-ray-ward

Intro & Outro Music: Just like the Sun, by Bonkers Beat Club acquired through epidemic sound

In this conversation, Raymond and Kyle discuss the different methods of financing a vehicle and compare them to the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC) outlined in the book 'Becoming Your Own Banker'. They cover leasing, financing through a bank, paying cash, using a certificate of deposit (CD), and implementing IBC. They emphasize the importance of capitalization and the value of motion in growing wealth. They also highlight the potential savings and benefits of using IBC compared to other methods. The conversation provides insights into the financial strategies and mindset needed to build wealth. In this conversation, Raymond and Kyle discuss the concept of infinite banking and how it compares to other financial methods. They highlight the benefits of infinite banking, such as higher returns on investment and greater control over finances. They also emphasize the importance of thinking like a banker and creating assets through loans. The conversation concludes with a reminder to subscribe, share, and spread the knowledge of infinite banking.

---Resources---

Becoming Your Own Banker (InfiniteBanking.org)

---Credits---

Kyle Reese: https://createtailwind.com/

Raymond Ward: https://www.calendly.com/meet-with-ray-ward

Intro & Outro Music: Just like the Sun, by Bonkers Beat Club acquired through epidemic sound

In this conversation, Kyle and Raymond discuss the concept of creating the entity in infinite banking. They emphasize that the focus should be on the banking function rather than getting distracted by the vehicle of whole life insurance. They explain the importance of understanding the risk management aspect of life insurance and how insurance companies pool resources to absorb risk. They also discuss the design of whole life policies for infinite banking, including the balance between the base policy and paid-up additional life insurance (PUA). They caution against using universal life or variable life policies for banking purposes.

---Resources---

Becoming Your Own Banker (InfiniteBanking.org)

---Credits---

Kyle Reese: https://freedomfamilyfinance.net/contact

Raymond Ward: https://www.calendly.com/meet-with-ray-ward

Intro & Outro Music: Just like the Sun, by Bonkers Beat Club acquired through epidemic sound

In this episode of the Sound Banking Podcast, Kyle and Raymond discuss the last human problem in the book 'Becoming Your Own Banker' called 'Use It or Lose It.' They share insights from Nelson Nash's seminars and highlight the importance of taking action and using the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC) to capitalize on opportunities. They emphasize the need for money to flow and not remain stagnant, and how IBC can provide guarantees and safety while also allowing for growth and investment. They discuss the significance of developing new habits and overcoming human factors that hinder financial success.

---Resources---

Becoming Your Own Banker (InfiniteBanking.org)

EVA: The Real Key to Creating Wealth - https://a.co/d/00zVEn9Y

Fortune Magazine Sept 20, 1993 - EVA

https://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/1993/09/20/78346/index.htm

Fortune Magazine May 1, 1995 - EVA Works-BUT NOT IF YOU MAKE THESE COMMON MISTAKES

https://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/1995/05/01/202480/

---Credits---

Kyle Reese: https://createtailwind.com/

Raymond Ward: https://www.calendly.com/meet-with-ray-ward

Intro & Outro Music: Just like the Sun, by Bonkers Beat Club acquired through epidemic sound

The conversation explores the concept of the arrival syndrome, which refers to the closed-mindedness that comes from thinking one has already arrived and has all the answers. The hosts discuss how this syndrome can hinder personal growth and learning. They also touch on the importance of staying humble, being open to new ideas, and continuously learning. The conversation highlights common misconceptions about infinite banking, such as borrowing from oneself and the belief that life insurance is not a good place to put money. The hosts emphasize the need to challenge these assumptions and continue to grow and learn.

---Resources---

Becoming Your Own Banker (InfiniteBanking.org)

Think and Grow Rich: https://a.co/d/09IISJiI

---Credits---

Kyle Reese: https://createtailwind.com/

Raymond Ward: https://www.calendly.com/meet-with-ray-ward

Intro & Outro Music: Just like the Sun, by Bonkers Beat Club acquired through epidemic sound

In this episode, Kyle and Raymond discuss the golden rule, which states that those who have the gold make the rules. They explore the advantages and disadvantages of having capital and how it can give individuals control over their lives. They also emphasize the importance of saving and accumulating capital to avoid being at the mercy of others. The conversation touches on the founding fathers' desire for freedom and the need to take responsibility for our own financial well-being. They discuss the practical application of the golden rule in various scenarios, such as purchasing a car or starting a business. The episode concludes with a reminder to respect and value capital.

---Resources---

Becoming Your Own Banker (InfiniteBanking.org)

FRED – Personal Saving Rate: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=580A

---Credits---

Kyle Reese: https://createtailwind.com/

Raymond Ward: https://www.calendly.com/meet-with-ray-ward

Intro & Outro Music: Just like the Sun, by Bonkers Beat Club acquired through epidemic sound

Willie Sutton's law states that wherever wealth is accumulated, someone will try to steal it. This conversation explores the negative aspects of taxation and government intervention in the economy. The hosts discuss the concept of legal plunder and how the government takes from some individuals and gives to others. They emphasize the importance of private contracts and private property in achieving financial freedom. The conversation also highlights the benefits of infinite banking and using whole life insurance policies to build a pool of capital that is not subject to government control.

---Resources---

Becoming Your Own Banker (InfiniteBanking.org)

---Credits---

Kyle Reese: https://freedomfamilyfinance.net/contact

Raymond Ward: https://www.calendly.com/meet-with-ray-ward

Intro & Outro Music: Just like the Sun, by Bonkers Beat Club acquired through epidemic sound

In this conversation, Kyle and Raymond discuss Parkinson's Law and its implications for personal finance. They explore the tendency to follow the herd and the importance of surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals who are going in the desired direction. They also discuss the three elements of Parkinson's Law: work expands to meet the time allowed, a luxury once enjoyed becomes a necessity, and expenses rise to equal income. They emphasize the need to whip Parkinson's Law daily and the benefits of storing wealth in Infinite Banking policies. The conversation concludes with a discussion on not taking oneself too seriously and the importance of ego and humility.

---Resources---

Becoming Your Own Banker (InfiniteBanking.org)

---Credits---

Kyle Reese: https://freedomfamilyfinance.net/contact

Raymond Ward: https://www.calendly.com/meet-with-ray-ward

Intro & Outro Music: Just like the Sun, by Bonkers Beat Club acquired through epidemic sound