The whole reason this banking concept works is because of the nature of the cash value buildup

What You Should Know About The Infinite Banking Concept 

In a previous post, Nuwire writer Eric Ames profiled "The Infinite Banking Concept". This was a followup post to an article titled: The Infinite Banking Concept: Be Your Own Bank. I'd like to provide a fresh perspective on this concept, because I believe that it's being overcomplicated by many well-meaning advocates. What Is The Banking Concept? The banking concept is probably at least 150 years old, although there are some new-age marketing names and gimmicks associated with it today. If you search for "Infinite Banking" on the Internet, you'll find the most popular advocates of this concept are R. Nelson Nash ("The...   read more

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