
Episode 24: How Infinite Banking Works with Drew White
About this episode
Drew White is a fellow Infinite Banking professional, a former pediatric oncology nurse turned modern wealth consultant for real estate investors, business owners, and athletes. He teaches people how to become their own banker, and strongly believes that everyone should find their banker and control their own money supply. He graduated from nursing school with over $150,000 in student loan debt and then led him to a path of entrepreneurship, real estate investing, bitcoin, and infinite banking.
This episode talks about:
- The concept of Infinite Banking and Becoming Your Own Banker.
- Is Infinite Banking a good choice for you?
- How to use your insurance policy to make other investments?
- How policy loans work with Infinite Banking?
- How Infinite Banking policies can be designed based on clients’ needs and wants?
- Why Infinite Banking is the best asset protection tool?
- Tax advantages of Infinite Banking
Connect with Drew White:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ibcdrew
Website: ibcdrew.com
Email: [email protected]
Book Mentioned in this Episode: Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash
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