Creating Tailwinds

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Change your life by learning how to take back the the banking function in your life, and all the money you’ll recapture with it! Discover what it means to actually have full use, access, and control of your money.

  1. 2d ago

    Rethinking Wealth: Capital v. Money

    Schedule Time with John Schedule Time with Jared Contact John Contact Jared In today’s discussion, John T. Urbik and Jared Adams dive into a pivotal concept that can significantly alter your financial trajectory: the difference between spending money and spending capital. This distinction is not just semantic; it’s a fundamental shift in mindset that wealthy individuals utilize to grow their wealth. The Capital MindsetJohn highlights that wealthy people focus on spending capital rather than just money. When you spend a dollar, it’s gone, but if you consider that dollar as an employee, you’ll start to think about where it goes and how it works for you. "Every dollar is an employee," John states, emphasizing that each dollar should be put to work towards generating more wealth. Jared echoes this sentiment, noting that every transaction carries a cost, whether it’s a financing cost paid to a bank or the opportunity cost of not investing that dollar to create more wealth. "Every single transaction has a financing cost... Who captures that cost? Is it you or someone else?" This perspective shifts how you view every financial decision. Case Study: Real Estate DecisionsJared shares a practical example of how understanding this concept can lead to better financial decisions. When faced with a real estate purchase requiring a significant down payment, one must consider the opportunity cost of cashing out investments versus utilizing a policy loan. By not interrupting the growth of investments in the market, individuals can leverage their capital more effectively. "Why would you interrupt what's growing in the market?" he asks, illustrating the importance of keeping your money working for you. The Power of PoliciesThe conversation also touches upon the use of life insurance as a wealth-building tool. John asserts that this isn’t just about insurance; it’s about a strategy for preserving capital while maintaining compounding interest over time. "This is a policy we're using as a strategy tool for preserving capital while maintaining compounding interest over time." This insight reframes the way we look at life insurance, not as a mere expense but as a crucial component of a wealth-building strategy. Conclusion: Think GenerationallyAs they wrap up, John emphasizes the importance of thinking generationally. Wealthy families don’t just spend money; they control the environment of their capital. "Don’t think about rates of return; think about control of capital and all the money you’re not paying in interest to somebody else." By adopting this mindset, you can start to look at every dollar spent as an investment in your future, paving the way for generational wealth. In this episode, we learned that every financial decision should be made with a long-term perspective. Consider where your dollars go, and how they work for you today and in the years to come.

  2. Jul 25

    We Finance Everything, Where do you "Bank"?

    Join Jared as he shares recent updates and deep dives into the core principles of infinite banking concepts, emphasizing the importance of education, understanding the vehicle, and strategic wealth storage. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their financial literacy and build a personal banking system. In this episode: Why a whole life policy alone isn’t enough without proper application of infinite banking principlesThe crucial difference between owning a product versus practicing the processHow to understand that we finance everything – even if you pay cashComparing wealth storage options: from mattresses to dividend-paying whole life insuranceThe importance of creating future windfall pockets within your policiesThe concept of becoming your own banker — and why endless education is vitalHow to evaluate where to store your capital based on accessibility, protection, and benefits00:00 - Welcome back and recent updates 01:00 - Summer family moments & John’s European travels 02:57 - The importance of understanding whole life policies within infinite banking 03:57 - Why the process is vital beyond just owning a product 04:54 - Differentiating product and process in infinite banking 06:22 - The value of continuous learning and the Nelson Nash Institute’s role 07:20 - How we finance everything, even cash payers 08:46 - Opportunity costs and the risk of cash leaving your environment 10:27 - Where can you store capital? Comparing options 11:56 - Why dividend paying whole life insurance outperforms other venues 13:21 - Using real estate equity and cash stuffing as banks 15:48 - Building your warehouse of wealth for future windfalls 16:29 - Examples of potential windfalls and creating pockets for them 18:24 - Becoming your own banker — building an internal wealth system 19:20 - Ongoing learning and improvement in financial education 20:23 - How to connect with Jared and John for ongoing support and questions Resources & Links: Building Your Warehouse of Wealth by R. Nelson NashNelson Nash InstituteFlightpath Financial SiteJared’s emailJohn’s emailConnect with Jared and John: Jared's CalendarJohn"s Calendar

  3. Feb 4

    IBC is a Bad Idea

    In this conversation, Jared and John explore the idea of Infinite Banking Concepts, discussing its merits and misconceptions. They delve into the differences between whole life and term insurance, addressing common objections such as high costs, complexity, and surrender rates. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding the benefits of whole life insurance, the accessibility of cash value, and the role of financial planners. They also tackle skepticism surrounding infinite banking and highlight the significance of effective communication between agents and clients. Infinite banking is often misunderstood and labeled as a bad idea. Whole life insurance offers more benefits than term insurance. High costs associated with whole life insurance are often exaggerated. Complexity in infinite banking can be managed with proper education. Surrender rates are a concern for those who do not follow their financial plan. Accessibility to cash value in whole life policies is straightforward. Opportunity costs exist in all financial decisions, including insurance. Dependence on knowledgeable life insurance agents is crucial for success. Skepticism towards infinite banking can stem from a lack of understanding. Effective communication is essential in the insurance industry. Schedule a Meeting with John Schedule a Meeting with Jared "High cost is a fallacy." "You’re never too late to start." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates 01:12 Infinite Banking: A Controversial Concept 02:25 Understanding Whole Life Insurance vs. Term Insurance 05:15 Debunking the High Cost Myth 08:32 Complexity in Infinite Banking Explained 10:04 Surrender Rates and Their Implications 13:54 Accessibility of Cash Value in Policies 17:08 Opportunity Costs in Financial Planning 21:33 Dependence on Life Insurance Agents 23:54 Skepticism Towards Infinite Banking 26:12 Closing Thoughts and Listener Engagement

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