The Financial Foundation Modern Planning Skips
Modern financial planning treats investing as the start of wealth-building. It should come after you’ve built an accessible working capital reserve.
Debt, Stewardship, and the Banking Function
A debt-free household can still be quietly consuming its own future. Scripture shows us the obligation most people never see.
A Vision for Multigenerational Wealth and Faithfulness
Turn your household economy into a kingdom-centered financial system: create family bonds multigenerational wealth that is more than just money.
IBC Gimmicks: Secret of the Wealthy
IBC is not how the wealthy got rich — it is how they preserved wealth. Controlling the banking function is available to any family, at any income level.
IBC Gimmicks: Is IBC Just Wash Loans?
IBC is not about wash loans or arbitrage. It’s about controlling the banking function—and why the wash loan claim misreads whole life mechanics.
IBC Gimmicks: Do You Have to Repay an IBC Policy Loan?
No, you don’t have to pay policy loans back. But that is short term thinking and stealing from yourself.
IBC Gimmicks: Can You Make Money Buying Cars?
You cannot make money buying a car — even with IBC. Here’s what the concept actually does: preserve opportunity cost. Here’s honest explanation, with the math.
IBC Gimmicks: Do You Recapture Interest? What It Actually Means
“Recapture interest” doesn’t mean you keep the interest. Here’s what the phrase actually means in the Infinite Banking Concept.
Building a Biblical Family Economy
Reform your family economy to God’s design by resisting materialism, rethinking retirement, and building a family banking system to enable wives to work at home.
How Churches Can Use the Infinite Banking Concept
Churches can use the Infinite Banking Concept to provide for their pastor, finance expenses, and give generously—with unique advantages other organizations don’t have.
Sinking Fund, Lost Opportunity: The Hidden Cost of Paying Cash
Paying cash avoids a loan — but not the cost. Here’s why the sinking fund method carries a hidden opportunity cost that IBC eliminates.
The Power of Compounding Interest
Compounding Interest has been called the “most powerful thing in the world.” It’s power can work for or against you, building wealth or creating debt slavery.