by maryjoirmen | Apr 17, 2014 | Myths of Insurance, Uncategorized
Thought this fitting to blog about when I saw the photo. I see it every day, leading a human to the knowledge of Infinite Banking but don’t think about it because someone that doesn’t know anything told them it doesn’t work, it’s not true or...
by maryjoirmen | Feb 28, 2014 | Life Insurance 101, Myths of Insurance, Uncategorized
Is it really an expense or is it a deposit in disguise? If the bank sent you a notice that you were to put money into your savings every month would you look at that as an expense or a deposit? Clearly, that would be a deposit in your mind. They would just be...
by maryjoirmen | Jan 20, 2014 | Life Insurance, Myths of Insurance, Savings, Uncategorized
How safe is it? The big question insurance agents get when they start talking about using the cash value of the insurance policy for the Infinite Banking Concept is how secure the money is with a life insurance company vs the bank. Because I have come to understand...
by maryjoirmen | Nov 14, 2013 | Life Insurance, Loans, Myths of Insurance, Uncategorized
Borrowing against the cash value of life insurance is a very hot topic. Many do not understand how it works and many more, who may think they understand it, have been misled to believe it has magical powers. I want to clarify this misconception and give you a...
by maryjoirmen | Nov 7, 2013 | Legacy Planning, Life Insurance 101, Myths of Insurance, Savings, Uncategorized
This question is one of the more common questions I get when talking to people for the first time about whole life insurance. In fact, I just heard this again the other day from someone I was visiting with and thought it would be an important point to share with you....
by maryjoirmen | Oct 24, 2013 | Life Insurance, Life Insurance 101, Myths of Insurance, Savings, Uncategorized
In my last blog, I tackled the myth that term life insurance is cheaper than whole life insurance. Today I want to tackle the myth that with whole life insurance you don’t get any “fair amount” of cash value in the first fifteen years of your policy. This is such a...
