How I lost $534,000 Through Infinite Banking - The Chris Naugle

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[Amelia-Elizabeth]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for...

[jcuudnk]

Chris you’re the man, thank you for breaking it down and making it simpler to understand.

[troublelessone]

oooh my Lord.... a light just came on. No wonder my old neighbor was trying to help me with something like this. I just couldn't see it past my own trust issues. Why doesn't anyone talk about this???

[chrisklugh]

I love the message! I love the production quality put into this message. And I LOVE the click bait title!

[DerivCapital]

Hate the Title ...love the FACT that your talking about lost commissions ....but some ppl will just scoll and say "see" WL is trash etc and never click on yr vid or never watch the whole loved that you actually went over Agent commissions with actual paperwork to show.

[johnvdk]

Hello Chris,
Like usual very nice video. I am stuck here in Europa, do you also have an option for me to do this strategy?
Best regards!
John

[billcurtis]

Use an Infinite Banking Practitioner for an IBC banking policy.
Would you let your general practitioner perform open heart surgery? Or would you call a cardiologist?
This is heart surgery for your finances. Find someone that has been trained properly.

[ryanyee]

I love this explanation and the IBC. It sounds like this process only makes sense (compared to investing your money as cash or an IRA) if:
1) Collaterialized loan interest < WL Policy Dividends
2) Premiums reinvested into the policy give you 90% cash value

If you don't meet these conditions you'll be losing money by 1000's of small cuts every time you cycle. What am I missing?

[paulharvey]

Good point about giving up 90% of the Agent commission however you’ll find in almost every case doing so by designing a policy with 90% PUA’s hurts the long term growth of the policy. In fact there are a few insurance carriers that give you nearly as much early years cash value but grow much more in later years.

[Demonslayer-eysz]

Good morning Chris I am very interested in the program. Is there any kind of way I could actually meet live with someone to get a better understanding or see my options

[MillieCharlton]

Great video Chris! Does your team actually show me not only the correct policy product used (i.e. 60/40, 35/75, etc) based on my goals, but also how much commission they will make on the policy?

[omaconstruction]

Where do i pull money on yr 11 if the PUA is gone?

[noahwiliams]

Ok.. this is great information but.. do you do this in conjunction with trusts?

[oldschool]

When you make a policy. Do you make a commission off that policy every year? Or just the 1st year? Thanks.

[tonyai]

Thanks for the presentation i've been watching them. Doesn't term insurance raise with age? Would payments on that raise with my age in the 8-10 year time span on any of those smaller rockets? Like if I drop the P.U.A in the 8th or the 10th year because its no longer needed.

[reignrelic]

Semi annually commission v.s a one time payment upfront I’m assuming.

[omaconstruction]

So, in 8-10yrs when the PUA is gone; then what? How do i have access to money?

[oldschool]

The policy you are explaining does this earn interest and dividends? Both of them? Thanks.

[thetsanation]

So is it 289 plus the cost of insurance monthly. Because somebody has to pay the monthly premium to keep the insurance running

[wendyshoowaiching]

Plan your retirement 3 cycles @ 12 years (144 Installments) 1st cycle : Age 24-36 ($720, 000 @ $2, 500 monthly savings ×144 Installments= $360, 000 + Compounding Interest $360, 000 Totalled: $720, 000. 2nd cycle: Age 36-48 3rd cycle: Age 48-60. Grand total 3 cycles: US$2.16 million + Compounding Interest = US$4.32 M (Retirement)