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In this episode, we ask:

• What are the core reasons why Bank On Yourself® is the real deal?
• Who is The White Coat Investor, Dr. Jim Dahl?
• What did he write about Bank On Yourself®?
• What did Ted Benna, the father of the 401(k), say?
• Where is Ted Benna parking his money?
• What are Ted Benna’s three reasons why we should be weary of 401(k) plans?
• Who is Jim Harbaugh?
• What is a split dollar loan agreement?
• What is the nature of Jim Harbaugh’s arrangement?
• Could a business own a whole life insurance policy?
• Why would a business want to own a policy?
• Can a life insurance policy act like a deferred compensation plan?
• What about Babe Ruth’s life insurance policy?
• Would you like purchase a replica of Babe Ruth’s policy?
• Have you heard Episode 66?
• Are you still skeptical?
• Have you read the Pirates of Manhattan?
• What do the banks do with their assets?
• What about Enron founder, Ken Lay?
• What about Lehman Brothers?
• What is Tier 1 capital?
• Does life insurance qualify as Tier 1 capital?
• What did your grandparents do with their whole life insurance policies?
• What was the most popular life insurance product from 1940-1970?
• What happened in 1981?
• Have you heard Grandma’s Wealth Wisdom podcast?
• What is 10x safer than a bank’s savings account?
• Why are banks so eager to keep your cash on hand?
• What is fractional reserve banking?
• How much can banks loan out?
• What is the Dodd Frank Act?
• What are the reserve requirements for life insurance companies?
• How much does the well capitalized life insurance company have to have on hand?
• What is the big difference in reserve requirements between banks and life insurance companies?
• Have you read How Privatized Banking Really Works?
• How do the life insurance companies invest their funds?
• How much do life insurance companies have to keep liquid?
• How much do life insurance companies have to have to pay death benefits?
• How are life insurance companies strictly regulated?
• What happens if a life insurance company gets into difficult times?
• What are the additional protections?
• How have many life insurance companies been able to pay a dividend for over 100 years?
• Why do life insurance companies under promise and over deliver?
• Have you heard Episode 118?
• Have you heard Episode 106 and 107?
• How does the insurance industry support the infrastructure across the U.S.?
• What is the unique business model of the insurance companies?
• How can the insurance companies get a better yield?
• If this was a big scam, how could the insurance company build so much?
• What do the investments of the insurance companies look like?
• Is the money still liquid?
• What usually constitutes a scam?
• When do most people lose their skepticism?
• How does life insurance cash value benefit families, businesses and other individuals?
• What about the disclosures?
• What is concealment?
• What about the paperwork?
• What about the disclosures from a prolific insurer, Mass Mutual?
• What are the myths and truths about life insurance?
• What about subscribing to the research from Pamela Yellen’s work?
• What are some takeaways?
• Should you believe everything you read on the internet?
• What sources have authority?
• Have you read Financial Independence in the 21st Century?
• Would you like to buy this book?
• What about Investopedia’s guide to dividend paying whole life insurance?
• Have you heard Episode 74?
• Have you heard Episode 55?
• Have you heard Episode 6?
• Have you heard Episode 36?
• Have you heard Episode 91?
• Have you heard Episode 110?
• What is your favorite or most memorable money mistake? Leave us a message and let us know!
• Would you like a free copy of Pamela Yellen’s latest book?