Interview with Mike Kwong
In this episode, Mike Crawford interviews the newest team member of Life Success & Legacy, Mike Kwong. Many of you may already remember an interview Chris did with Mike and […]
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In this episode, Mike Crawford interviews the newest team member of Life Success & Legacy, Mike Kwong. Many of you may already remember an interview Chris did with Mike and […]
In this episode Mike and Chris discuss the chapter in Nelson’s book titled, “What if I am uninsurable?” This is a super common question we get from clients and potential […]
In this episode, Mike, Chris and Mike C go into detail about wind current. Many times at boot camps, or other events and coaching sessions, people point out how invested […]
In this episode Mike and Chris revisit policy loans. More specifically, they discuss the name and how it has caused confusion in the Infinite Banking world. Nelson’s chapter ‘Creating the […]
In this episode Mike Everett, Chris Bay and Michael Crawford take a look back at where the podcast started and where it’s at, how IBC has changed in Everett’s 17+ […]
In this episode, Mike & Chris dive into another frequent question, Investments. But not the way you’re thinkinig of investments. Nelson starts off Becoming Your Own Banker by stating, “This […]
In this episode Mike and Chris walk through another popular Boot Camp question; dividends. There are many different schools of thought on the topic of direct vs non-direct when it […]
In this episode, Mike and Chris go over another very popular Boot Camp question; Where are the risks? Often times, when people begin exploring Infinite Banking, it seems ‘too good […]
In this episode, Mike and Chris tackle another very common boot camp question. This one deals with multiple aspects of Infinite Banking, namely think long term. Because in order to […]
In this episode, we tackle another boot camp question that comes up all the time, and has for years. Why isn’t Infinite Banking more popular, or why aren’t more people […]
