Thank you to all who joined! Here's the replay: https://fathom.video/share/pah5EmHDvDX_hyWt-ayULs4s_xicx3_k If you missed it, todays discussion was around IBC pricinples and introducing hybrid long-term care insurance. Key Takeaways - Prioritize IBC Principles over Numbers: Focus on IBC's core principles (control, optionality) before getting lost in complex illustrations, which can be misleading. - Address the LTC Blind Spot: Long-term care (LTC) is a major financial risk, with a 70% probability of need. It's a critical blind spot for many, including those with military benefits. - Leverage Hybrid LTC for Asset Protection: Hybrid LTC products like OneAmerica's Asset Care solve the "use it or lose it" problem of traditional LTC by providing a death benefit or return of premium if care is not needed. - Integrate Hybrid LTC with IBC: Hybrid LTC complements an IBC system by protecting the main cash value from being liquidated to cover care costs, thus preserving the long-term wealth-building strategy. Watch the full recording here! https://fathom.video/share/pah5EmHDvDX_hyWt-ayULs4s_xicx3_k

One thing my journey into real estate has taught me is that success isn't only about closing deals or reaching a certain number. For me, it has always been about what those things can create: More freedom. More choices. More time with family. And the ability to build a future on my own terms. My journey didn't start with real estate alone. Before getting into property, I explored other income streams and learned lessons from each one. Those experiences eventually helped shape the way I approached real estate and business. It hasn't always been easy. There have been mistakes, slow periods, things that didn't work, and plenty of lessons along the way. But I'm grateful for the journey because every experience has helped me become more intentional about what I'm building. I also believe everyone's version of success looks different. For one person, it might be owning their first investment property. For another, it might be replacing their job income. For someone else, it might simply be having more time with the people they love. So I'm curious when you think about the life you're building through real estate, what does success actually look like for you

I have been looking at IBC for a few years now. I listened to becoming your own banker driving back from North Carolina back to Wisconsin and have been listening to podcast. I am a Military retiree servicing 23 years in the Marine Corps and Wisconsin Army National Guard in the AGR Program. We own rental property and a Home inspection business.

If you've been an avid listener of The Wealth Warehouse Podcast, practice the Infinite Banking, know David Befort and Paul Fugere, or just want to learn more about becoming your own banker, you are in the right place. To kick us off, feel free to comment how you heard about IBC below!

The first half is a lot of real estate stuff which is fun and all, but the second half where it really gets into IBC is where to really pay attention. This is worth sharing to all your real estate friends