Dollars and Nonsense

Fifteen-year mortgage or thirty? In this episode of Dollars and Nonsense, Holly and Nate discuss which route you should choose to have more control over your money. Listen in as they also dispel the top mortgage myths leading individuals away from financial freedom. ~ Access our FREE Infinite Banking Beginner course here: https://livingwealth.com/beatinflation It's time to start thinking like a bank and making money off your mortgage. Bonus: Learn how to use your house to your advantage with the IRS. For more resources, visit livingwealth.com/e5

Banks are rich. And you're helping them get even richer! In this episode of Dollars and Nonsense, Nate and Holly dive into the workings of infinite banking and how the banks are using it to exploit your finances. Learn how to take back control of your money and become your own banker with tips from our hosts. ~ Access our FREE Infinite Banking Beginner course here: https://livingwealth.com/beatinflation Also in this episode, uncover how to: * breakaway from a bank account, * master the power of a policy, and * take the place of the bank. For more resources, visit https://livingwealth.com/e4

Are you in control of your money? In this episode, Nate and Holly address the topic of financial leverage power and how you should have more of it in order to build your family's wealth. By making your assets work for you, keeping your money in motion, and thinking outside of the box, you and your family can reap major financial benefits. ~ Access our FREE Infinite Banking Beginner course here: https://livingwealth.com/beatinflation ~ Get resources from this episode by visiting: https://livingwealth.com/e3 Listen in as Nate and Holly show you the power of leverage, as well as: • How to make money in multiple places at the same time • Why you should look at life insurance as an asset • The advantages of moving your money • How get out of the "envelope" mindset

In this episode of Dollars and Nonsense, Nate and Holly reveal the top three money myths keeping you from financial success. Stop taking the traditional route and the usual advice that can put you and your family in fiscal bondage. ~ Access our FREE Infinite Banking Beginner course here: https://livingwealth.com/beatinflation ~ Get resources and transcripts from this episode by visiting: https://livingwealth.com/e1 Also, discover the truth about retirement programs and parking your money as Nate and Holly expose how these commonly believed money-increasers actually affect your wallet. BONUS: Learn the secret to taking back control of your money and building a wealthy future for you and your loved ones.

Do you stress about retirement? In episode 2 of Dollars and Nonsense, Nate and Holly reveal why your nest egg will keep stressing you out if you follow the three common retirement myths that can jeopardize your freedom after work. Find out why retirement income is a better option for you and how you can use it to reach your family's financial goals. ~ Access our FREE Infinite Banking Beginner course here: https://livingwealth.com/beatinflation ~ Get resources from this episode by visiting: https://livingwealth.com/e2 Don't let your golden years be in the red. If you seek a worry-free future during your retirement, listen in as Nate and Holly discuss: the downside of retirement programs how the economic environment affects you the reality of the market how passive income benefits your family America's savings rate and its influence on your money building a wealth and legacy for your future

Introducing the Dollars and Nonsense Podcast. ~ Access our FREE Infinite Banking Beginner course here: https://livingwealth.com/beatinflation N: We want to introduce you to Living Wealth's new podcast, Dollars and Nonsense, where we'll be talking about outside-the-box strategies for wealth building. Always remember, if you follow the herd, you will be slaughtered. H: As we start today, I want to tell you a little bit about myself. Again, my name's Holly, and I came to understand the infinite banking concept through my father, Ray. And really what it has brought to our family is financial freedom and the ability to continue to think outside of the box and to never lose control of our money. I was working 18 hours a day sometimes in a job that I did passionately love, but it always took me away from my family. And what I kept doing was trying to work harder, trying to provide more for my family, and at the end of the day, I found out I didn't have any more than the person next to me who was doing the same thing. The key here, and what we really want to talk to you guys about, is how to get off that hamster wheel. So for me, it was about changing who got my money and helping people in discovering how to gain financial freedom. I made the choice to leave my profession at a university, where I had a master's degree, and decided that my goal was to help individuals and families know how they could build wealth and leave wealth but also know how I didn't have to keep working so hard to not get ahead. This changed my husband's and my life. We have three beautiful children. [It's] the fact that we don't really worry anymore about that paycheck because we're not living paycheck to paycheck. We have the financial freedom to be able to save, to go on vacations, but really [it's about being] able to help not just our family but other families do the same thing we're doing. The fact that you can tell a family you're not going to have to work harder and keep buying stuff and paying somebody else, but you're going to be able to help your family grow and understand how money works. [That's] how I came into the business. Now Nate is going to share a little bit about himself. N: Sure. I thought it would be great if I introduce myself as well. I'm Nate, and I'm actually also part of the family, but I married in, so I'm not blood. I'm second-tier. Just kidding. I learned about this concept called infinite banking, which is something that we promote and that we love. And it's way outside of the box, which is the goal of this podcast—to think against the grain. I learned about it four years ago the same way Holly did through Ray. It definitely changed my life. I grew up as the son of a teacher and a pastor, so we really didn't have any money, and we didn't know what we were doing with money. In those types of professions, they don't teach you a lot about money. That's where my background was from. Just learning the outside-the-box strategies to make money work better for you, and now that my parents are involved in it and, of course, I myself, it's definitely changed everything. There's a lot of financial nonsense out there that I really wanted to help people get straightened away. That's what Holly and I both do on a daily basis, just bring some truth. That's what this podcast is going to be all about. I've been in the financial world for four years. I don't like thinking inside the box; I'm always trying to push the envelope and push the system to make it work harder. Find new ways to make it work. One of the things I believe is that people are being tricked into doing things financially that don't make sense. And they ought to stop. That's why our motto is "If you follow the herd, you will be slaughtered." Because if you keep doing what everyone else is doing, you'll get the same results that everyone is getting. And nobody is getting great results. So that's a little bit about us. We wanted to introduce you what we'll be talking about in the podcast itself. What will actually be going on? So, Holly, what are some of the goals we have or why would any listener want to listen in? What are we going to be teaching? H: One of the keys is—I'm going to go back to Warren Buffett. He said, "If poor people would do the same things rich people do, they wouldn't be poor." Basically, there's no different product. The rich have no different product than the poor people or middle class America. We have the same products to use. What Warren Buffett was saying is that the rich just use those products differently. So we want to teach you how to use money for you. Not to rely constantly on banks and credit cards, but really is there such a thing as a retirement program or nest egg or do we need retirement income? One of the keys here is, like Nate said, that out-of-the-box thinking. We've been taught to do stuff with money that you wouldn't do with the things that money buys. And I think Nate can even expand on that more as to how we are using