Episode 217: Top Ten Tough Questions When You Bank on Yourself (Part 1)

In this episode, we ask:

• What about tough questions?
• What about breaking even?
• Why is Bank on Yourself® type whole life insurance worth it, when I am so close to retirement?
• Have you missed opportunities?
• Have you taken on too much risk?
• …Compared to what?
• What about an example?
• Would you have enough money and time?
• What about non paying tenants?
• What about market downturns?
• What is your time horizon?
• Is your time horizon too short?
• What would most financial advisors say?
• What will you have?
• What about real estate?
• What about the stock market?
• Why is it worth it?
• What about an example?
• What about a death benefit?
• What about saving?
• What about working?
• Are you earning enough?
• What accounts are taxable?
• What makes sense?
• What about waiting?
• What is the best opportunity for my money today?
• What about dealing with large sums of cash?
• What about expenses?
• What about policy loans?
• What about locking in insurability?
• What about earnings in a whole life insurance policy’s growth?
• Can one get compounding back after losing the opportunity?
• What about time?
• What about guaranteed growth?
• What about good health?
• Is good health guaranteed?
• What happens when one is uninsurable?
• What about putting everything on hold?
• Will life get in the way?
• Is time your friend?
• Is time your enemy?
• Is there anything you can do about it?
• Is the last deal you will ever do?
• What would you like to give your future self?
• Is there always more where that came from?
• What is the power of the strategy?
• How can I be sure that the life insurance company will come through on its guarantee?
• What about guarantees?
• Is past performance indicative of future results?
• Would you like to listen to Episode 128?
• What about bonds? What happens if bonds fail?
• What about cash flow?
• What about policy dividends?
• What has happened since 1920 in corporate bond yields relative to inflation?
• What about investment grade fixed income assets?
• Why can’t I just forgo life insurance and save in a regular bank account?
• What about an example?
• What other financial vehicle can meet these expectations?
• Does having your money safe and available for whatever you need take away any of your options? Or does it give you more options?
• What tough questions do you have?