Page 17 - Moran Financial
P. 17

A Properly Designed Infinite Banking Plan









          As you probably have figured out, this is NOT about buying term life
          insurance, which pays a death benefit if you die prematurely. Actuarially,

          term insurance is designed to terminate before you do. Shockingly, only
          about 1% of term insurance is ever paid out in claims! Because of this,
          it’s one of the biggest and most reliable sources of profit for insurance

          companies since no cash values accumulate in it and claims are minimal.
          It’s one of the main reasons Infinite Banking structured plans pay as high

          as they do since this profit, in the form of dividends, are passed on to us!


          Rather, Infinite Banking plans are designed around permanent dividend

          paying life insurance that lasts as long as you do, with tax exempt cash
          value growth, where the cash is accessible for use whenever the need

          arises. And of course, your cash keeps growing 24/7 whether you use it or
          not.



          Jim Pattison is  not alone. For over 150 years, dynasties have been built
          using dividends of life Insurance companies: think Rogers Wireless,

          Disney, businesses and banks. Today, more than ever before, a growing
          number of people have come to recognize the Infinite Banking Concept,
          using dividend paying life insurance as the perfect unspoiled vehicle to

          build wealth… for its safety, predictability, and extraordinarily consistent
          dividend returns year after year.



          Canadians from all walks of life use life insurance companies profits to
          accumulate wealth, and to have their money continue to grow while using it

          elsewhere. . Let’s discover what they know.

















                                                                                                                  18
   12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19   20   21   22