E17: A Way to Turn the Tables and Become Your Own Banker

In this episode, we will discuss why you need to become your own banker, even if you have no debt.

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We're often asked, "What if I don't have any debt?" Or "How does Infinite Banking work once I'm out of debt?"

You see, a lot of people have been taught to take loans, and they pay off their loans. And people who follow this line of thinking don't have any debt.

But what those people don't understand is that banks make just as much money off your deposits as they do on your loans. So, the reality is you might not have any debt, be making any mortgage payments, loan payments, or even credit card payments, but you are still depositing money into a banking system.

In other words, the bank doesn't care if you deposit money with them or if you borrow money from them. They just want your money!

The reason why you need to become your own banker is it's not just about paying off debt; it's about getting the bank completely out of your money. They are the ones who are conning us into believing that they're a good place to make money when in reality, they're the ones making a killing off of you no matter what chair you're sitting in.

So join us as we deep dive on why you need to become your own banker.

Become Your Own Banker Topics Discussed: 

* Common questions about becoming your own banker
* How banks make money both ways
* The tax implications of storing your money in a bank
* The opportunity cost of not becoming your own banker
* Who put your cash to work for you in unconventional ways
* Building personal systems for wealth growth like a bank
* Getting out of debt
* Recapturing the interest you've previously paid everyone else

Episode Takeaways: 

* Banks don't care if you deposit money with them or if you borrow money from them. They just want your money.

* The dollar that we made in the bank savings account, we pay taxes on.

* Banks make just as much money off of your deposits as they do on your loans. It may be time to be your own banker.