Money. Wealth. Life Insurance.: How the Wealthy Use Life Insurance as a Tax-Free Personal Bank to Supercharge Their Savings

Much better than Mr Nash's be your own banker book. The author gets to the point quickly. He helps you understand why you might want to get involved in cash value life insurance. And it's worth your time if this subject is interesting to you and it is less expensive than other sources. I felt that this audiobook was well narrated, though the author's voice sometimes I found a bit difficult. But overall for me this was a much better place to start than Nelson's book on be your own banker. Just an opinion.

Very informative and eye opening about the banks also a very quick and easy read.

"Money Wealth Life Insurance" is a game-changer for individuals like me, focused on securing blockchain-driven wealth for a prosperous future. This book is a must-read, offering actionable insights on using life insurance to fortify your family's financial stability.As someone deeply involved in blockchain, I found the book's advice relevant and forward-thinking. It goes beyond theory, providing practical strategies to maximize returns and safeguard loved ones. The author's engaging style makes complex concepts easy to grasp.In short, read it!

Not very in depth. More of a persuasive book to get life insurance not so much about how to use it. Don’t get me wrong it was a good book. I just wish it was longer than 70pgs and went deeper into the benefits and how to set up a plan that works for you.

This is how companies pay their employees retirement. The money they take out your check is being invested in the stock market!They give you some when you retire and the companies are having nice gains over the course of the great American 25-35 work years.Insurance companies and policy holders continued to see financial gains during The Great Depression!If you have a couple or a few hundred of dollars in your savings to contribute it to a Index Universal Life policy , you could get some nice tax free money available in the future.I have a 6 year old . Thankful for this book.I'm willing to pay a 300-500.00+ a month on a policy with a 6.5% Accumulated Cash Value and we can use that to pay for college. It is a heck of alot better than sitting in a bank account getting barley any interest.You'll have to pay taxes in capital gain on the money in your bank too.Why not get a IUL, be covered and get Accumulated Cash Value ?!?!IJS

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While the book isn’t a step-wise approach or deep analysis into cash value life insurance, I believe it does its job in getting one to evaluate this option that you don’t hear as much about.The ~75 page book is a quick read and if you are not familiar with cash value life insurance, could be a good place to start.

The book has you covered, on very simple informations on IUL. Its worth the purchase