Sep 27, 2026
Take a healthy 45-year-old man, one major mutual insurance company, and $50,000 a year paid for twenty years. Build that policy one way and $50,000 buys about $3.5 million of death benefit, with cash value that won't catch up to the premiums for thirteen years. Build it the other way (same company, same insured, same...
Sep 20, 2026
This is the infinite-banking episode from two people who have never been infinite banking's biggest fans — and we do the whole thing without really saying the words. We'll be straight about where we stand: we haven't been a friendly voice toward infinite banking, we think parts of the pitch are hokey, and we don't buy...
Sep 13, 2026
Ask a room of business owners whether they have a buy-sell agreement and plenty of hands go up. Ask whether the life insurance behind it still matches what the company is worth today, and the room goes quiet. That quiet is the whole episode. Brandon and Brantley...
Sep 6, 2026
Fifteen years ago, on this very podcast, one of us predicted that bonds would become a problem. It took a while — long enough that the prophet was more or less left for dead on the side of the road — but the warning has finally arrived, and now that it's here, we can't seem to stop talking about it.
Bonds are in the...