The Truth About “Infinite Banking” or “Bank On Yourself”: Is It Too Good To Be True?

Canadian Wealth Secrets

May 15 2024 • 37 mins

Have you heard about the financial strategy known as The Infinite Banking Concept and wonder whether it is too good to be true or whether it is a good fit for you?

While we are huge advocates for utilizing participating whole life insurance in a similar fashion to some of those shared by “Authorized Infinite Banking Practitioners,” there are many misconceptions and misinformed individuals whose incomplete understanding of Infinite Banking and how permanent insurance policies in Canada can and should be utilized in a solid, wealth creation strategy.

Listen in and you may realize that you may not agree with some of the “rules” Infinite Banking Practitioners preach as gospel.

Whether you're aiming for financial freedom or seeking savvy investment strategies, understanding the very complex financial instrument known as participating whole life insurance could revolutionize your approach to personal and corporate wealth management.


In this episode we will:

  • Uncover the dual benefits of participating whole life insurance policies that serve as both a safety net and a dynamic financial tool.
  • Explore how the concept of infinite banking when followed “properly” may not be right for you.
  • Gain clarity on the myths and realities of borrowing from participating whole life insurance policies to make informed financial decisions.

Tune into this deep dive discussion to unlock the potential of your financial strategies and discover how to effectively use a participating whole life insurance for much more than just its traditional purpose.


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