In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:  Premiums and multiple ways it can be paid Terry Nash’s logging business example Being your own banker “Retirement” distribution  Key Takeaways:  The premium is the solution, not the problem By financing equipment you’re able to recapture interest you would have paid to the bank If the bank is in charge, then …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Jake Kosko discuss:   Learning about infinite banking and money  The Creature from Jekyll Island lessons  The Federal Reserve  Books for kids to learn more about money management  Key Takeaways:   Put your money to work for you without you working too much  Get out of the rat race and get into the fast track  You have …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Warwick Fairfax discuss:  How he managed an economic personal crisis with his family’s business  Crucible moments  How money is not everything in life and can be corrupting  Having a source of reference in living  Key Takeaways:  Goal of your life and leadership should be significance, not success  Just Money doesn’t’ satisfy  It’s abundance in …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:  How to be your own banker  How much one should spend on a certain category with their finances   Being fluent in the concept prior to understanding the minute details  Understanding the nuances of rates and interest   Key Takeaways:  The all American family has the ability to be their own banker   After …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Gary Schneeberger discuss:  How to take what you do and find levers that will exceed and upset expectations  How clients can take control over their interview  Third party affirmations  How to get your message out  Key Takeaways:  The goal is to capture stories that go beyond what’s expected and surprise people take people by …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Tyler Chesser discuss:  How Tyler gained insight into real estate without knowing anyone in the business  How coaching has contributed to his success  The unique strategies that set his business apart  At the end of the day, you have to identify the outcome – start with the “why” and what exactly you are looking …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:  Average retirement age and mortality rates  Modified Endowment Contracts   Insurance’s process of establishing minimum and maximum premium rates  Term insurance  Key Takeaways:  Insurance companies will increase to adhere to the likelihood of one’s own survival  Between minimum and maximum, there are infinite amount of premiums that the insurance companies can charge   …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Raithel discuss:  Writing books and creating wealth.  Why writing a book can make you stand out from the crowd.  Benefits of having your own book, including opportunities created from the book. The 7-hour book.    Key Takeaways:  A book can be a way to breakaway in your pursuit of wealth or in your business …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:  The continued and ongoing relevance of Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash.  The Golden Rule Principle.  The Arrival Syndrome and how people fall into it then overcome it.  The illusion of knowledge. Key Takeaways:  Capital has a cost – but it also is a responsibility and should be treated with …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss: The continued and ongoing relevance of Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash.  Expenses expand to equal our income Willie Sutton’s law- Wherever wealth is accumulated, someone will try to steal it The IRS takes your money to give to the Treasury to pay to the Federal Reserve for all the …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Steve Olsher discuss:   Helping people find their core gift, primary vehicle, and people to serve.  The power of forgiveness and discovering what you may want to do in life.  The lifestyle, choices, and freedom money provides.  Key Takeaways:   Starting with identifying your innate interests and working through some exercises will provide a clear understanding …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:   Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash and how to apply its principles.    Actuarial science basics and insurance company’s methods for assessing risk ratings.  Why the financial risk of whole life insurance shifts from the policy owner to the insurance company.  How to choose your primary needs; finances or death benefit …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Domenic Rinaldi discuss: Market acquisition strategies and owner engagement of potential sellers. The new client interview process and how to identify a buyer’s goals and interests. The flexible terms of SBA loans and the average rate of returns for small business transactions. Key Takeaways: SBA loans offer more flexible terms over conventional loans, including …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and David Osborn discuss:   The concept of two sides of the river and the risks of never crossing to the other side. The importance of working through others and hiring team members who want to make a difference and put in the effort. Negative thinking and the importance of goal setting and visualization. Key Takeaways:   …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:   The continued and ongoing relevance of Becoming Your Own Banker by R. Nelson Nash.   The importance of understanding the process of banking and its importance to our wellbeing.  The financial principles of the grocery store.  Key Takeaways:   The amount of control that you take over your finances determines how successful you are, how …

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Kerry Lutz discuss: Governmental intervention and the disasters that often occur. Government’s persuasion by environmentalists and the resulting devastation of the Northern California wildfires. How the youngest generation’s lack of financial education is contributing to enslavement by banks and the government. Key Takeaways: Always live beneath your means as there will become a day …