How To Build Assets Through Whole Life Insurance Policies

Jake & Gino: Real Estate Investing & Multifamily

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🗓️ 14 July 2021

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

“Every time a person buys a life insurance policy, they are starting a business from scratch,” Nelson Nash. In this episode, Jake and Gino talk with Teresa Kuhn, who is a Financial Life Designer and Educator, with a passion for formulating innovative blueprints that help her clients grow and preserve their wealth. Teresa shares her key learning from Mentorship by none other than Nelson Nash himself. Nelson (1931 - 2019) was the author of the classic book Becoming Your Own Banker that unfolded The Infinite Banking Concept (IBC). The key takeaways from this Podcast include the following: Nelson Nash was way ahead of his time, coming up with novel ways to use whole life insurance for creating wealth and generating long-term wealth. For Nelson, buying a whole life insurance policy was an opportunity to start a new business altogether. The 100-Year Real Estate Investor (REI) and the Dual Asset Strategy introduce a proven way to utilize your whole life insurance policy by turning it into your own source of financing for buying assets and building wealth. HEAR THE EPISODE (need link) Interested in learning how you can deploy this Dual Strategy? Sign-up for this complimentary webinar by Jake and Gino: https://100yearrei.com/signup-investing-in-real-estate-using-the-dual-asset-strategy/ Want to get started now? Click here to schedule a consultation with a 100 Year Real Estate Investor Team Member: www.100YearREI.com/callnow

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0:00.0	Welcome to the 100-year real estate investor. We're your host, Jake and Gino, and this is the show
0:12.8	dedicated to long-term personal financial engineering. Gino, how's it going?
0:18.9	This to Stenziano, I'm doing good. You're looking good today with that shirt.
0:22.4	Always making it happen, big man. Today's guest is Teresa Coon, a respected wealth and retirement
0:28.0	income strategist, financial educator, bestselling author, and business owner. She's a specialist
0:34.6	in working with the 100-year real estate investor and has helped clients with this strategy for over 20 years.
0:43.6	So without further ado, Teresa, welcome the show.
0:46.2	Hi, so happy to be here.
0:48.3	And yes, great colors, guys.
0:49.9	I'm wearing black because I'm in Colorado and I'm freezing, even though it's June and it's the morning.
0:55.7	So it was my sweater that I had.
0:59.6	So, Teresa, Nelson Nash was your mentor.
1:04.4	Tell us how you evolve the 100-year mindset as part of that mentorship.
1:12.4	So Nelson and I met over 20 years ago.
1:15.5	I, you know, very young.
1:19.4	Somehow I lived my life and made choices in my life thinking long term.
1:25.4	I didn't understand that's what I was doing,
1:27.2	but that came very natural to me. And I'd been in financial services and have a legal
1:32.6	background for some time and was looking for a strategy that I felt was congruent with my
1:38.4	values and how I perceived the world of financial services to be. I thought there was a lot of really bad products,
1:46.6	bad information, bad strategies for clients, but didn't have a good strategy to offer my clients.
1:55.0	And when I met Nelson, he was a forester by training. He went to college to study forestry. And what is forestry? It's about
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