“When you borrow against one of these policies, the loan is collateralized by your own money, you set your own terms, and the cash value continues to grow uninterrupted.”

Entrepreneurs on Fire · How Successful Business Owners Can Become Their Own Source of Financing with Mark Willis

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Use policy loans from a whole life policy as a private banking system to finance inventory purchases, payroll bridges, tax payments, and equipment purchases

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