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26: Using the Infinite Banking Concept to Reach Financial Independence
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EPISODE DESCRIPTION
In this episode, Tom & Brandon are joined by Darren Mitchell. Darren is the Founder and CEO of Control and Compound Financial from Nova Scotia, who specializes in the Infinite Banking Concept, a unique approach to financial planning which utilizes High-Cash Value Insurance. Darren is also a best selling author and successful real estate investor, who's a sought-after expert and trusted advisor within the real estate investment community.
Darren is here to discuss:
→ The concept of Infinite Banking - what it is, who it's for, and why it's a benefit to business owners.
→ How this can help you avoid the multiple levels of taxation so you can keep more of your money.
→ And why having control of your money, not it locked in a bank, is the real path to financial independence.
For a complimentary meeting with Darren's team, visit:
https://controlandcompound.com/tie
Control and Compound Website: www.controlandcompound.com
Control and Compound Instagram: @controlandcompound
Control and Compound YouTube: @controlandcompound
Control and Compound Podcast: @controlandcompound
Control and Compound Linktree: @controlandcompound
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