Chris Naugle

We call it recycle recapture.

You have $200 available that very moment your check hits the insurance policy.

So you didn't lose any liquidity.

You actually now have $200 that you didn't have before.

But the $200 represents 20% you were giving away.

So you have $200 in liquidity that you didn't have before, plus you got 20%, plus you're still making compounding interest on every dollar of that $5,000 that you put in there initially.

Now rinse and repeat that.

Pay off all your debts.

Then use the money to buy a car.

Pay yourself back the exact same amount you would pay on a lease or on a financed car loan.

You're getting all the money back.

You're not leaking anymore.

You're keeping every penny because you're controlling the rules of banking.

That's all it is, folks.

And it can go on and on, and it can get more and more complicated.

But at the core, all you just did is took back the banking function.

in your life.

I teach this every single day to thousands of people.

And like you said, in the beginning, they all think it's complicated.

Then they see it operate.