Vance Lowe
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1,896 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 13 Aug
Vance Lowe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And I hope we talk about it first.
Never switch to a modal premium.
Okay.
because this is not term this is permanent okay there's a cost factor and it doesn't matter whether it's term insurance or whatever else but the insurance carrier has to pay the people to make those separate connections billing cycles recordings everything else and that's somewhere between six and eight percent of the total premium i've got one person now she's paying
quarterly premium her fee is 380 every three months she said what's this fee for it's the modal premium you want to go back to annual and you've got the money i don't have the money that's what no you do have the money it's all about how we think so anyway assuming we've got the premium set up correct
Everything is going fine and that we've corrected any problems that may have occurred so that we know what we're doing.
The next flow is how are we owning all this stuff?
We've talked about that in earlier podcasts.
We want to make sure that the ownership is aligned correctly as our bank grows.
What we're going to find, people start low.
And if any of our clients are listening to this thing, we started low.
But that's not where we need to end up.
This program is designed and it's easy to start duplicating within a year, two years, three years, depending on how much debt, what assets we have available to start going in.
And we start multiplying our money warehouse policies.
being able to put more and more money in.
If you've read Nelson Nash's book, if you haven't, we recommend that you do that.
He tells us how much our, what, capitalization into our bank should be.
It should be exactly the same as you're doing with your existing bank right now.
Right now, you're putting 100% of your take-home income into someone else's bank.
You need to be putting 100% of your take-home into policies.
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