The First 90 Days: How to Activate Your Family Bank | Episode 176
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What is the first step to activate a family bank after the policy is funded?
Welcome to Private Banking Strategies Podcast with Vance Lowe and Seth Hicks, your secret weapon to protect your assets and never have to start over financially again. Vance and Seth help high net worth individuals, families, business owners, and investors structure an asset protected tax-free fortress for their families. Learn how to keep what you earn and use the velocity of money to create your own private banking system. Join us on this journey as we explore the secret strategies of the rich and political elite and help you take total control of your financial security. Now onto the show.
Hello and welcome to Private Banking Strategies Podcast with Vance Lowe and Seth Hicks. Vance, how are you?
It's good to be back again. I'm ready to go talk about another topic.
Yeah, we've been talking about the 100-year family bank and what the first 90 days look like and just building a roadmap in the process for folks so they can see how that it will apply to their families. We're in a place where we want to talk about the activation of the family bank and drill down on some of that. What can you tell us about how to activate your family bank? Okay.
If you're first joining us, you want to go back and listen to some of the prior podcasts here to bring you up to date, because we're just going in a logical order here. The next phase that we need to talk about is this activation, how to actually put the banking equation, making it live. proactive in our lives. So that's what we want to talk about today. We have the policy. It's been issued now. It's been funded. We have affirmation on the cash value. It's already there. It's already to be put to work. So once we have that, we need to initiate our first banking transaction. We've probably already been trained on some lending software loan software that happens right in the middle of all this stuff so that as we purchase debt as we buy loans our own or someone else's it makes no difference we need to set that up in our system be able to track that and make this go smooth and easy so the first thing we're going to do is we're going to look at our plan our eight-year analysis
And we have a priority of events that will happen first, second, third, and fourth. So we're going to concentrate on those first one, two, or three. It depends over on the far column of this eight year analysis. It will tell you the month that you can execute, or you can purchase that debt. And when we first start up, several of those can be purchased in month one. So Seth, When you get that information, when there might be a credit card debt, a car payoff, or another debt that we can pay off in month one, what's the problem if we procrastinate doing that?
The cash flow return and the compounding nature of your cash flow.
So let's say there's three there that we could purchase and that cash flow that we're paying out to someone else. and let's just use round numbers, totals a thousand bucks. We've got enough in cash value and in our plan through assets that we're bringing into the banking concept to buy these three debts in month one. And all three of those loans, we have been paying out a total of a thousand dollars. If we miss and wait till month two, are we able to recover that thousand bucks? No, we've lost that. We've lost it. So folks, you don't want to do that. Every single penny counts. If banks are not willing to let their excess money sit in their vaults overnight, you know, with lending, just to earn basis points, fractions of 1% overnight on their excess money, you don't want to be wasting money either.
Why does delaying debt recapture cost families more than they realize?
That's $1,000 worth of inflow. Do not make the mistake of thinking that's $1,000. It's actually double. If I pay out $1,000, I lose out of my hoppers and my control $1,000. But if I'm able to make that payment and that payment is made to me, I'm gaining $1,000. That's a $2,000 spread, right? So I don't know how to make that more clear, but understand that it's double. Now you've just added to your hoppers. a thousand dollars this is money for you to reuse so getting the policy information active getting everything set up is something we help handle with our clients expressly to get them started we have regular meetings so that we can purchase this debt get it set up in the system and continue to make those payments and now the person who's going to be receiving the payments
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the first step to activate a family bank after the policy is funded?
0:01–4:24
2
Why does delaying debt recapture cost families more than they realize?
4:24–9:21
3
How does the $1,000 cash‑value example illustrate the power of paying debt back to yourself?
9:21–14:38
4
Why are life‑insurance contracts considered the safest place to store cash value?
14:38–19:39
Speakers
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