Start Here

Learn the Infinite Banking Concept—One Step at a Time

Whether you're new to Infinite Banking or looking to better understand how it works, this page will guide you through the concept one step at a time.

You'll learn:

  • What Infinite Banking is—and what it isn't

  • How to build, store, and access capital

  • The resources I recommend (in the order I recommend them)

  • How to decide whether this approach is right for you

You don't need any prior knowledge to get started.


Your Learning Path

I recommend going through these resources in order. Each step builds on the previous one and will give you a solid understanding of the Infinite Banking Concept before deciding whether it's right for you.

1. Watch the Start Here Series

This four-part series introduces the Infinite Banking Concept, explains the core principles, and shows you how to continue learning using the educational resources I've created.

Total viewing time: Approximately 10 minutes

In this series you'll watch:

Episode 1 — Your Guide to Infinite Banking

Episode 2 — Why Control Matters

Episode 3 — Is Infinite Banking Right for You?

Episode 4 — Your Next Steps

▶️ Watch the Start Here Playlist

2. Read Becoming Your Own Banker

This is the book that introduced the Infinite Banking Concept. It provides the philosophical foundation behind the ideas introduced in the Start Here series and helps deepen your understanding of how to apply them.

Estimated time: Approximately 3 hours

* Also available on Amazon

3. Continue Your Learning

Once you've completed the Start Here series, continue through the playlists below. Each one builds on the previous, taking you from the fundamentals of Infinite Banking to real-world implementation. I recommend watching them in order.

▶️ Infinite Banking Foundations

▶️ Policy Design & Mechanics

▶️ Policy Loans & Capital Use

▶️ Infinite Banking in the Real World

4. Deepen Your Understanding

If you'd like to continue learning beyond the core resources above, I've included additional books, my monthly newsletter, and my podcast below.

These resources offer different perspectives on banking, capital, and financial decision-making. They're entirely optional, but can help broaden your understanding as you consider how these ideas might apply to your own situation.

Recommended Reading

The Case for IBC- This book complements Becoming Your Own Banker. It answers a lot of the questions that typically arise when first exploring IBC.

* Also available on Amazon

How Privatized Banking Really Works- A look into where we currently stand with the US central bank and how IBC can be part of the solution.

* Also available on Amazon

Monthly Newsletter

Each month, I share insights on the Infinite Banking Concept, along with broader discussions on financial strategies, capital control, and other topics that can help you make more informed financial decisions.

Podcast — On Course: Navigating Wealth On Your Terms

Building wealth is one thing. Knowing how to use it, protect it, and make decisions along the way is another.

In On Course, I explore real-world financial decisions involving retirement, investing, capital control, Infinite Banking, and more. The goal is to offer different perspectives and help you make more intentional financial decisions.

Watch or follow On Course:

YouTube | Apple Podcasts | Spotify

Also available on other major podcast platforms.

5. Ready to Have a Conversation?

If you've worked through these resources and would like to discuss your specific situation, I'd be happy to have a conversation.

Every person's goals, financial situation, and priorities are different. My role is to help you determine whether the Infinite Banking Concept is a good fit for your objectives and, if it is, how it can be implemented effectively.

If you're ready, you can schedule a time that works best for you using the link below.

Hear From Those Who've Worked With Me

Understanding Infinite Banking is one thing. Hearing from others who've gone through the process can provide another perspective.

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