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Is Infinite Banking Actually an Investment? In short, Infinite Banking is a capitalization tool, not an investment. Additionally, it builds liquidity. Investment, including a DRIP Investment with Infinite Banking portfolio, is what you do with that liquidity once it’s available. Is a DRIP Portfolio Worth It With Infinite Banking? Yes, for the right person. A DRIP Investment with Infinite Banking solves two problems. Additionally, pairing them deliberately is the point, not a compromise. Infinite Banking controls where your investable capital comes from. DRIP investing determines what productive businesses that capital actually owns. Run side by side; one funds the other. What […]
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