Do You Need a Brick and Mortar Bank?

What if you were that bank on the corner?

Recently I had a conversation with a Kansas City business entrepreneur who is doing quite well for herself. Her business model is sound and she is already thinking about where her business needs to be in a year - in five years - even in ten years.  We were talking about the constant question of financing huge ticket items/equipment needed for her business to expand to meet the demand that is certainly growing.  One comment she made was the idea that she likes her local bank, the people, the service, etc. But there was that "but" in her next thought.  "It's sometimes a challenge to get a needed loan."

At this point I asked her, what if she could become the lender and borrower of her finance needs?  With this question came peaked interest and conversation.  She went on to describe how nice it would be if SHE could in essence, become both borrower and lender of the capital she'll definitely need.

This shared conversation begs the thought then of whether YOU need a brick and mortar bank? Oh, I'm not talking about daily cash flow banking.  I'm referring to the need for a brick and mortar bank to finance the things in your life or business?  To be fair, I like my local corner bank, but through the power and implementation of Infinite Banking Concept, I'm making it my family goal to not use my brick and mortar bank for loans I need for cars and other big ticket items.  My goal, is to use my Infinite Banking system to do this for me, and as a result, I'm funding those items and paying for them and in turn ensures that I can purchase those items and return money loaned at a time frame, interest rate, and amount that suits me.  The control is all mine, not my corner bank's control.  I like this feeling.  I like this lifestyle.  I like that my IBC plan allows me the freedom to build wealth, finance items needed and desired, and all in a system that is outside traditional lending practices and VERY sound.

So, what if YOU could BE that corner brick and mortar bank?

I can show you how.  Send me an email or give me a call today.