 JDew interviews Craig Daniel from Wisconsin. Craig found the Cash Compound library of content and reached out to JDew to discuss if his corporate-owned life insurance policy was the kind that was good for banking. Listen in to get the details for yourself. 
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 JDew's sitting down to talk with Tony Shavers. After connecting via TikTok, Tony's enthusiasm for learning Infinite Banking caught JDew's attention because they both began their personal journey with this system at the same time. Due to the influence of Tony's knowledgeable aunt, he got his financial life on track!
 What do we know about ordinary life? Where did it come from? Why is it called that? How can/has it been used? JDew and Jonah just got the details on a friend's historic Ordinary Life account and you won't believe how it's built.
 Today our good buddy Ryan joins us for an episode and we test his knowledge on a few money topics. These money-related terms are ones that we grew up confused about, that we didn't have the full picture of, and we're guessing that we were not alone on! Let's see how Ryan scores on our little test and if we can't all learn something together as a result of the conversation.
 In this episode JDew is talking with special guest, rock star, and infinite banking legend, Chris Kirkpatrick. How has he gotten to where it is? What are his goals? And when will we see him next? Chris is a speaker, author, and presents a unique perspective on infinite banking.
 If you could collect an average rate of return of 25% on an investment over the next 2 years would you do it or let it slip? What is there to consider, right?... Or, have you been thinking about this all wrong?! Put the Banking Bros podcast in your ear holes and find out!
 Mom and Dad have saved up $400k for their child's college education, but now he doesn't want to go to school. What should they do?
 Is control worth .5% more interest to you? In this episode JDew and Jonah tackle a question from a savvy investor who presents three possible scenarios. What recommendations do the Banking Bros have to offer? Walk through it with us and see if you agree. Does it change your perspective?
 Hannah received a question via email this week that deserved some unpacking so she's teaming up with Jonah again to walkthrough the answer. A mom wants to know how to use her policy contract to pay for a one-off expense. Listen in to find out what we advise.
 JDew and Jonah are doing a private money real estate investment deal and comparing the numbers when using funds from out of their pocket to using their infinite banking account. Which makes more sense? Which makes more CENTS? Find out when they math out the numbers in this episode.
 In the discussion today Jonah and Hannah are lining up qualified plans and comparing them to Infinite Banking to see how they stack up. What are the differences between qualified and unqualified plans? Where does Infinite Banking fit it? Which one works best?
 In this episode JDew is talking with special guest, minor league baseball player, and infinite banking professional, Nolan Sanburn. What motivated him to become his own banker? How have our paths crossed in the past, and what's in store for the future? Nolan has a unique perspective to bring to the banking table.
 Jonah and Hannah are back at it tackling the big questions! This week, in their discussion of Infinite Banking, they answer the question: is it better to pay back your loans? Or, is it wiser to add more paid up additions? What do you think? And what have you learned by listening in?
 Today we're asking some tricky questions and solving them with simple math. Is it better to pay a higher downpayment to avoid PMI? Is it better to get a lower interest rate or pay down the principle faster? And what if YOU are the bank—what does that do to the equation? Join us for a mortgage calculator walkthrough that will answer your questions and open your mind to better ways of using your money.
 In this episode Jonah & Hannah are discussing some big questions. Should you put ALL of your income into your banking policy contracts? How much SHOULD you put in? Is there a percentage or equation you can use to determine just how much of your finances make sense to pour into your infinite bank account? What do you think the magic number is?
One of Jonah's new infinite banking contracts just hit it's one-year anniversary so in this episode we're comparing what was promised on the original contract to what he actually has in his account today. This episode is SO important if you're trying to understand what becoming your own bank is all about. You've got to keep your money moving, take out those loans, and pay them back if you truly want to crack the code to cashflow.
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 Jonah and Hannah are back together to further discuss the cons of Infinite Banking. What are people saying? What's the truth? Let's get into it!
 What would you do if you had an extra $1,000 sitting around? You paying off debt? Tucking it away in your savings account? It's amazing the answers we received when we asked that question to our audience. What's more amazing is the math we're doing in this episode—that folks so often overlook—that proves how you should be using your funds and how you need to put yourself on both sides of your transactions.
 Hannah and Jonah are talking about the CONS to Infinite Banking today. That's right! These are the things you need to be aware of when considering getting started with building your own bank.
 Jonah interviews Hannah Kesler, the daughter and right-hand-man of Brent Kesler, our mentor and friend, and the creator of the Money Multiplier. Today we're getting the inside scoop on the family business and discovering just how the Cash Compound and the Money Multiplier are linked together.
 We've all heard it said that debt is dumb and cash is king. Warren Buffet says "when people talk about cash being king, it's not king if it just sits there and never does anything." We think he might be onto something! Today we're comparing a couple of different methods for keeping your money moving and one of them clearly out ranks the others.
 "Your life is going to be exactly the same except for the books you read and the people you meet." Do you believe that's true? If you do, then what ya reading (cause I want to know!)? In this episode JDew shares some of his favorite reading materials that center around infinite banking. He also announces a little project that the Banking Bros are working, gives a few shout-outs to fans, shares a comment of the week, and much more! You can watch the episode on YouTube or listen in on the podcast today!
 If you've been following us at all on social media you probably saw that we are teamed up with some folks who just purchased a new Air BNB. In this episode we're taking a look at the numbers, breaking down their financial plan, and proving how financing it all using our infinite banking system makes the most $$. Listen in and see how you too could be creating residual income by becoming your own bank.
 "People just haven’t saved enough for retirement. And they are going to outlive their money." This is a quote from the former president of global wealth management at Bank of America—and we're afraid that she's right! That's why, in this episode, we're talking about "Passive Income Time." Today we're looking at numbers and examples of what your "retirement" could look like if you set up your own personal bank correctly (and not just yours but your kids as well!). Get the source material for yourself, R. Nelson Nash's book Becoming Your Own Bank
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AuthorsThe Banking Bros. Jeremiah and Jonah Dew, seek to teach people how to spend money and save money at the same time by debunking the many money myths they were taught growing up. 
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