No, the majority of people who start whole life insurance or Infinite Banking are between 45 and 65 years old. “I’m in my 50s. I’m in my 60s. Isn’t this going to be too expensive?” It’s one of the most common questions Neil Dietrich, Lead Advisor at Ascendant Financial, hears from clients and in this episode of Wealth on Main Street, he joins Richard Canfield to answer it directly, along with several other real-world “trench stories” from years of helping clients navigate Infinite Banking. At What Age Should You No Longer Have Life Insurance? Here’s what might surprise you: the overwhelming […]
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