In this episode, your hosts, Jason and Scott, discuss:

• Whole life insurance as a personal banking tool
• Immediate cash value access and liquidity
• Tax-free loans and death benefits
• Intergenerational wealth transfer strategy
• Guaranteed vs. non-guaranteed insurance products

Key Takeaways:

• Whole life insurance isn't just an investment; it's a financial strategy for controlling your money where you have a personal banking system where you make the rules, not traditional banks.
• Cash value in these policies can be accessed quickly, often within days of premium payment.
• Borrowing against your policy doesn't interrupt the compound interest growth, making it a powerful wealth-building tool, and your cash value continues to grow uninterrupted, even while you're using loans from the policy.
• By understanding their strategy, you can potentially create a similar financial foundation for your family.
• Indexed Universal Life (IUL) policies come with significant risks and unpredictable moving parts, but whole life insurance offers guaranteed growth and stability, making it a more reliable long-term financial strategy.

"You're not choosing IBC instead of investing. You're using it to fund your investments and keep control all along the way.” — Jason Henderson

Connect with Jason and Scott:

Website: https://henderxcapital.com/masteryourmillions

X (Twitter): @MasterYourMs https://twitter.com/MasterYourMs

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/realestateinvestorsofutah

Instagram: @henderxcapital https://www.instagram.com/henderxcapital/

@jasonihenderson https://www.instagram.com/jason.henderson/

Email: jasonchem@gmail.com, scott@henderxcapital.com

In this episode, your hosts, Jason and Scott, discuss:

• The education system is designed to create compliant workers
• The wealthy control financial systems through different rules
• Limited access to retirement funds keeps people financially stuck
• Liquidity and control are critical for seizing financial opportunities
• Tax strategies and entities help the wealthy minimize financial burdens

Key Takeaways:

• The education system isn't broken; it was intentionally designed to transform entrepreneurial minds into compliant workers.
• Financial institutions create a rigged game where they access capital at wholesale rates while consumers pay retail, and understanding this disparity can help individuals seek alternative strategies for wealth building.
• Those with readily available cash can negotiate better terms and capitalize on time-sensitive investments.
• Taxation and financial structures are interconnected tools that the wealthy strategically use to minimize their financial burdens, and exploring legal methods like cost segregation and strategic entity formation can significantly reduce lifetime tax obligations.
• Viewing finances like a strategic game - where asset acquisition matters more than simply passing "GO" - can fundamentally shift one's financial trajectory.

"Remember, the game is against you. You need to think like the 1%.” — Scott Henderson

Connect with Jason and Scott:

Website: https://henderxcapital.com/masteryourmillions

X (Twitter): @MasterYourMs https://twitter.com/MasterYourMs

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/realestateinvestorsofutah

Instagram: @henderxcapital https://www.instagram.com/henderxcapital/

@jasonihenderson https://www.instagram.com/jason.henderson/

Email: jasonchem@gmail.com, scott@henderxcapital.com

In this episode, your hosts, Jason and Scott, discuss:

● Money Mindset: Relationship with money shapes financial success

● Wealth vs. Rich: Wealth is about time and systems, not just income

● Control and Process: Wealthy people maintain control of their financial strategies

● Mission Alignment: Connecting money to personal mission creates fulfillment

● Three Pillars: Mindset, Money Mastery, and Mission drive true wealth building

Key Takeaways:

● Your relationship with money isn't just about numbers—it's deeply rooted in childhood experiences and learned beliefs.

● Wealth isn't measured by income, but by your ability to generate consistent cash flow without active work, and creating systems that produce predictable returns becomes more valuable than chasing high-risk, high-reward fantasies.

● Control trumps rate of return when building sustainable wealth.

● Aligning money with personal mission transforms financial pursuits from transactional to meaningful, and as an example, when your financial strategies serve a deeper purpose, work becomes energizing rather than draining.

● Giving without expectation paradoxically opens pathways to receiving more than traditional financial strategies suggest.

"Wealthy people are masters of their money. They don't outsource the control of their money to someone else.” — Jason Henderson

Connect with Jason and Scott:

Website: https://henderxcapital.com/masteryourmillions

X (Twitter): @MasterYourMs https://twitter.com/MasterYourMs

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/realestateinvestorsofutah

Instagram: @henderxcapital https://www.instagram.com/henderxcapital/

@jasonihenderson https://www.instagram.com/jason.henderson/

Email: jasonchem@gmail.com, scott@henderxcapital.com