We are pleased to announce the release of a new book by Dr. Robert P. Murphy. Dr. Murphy is the primary author of our IBC Practitioner Program Course Manual, and is one of our Board Directors for the Nelson Nash Institute. The book will be available in July 2015 through the Independent Institute. Pre-orders are being…
What if you could look at almost any business operation and see immediately whether it was becoming more valuable or less? What if you as an investor could use it to spot stocks that were far likelier than most to rise high? Rewarded by knockout results, managers and investors are peering into the hearts of…
From Slavery Back to Slavery By R. Nelson Nash History seems to prove that mankind refuses to learn as much as it can from extremely valuable experiences. I can think of no better place to prove my point than looking at the Bible. Mankind has an eternal problem – we want to be God (in…
Someone once remarked that the best indicator of a recession is the number of times “Mises” “Hayek” or “Austrian” appear in the newspapers. During the boom, no one wants to listen to the lessons of the Austrian economists. No one wants to hear that we need to live within our means – that the Federal…
This interview was conducted by ChooseFinancialFreedom.com R. Nelson Nash discovered the formula to building wealth using the sound principles of an industry that has been deemed the foundation of the United States economy: Banking. He is the creator of the Infinite Banking Concept and renowned author of Becoming Your Own Banker. This concept uses dividend…
The Infinite Banking Concept: Be Your Own Bank Using The Infinite Banking Concept to finance purchases without lending from banks You probably don’t sit around calculating how much interest you pay to banks and other lenders each year, but chances are you have financed large purchases, such as homes, education, cars and major appliances. The…
By R. Nelson Nash My oldest grand-daughter, Jeanette, finished Nursing School in May of 2003. She got a job right away. She bought her first car, a Toyota Celica, for $21,500 and paid cash for it with a policy loan on a policy her parents bought on her when she was 2 years old. (I…
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