I happily proclaimed to everyone that I had infinite ROI.

At that point you get go back to marketable securities (retail garbage) and live pretty comfortably flying first class.For me its transitioning to stabilized lighter value add apartments as a LP (letting the young proven operators work for me) and NNN, and non correlated investments like infinite banking, life settlements, and IULs.

It seems to be something the banks are moving towards over the last 10 years or so.If you want to move to WL from your term, you might want to do it as a supplement of the term because the concept of “infinite banking” is to keep the death benefit as low as possible to promote cash value growth.At the same time, since you’re “squashing” the death benefit in the WL, you may still need a certain amount of coverage for your family if you pass.I look at the death benefit in the “infinite banking” scenario as an ancillary bonus because the growth of the cash is the primary goal.

There are infinite jobs available.

Ira had much lower limits.Wholesale life you will see people discuss infinite banking of using it as a bank.

That is an infinite ROi All true !

There is no specific number, it’s truly infinite for me.

My first three properties are now producing infinite returns.

Based on the amount my IRA has grown, I am infinitely glad it is a Roth.Depreciation can be a double-edged sword.

That's infinite returns.