Famous people who use Bank On Yourself

Singer Karyn White Seizes the Day with Bank On Yourself

July 25th, 2012 by Pamela Yellen | Leave a Comment

I just recorded an inspiring interview with Grammy-nominated contemporary/pop and rhythm and blues recording star – and Bank On Yourself client – Karyn White.

Grammy-Nominated Singer Karyn White Seizes the Day with Bank On Yourself

Karyn was in her early 20’s when she became the first female artist to have her first three solo releases hit #1 on the R&B charts. She collaborated with industry legends including Babyface and L.A. Reid, before devoting herself full-time to raising a family.

After an 18-year hiatus, and a fan base that never forgot her, Karyn decided to record again. Only this time she decided to produce her new CD album, Carpe Diem, herself – and pocket the profits the record companies used to make off of her.

In this interview, Karyn reveals:

How she used her Bank On Yourself plan to finance her new CD herself (and why she probably wouldn’t have been able to do it otherwise)
How making the right choices about money puts you in the position of being able to take advantage of opportunities that will inevitably come your way

How to Finance Your Business Yourself

March 16th, 2012 by Pamela Yellen | 5 Comments

Many business owners and professionals pay considerable sums of money to banks and credit card companies to finance or lease equipment, vehicles, office buildings and more.

That’s money you’ll never see again!

It also requires you to fill out reams of nosy paperwork, pledge your first born child… and still have no guarantee you’ll get the capital you need for your business (even if you have perfect credit)!

What if you could bypass banks, finance and credit card companies altogether and become your own source of financing for your business?

The good news is that you can! You can use the same method famous people like Walt Disney, J.C. Penney and others used when no banker would lend them a dime.

When you use the Bank On Yourself method, you can…

Fire your banker and seize control over your business finances
Use your money and still have it working for you
Recapture the interest you would have paid to others
Grow a guaranteed and predictable income stream in retirement
Pay little or no taxes on it, under current tax law

This video reveals how it works and includes a case study, including how much was paid into the plan, how the plan was used for financing and how much retirement income it provides.

Click the play button below to watch the video…

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Discover how much more control you’ll have over your money and how much more wealth you could have – guaranteed – without the risk of stocks, real estate and other investments.

If you’re not a business owner and want to become your own source of financing…

Almost anyone can use the Bank On Yourself method to become their own source of financing for major purchases like cars, vacations, home renovations, college educations and more! This video shows you how.

Getting to Know Pamela Yellen, President of Bank On Yourself

July 21st, 2011 by Pamela Yellen | 13 Comments

In this candid conversation, Pamela Yellen really lets her hair down and reveals things about herself she’s never talked about before.

In this interview, you’ll learn…

Pamela’s early investing mistakes
How she first learned about the Bank On Yourself method of wealth building
How Walt Disney, J.C. Penney and other influential people have used this method
Why Banks use this to meet their Tier One (safe and liquid) Capital reserves requirement
Why Bank On Yourself Professionals earn much lower commissions than other forms of life insurance sales
Why this concept is not included on insurance licensing exams
Pamela & her husband Larry
Bank On Yourself “Inc.” doesn’t sell insurance or charge consumers anything…so how does it make money?
Introducing the Bank On Yourself Nation…soon to be the center of the universe when it comes to financial literacy education and learning to be self-reliant

So checkout this fast-paced interview now by pressing the play button below, or you can download the interview as an Mp3 and listen on your own player or iPod…

And if you still have any unanswered questions about Bank On Yourself or Pamela Yellen, please tell us in the comments box below…

Grow your money safely and predictability even when the markets crash…

Wondering how the Bank On Yourself method can help you reach your financial goals and dreams in the shortest time possible… without the stomach-churning ups and downs of traditional investments?

Request a free, no-obligation Analysis now to find out. When you request your Analysis you’ll also get a referral to one of only 200 financial representatives in the country who have met all the rigorous requirements and training needed to be a Bank On Yourself Professional.

Famous people who use the Bank On Yourself method

June 30th, 2010 by Pamela Yellen | 45 Comments

There’s one surprising thing Walt Disney, J. C. Penney and the Pampered Chef have in common – they all used the Bank On Yourself method to start, grow and/or finance their businesses!

Walt Disney borrowed from his life insurance in 1953 to help fund Disneyland, his first theme park, when no banker would lend him the money.¹

Following the 1929 stock market crash, famous retailer J. C. Penney borrowed from his life insurance policies to help meet the company payroll.² Had he not had ready access to capital, the company probably would have been forced to close its doors, adding even more people to the unemployment line.

The Pamperd Chef used dividend paying whole life insurance loan for initial capitalization

In 2002, Doris Christopher sold her kitchen tool company, the Pampered Chef to Warren Buffett for a reported $900 million. Seven years earlier, she launched the company with a life insurance policy loan.³

Foster Farms was founded in 1939 when Max and Verda Foster borrowed $1,000 against their life insurance policy to buy an 80-acre farm near Modesto, CA.⁴

Senator John McCain secured initial campaign financing for his presidential bid by using his life insurance policy as collateral.³

So-called “permanent” or cash value life insurance (versus term insurance, which is like renting insurance) builds up cash value that policy owners can use in difficult times as a ready source of money to cover personal or business expenses for emergencies and even to cover insurance costs.