Ep. 14 - The Simple Detour That Puts Your Money to Work for You
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Ep. 14 - The Simple Detour That Puts Your Money to Work for You
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Are you really becoming your own banker… or did you just buy a policy? 👀
In this episode, Tricia Miller breaks down one of the most common mistakes people make after starting their Infinite Banking journey — paying the first premium, then stopping short. She reveals why skipping your PUAs (Paid-Up Additions) can stall your growth, interrupt compounding, and keep your money working for someone else instead of you.
You'll learn:
💡 The crucial difference between owning a policy and practicing the Infinite Banking Concept
🔥 Why PUAs are the "fuel" that accelerates your wealth
🔁 How one simple detour — paying yourself first — can change your financial future forever
💰 What uninterrupted compounding really means (and why it's the 8th wonder of the world)
If you've ever wondered why your policy isn't performing the way you hoped, this episode will re-ignite your understanding and help you get your system working for you — not the banks.
➡️ Listen, learn, and take the next step toward becoming Bankless By Design.
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