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Farming Without the Bank Podcast

Farming Without the Bank Podcast

著者: Mary Jo Irmen
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概要

Welcome to the Farming Without the Bank podcast, the show with a no-B.S. approach to money, hosted by a farm strategy expert and authorized IBC practitioner. Join us as we get real and expose the flaws of traditional financial institutions in order to help farmers take control of their finances, create peace of mind, grow their wealth, and leave a legacy. https://www.farmingwithoutthebank.com/ 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • Internet Trolls Think They Can Say Anything; Here's Why They're Wrong (Ep. 343)
    2026/02/27

    Do people really think they have the right to be rude online? This episode is a raw, unfiltered look at what content creators actually deal with behind the scenes—and why sometimes, blocking is the only option.

    Follow Mary Jo Here: https://www.youtube.com/@MaryJoIrmen...
    Get the book: https://www.farmingwithoutthebank.com/book...

    In this episode, Mary Jo addresses the rising wave of internet trolls, negative comments, and online bullying. From accusations about insurance strategies and retirement planning to criticism about farming, excess money, and even parenting decisions, nothing seems off-limits for keyboard warriors.

    But here's the truth: creators have the right to protect their space.

    Mary Jo breaks down real comments she's received, explains the misconceptions around 401(k)s, Roth contributions, Medicare penalties, farming profitability, and the Infinite Banking concept—and shares why mindset matters more than ever.

    If you've ever wondered why creators delete comments or block followers… this episode explains it all.

    Key Takeaways:
    - You don't have the right to be rude just because you're online
    - Why creators delete and block negative commenters
    - How retirement withdrawals can increase Medicare premiums
    - The danger of assuming you "know it all" from one post
    - Why mindset—not circumstances—often determines financial outcomes
    - The real cost of online bullying for creators

    Chapters:
    (00:00) – Do You Have the Right to Be Rude?
    (02:00) – Why Are People So Angry Online?
    (07:15) – 401(k) Withdrawals & Medicare Penalties Explained
    (13:20) – "What Excess Money?" Farming & Financial Reality
    (17:50) – Charging Kids Interest & Financial Lessons
    (24:30) – "Why Isn't the Book Free?"
    (28:23) – Why I Delete & Block Trolls

    If you're here to learn and grow, thank you. Be part of the solution, have productive conversations, and scroll past what you don't agree with.

    Grab your copy of the book here:
    https://www.farmingwithoutthebank.com/book...

    Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it—and remember: be a good human.

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    29 分
  • Internet Trolls Think They Can Say Anything; Here's Why They're Wrong (Ep. 342)
    2026/02/20

    Do people really think they have the right to be rude online? This episode is a raw, unfiltered look at what content creators actually deal with behind the scenes—and why sometimes, blocking is the only option.

    Follow Mary Jo Here: https://www.youtube.com/@MaryJoIrmen...
    Get the book: https://www.farmingwithoutthebank.com/book...

    In this episode, Mary Jo addresses the rising wave of internet trolls, negative comments, and online bullying. From accusations about insurance strategies and retirement planning to criticism about farming, excess money, and even parenting decisions, nothing seems off-limits for keyboard warriors.

    But here's the truth: creators have the right to protect their space.

    Mary Jo breaks down real comments she's received, explains the misconceptions around 401(k)s, Roth contributions, Medicare penalties, farming profitability, and the Infinite Banking concept—and shares why mindset matters more than ever.

    If you've ever wondered why creators delete comments or block followers… this episode explains it all.

    Key Takeaways:
    - You don't have the right to be rude just because you're online
    - Why creators delete and block negative commenters
    - How retirement withdrawals can increase Medicare premiums
    - The danger of assuming you "know it all" from one post
    - Why mindset—not circumstances—often determines financial outcomes
    - The real cost of online bullying for creators

    Chapters:
    (00:00) – Do You Have the Right to Be Rude?
    (02:00) – Why Are People So Angry Online?
    (07:15) – 401(k) Withdrawals & Medicare Penalties Explained
    (13:20) – "What Excess Money?" Farming & Financial Reality
    (17:50) – Charging Kids Interest & Financial Lessons
    (24:30) – "Why Isn't the Book Free?"
    (28:23) – Why I Delete & Block Trolls

    If you're here to learn and grow, thank you. Be part of the solution, have productive conversations, and scroll past what you don't agree with.

    Grab your copy of the book here:
    https://www.farmingwithoutthebank.com/book...

    Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it—and remember: be a good human.

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    13 分
  • Universal Life Policies Are Collapsing | Here's Why (Ep. 341)
    2026/02/13

    🚨 Universal Life Insurance EXPOSED 🚨

    Is Universal Life, Indexed Universal Life, or Variable Universal Life really the powerful wealth tool it's marketed to be? In this episode of the Farming Without the Bank podcast, Mary Jo dives deep into why universal life policies often fail, drawing directly from Nelson Nash's Warehouse of Wealth and decades of real-world experience.

    👉 Follow Mary Jo Here: / @maryjoirmen

    👉 Get the book: https://www.farmingwithoutthebank.com...

    If you've ever been pitched an IUL with "great returns" and "no downside," this episode is a must-watch before you sign anything.

    Universal Life was designed as a "better mousetrap," but history shows a very different outcome. From rising costs of insurance to disappearing guarantees, Mary Jo breaks down why most UL, VUL, and IUL policies eventually collapse—often right when people need them most.

    Using Nelson Nash's insights and Todd Langford's Truth Concepts analysis, this episode explains how risk is shifted from the insurance company to you, the policyholder.

    🔑 Key Takeaways

    Why Universal Life policies often lapse between ages 60–80
    How non-guaranteed costs and mortality charges destroy cash value
    The "double pain" effect during market downturns
    Why caps, participation rates, and missing dividends matter
    How UL shifts risk from the insurer to the insured
    Why Whole Life offers liquidity, control, and guarantees

    ⏱️ Chapters

    00:00 – Why Universal Life Looks Good (At First)
    02:12 – The History of Universal Life Insurance
    05:35 – The Side Fund & Why It Falls Apart
    08:20 – Double Pain: Market Losses Explained
    11:11 – Caps, Participation Rates & Missing Dividends
    14:29 – Guarantees Can Change (And Disappear)
    18:36 – Why Whole Life Wins Long-Term

    📚 Resources Mentioned

    Warehouse of Wealth – Nelson Nash

    Truth Concepts Calculators – https://truthconcepts.com

    The Battle for the Soul of Capitalism – John Bogle

    Pirates of Manhattan I & II – Barry James Dyke

    Farming Without the Bank: https://farmingwithoutthebank.com

    📩 Ready to Learn More?

    📧 Email questions to: maryjo@withoutthebank.com

    📖 Read the book before scheduling an appointment
    📅 Let's see if Infinite Banking is right for you

    👉 Subscribe and share this episode with anyone considering an IUL or Universal Life policy.

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    23 分
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