What if you could take back control of the banking function in your own financial life?

In this special episode of The Owner’s Table, Thomas joins Carly on StarTalk to break down Infinite Banking, wealth building, and the financial strategies he uses with business owners, investors, and high-income professionals.

Thomas explains how properly structured whole life insurance can be used to store and access capital, why he believes business ownership is one of the best paths to building wealth, and how entrepreneurs can give their money more than one job. He also shares how he uses Infinite Banking policies for his own children to help fund future cars, college, businesses, and home purchases—and why building generational wealth requires more than simply leaving your kids money.

What tools, habits, and strategies are actually helping entrepreneurs grow right now?

In Part 2 of his conversation with David Nipps, Thomas trades more of the business ideas and strategies they're using in real life: from using AI to save time and improve sales to building wealth without selling investments.

They break down how they're using tools like Claude, Fathom, and Whisper Flow, how David created an AI sales coach to improve his calls, and why eliminating distractions can lead to better sales performance. Thomas explains his approach to borrowing against investments rather than selling them, while David shares how one simple podcast interview turned into a paying client.

How can Infinite Banking work for your family, business, and future?

Thomas brings McKinley Baird back to The Owner’s Table to break down more real life infinite banking examples and show how the strategy can look completely different depending on your income, goals, family, and business.

They explore how parents can build wealth for their children, how business owners use Infinite Banking to purchase equipment and fund growth, and how policies can help pay for everything from cars and college to home renovations and real estate. Thomas also shares how he uses policies for his own children and explains the long-term potential for retirement and generational wealth.