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Ep. 237: Why Banks Use Life Insurance - and How You Can Apply the Same Principles Most of us think of life insurance for one primary purpose: providing a death benefit to the people we leave behind. But what if certain types of life insurance could also play a role in cash flow, debt management, and long-term wealth-building strategies? In this episode of Money & You, Michelle Perkins sits down with financial educator, author, and Financial Literacy Group founder Ron Harris for a conversation about financial literacy, consumer debt, life insurance, and his approach to what he calls hybrid financial arbitrage. Ron explains how his years of studying money and economies around the world shaped his perspective on the American financial system—and why he believes consumers need to understand more about the financial strategies traditionally used by banks, corporations, and wealthy families. The conversation takes a deeper look at Indexed Universal Life (IUL) insurance, cash value, policy loans, overfunding policies, and the ways Ron incorporates life insurance into his approach to debt reduction and wealth building. Michelle and Ron also explore a much broader issue: how little many of us actually know about where our money goes. Because whether you're evaluating an insurance strategy, paying down debt, investing, or simply trying to get ahead, financial progress starts with understanding your own cash flow. Key Moments 03:00 – How international travel and studying global economies shaped Ron's financial philosophy 04:50 – Consumerism and America's relationship with debt 05:25 – Why Ron believes insurance and investing shouldn't always be viewed as completely separate conversations 08:00 – How banks and corporations use life insurance 11:45 – Understanding cash value and borrowing within a policy 15:25 – Age considerations when evaluating permanent life insurance 18:35 – A case study illustrating Ron's approach 20:55 – Discovering $6,000 a month in unaccounted-for discretionary income 27:00 – How Ron's cash-flow technology works 35:10 – Why simply seeing where your money goes can change your financial behavior 38:20 – Ron's upcoming book, The New American Dream About Ron Harris Ron Harris is an author, financial educator, and founder of Financial Literacy Group LLC. He holds a master's degree in Global Marketing and Communications from the University of Essex in the United Kingdom and has spent more than two decades studying money, credit, debt, and wealth-building strategies across different economies. His work focuses on financial literacy and an approach he calls hybrid financial arbitrage, which combines cash-flow and debt-management technology with specially structured permanent life insurance. Ron is the author of multiple books on financial strategies and retirement, including Hybrid Retirement Arbitrage. His upcoming book, The New American Dream, explores debt, retirement, financial products, fees, insurance, and alternative approaches to building wealth. Ron Harris: financialliteracy.group A Note for Listeners This episode discusses a specific financial and life-insurance strategy presented by the guest for educational purposes. Permanent life insurance products can be complex, and results depend heavily on the particular policy, costs, assumptions, funding, loans, tax treatment, and individual circumstances. Before purchasing or restructuring a policy, consider reviewing the actual policy illustration and discussing the strategy with qualified financial, insurance, and tax professionals who can evaluate it in the context of your overall financial plan. Connect with Michelle Perkins & Limit Free Life® Building financial confidence starts with understanding your money—not avoiding it. For more tools and conversations about money mindset, practical financial tips, confidence, and financial empowerment… Subscribe to the “Money & You With Michelle Perkins” Podcast:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/money-you-with-michelle-perkins/id1365907575 Please rate, review, and share the show with friends and family who want to feel more confident and in control of their financial lives — it really helps us! Join the Limit Free Life® Community & Newsletter:https://limitfreelife.com/newsletter/ https://substack.com/@livealimitfreelife Learn more about Michelle Perkins & Limit Free Life®:https://limitfreelife.com Have a money or career question? Book a free virtual coffee chat with Michelle:https://limitfreelife.com/booking/ Instagram:@livealimitfreelife

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