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Recapturing Money: Transform payments that went to highinterest credit cards into a high cash value whole life insurance policy, effectively recapturing and controlling your finances.

In this video, Denise shares a powerful 4year strategy that helped a client, Lenny, escape $30,000 in credit card debt without extra outofpocket expenses. By redirecting monthly payments towards a high cash value life insurance policy, Lenny cleared his debt and built a personal banking system for future financial needs.

This strategy, known as Infinite Banking, allows you to use life insurance as a financial tool to recapture and control your money, reducing reliance on credit cards with highinterest rates. Denise provides stepbystep guidance on implementing this method, including managing payments and growing your policy's cash value for loans at much lower rates.

If you're struggling with credit card debt and looking for a sustainable way out, this video offers a clear, actionable plan. Learn how to turn your debt payments into an investment in your financial future, gaining freedom from debt and a valuable financial resource. Take advantage of the actionable steps at the end to apply this strategy to your financial situation.

About Denise and Steve

✅Denise Boisvert
*19+ years Designing High Cash Value Life Insurance
* Infinite Banking Advocate
* IBC and College Funding Strategist

✅Steve Gibbs
*24+ years Trust and Estate Planning Attorney
*CoFounder of Insurance and Estates
*Infinite Banking Advocate and Coach

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➽➽➽DISCLAIMER: All content in this video is for educational purposes only and is not to be interpreted as personal financial advice. Always do your own due diligence.