No, military disability is a separate category from regular disability, and a qualified agent will find a life insurance company that values your service and recognizes the difference.

Your TSP like any plans should be reviewed to ensure it meets your needs and expectations going forward. What does your new job earn? How many dependents are you responsible for? What big moves or expenses are you saving for or incurring? The questions will determine the amount of planning going forward, including the future status of your TSP.

There is a contractually-guaranteed cash value and death benefit built into every life insurance policy. It is our opinion that the guarantee of a century-old financial institution surpasses even government guarantees… like Social Security or the FDIC.

For the purpose of Infinite Banking, longevity and guarantees are important. We only deal with mutual insurance companies that have A-ratings and have paid dividends annually for over one hundred years.

In his book "Becoming Your Own Banker", Nelson Nash references human attributes. If we distill what makes The Infinite Banking Concept® (IBC) successful, it’s patience and discipline. Because there is a lag time between paying your first policy premium and having access to every dollar you’ve paid into your policy (as cash value,) most people dismiss the concept and can’t see how in 5 or 10 years down the road, every dollar they put in is recovered—and growing with uninterrupted compound interest, tax deferred (with tax-free access) for life. IBC is not a quick fix or fast-money scheme.