817: Bank on Yourself: Grow Wealth and Take Control of Your Financial Life with Sarry Ibrahim

Sarry Ibrahim is a financial planner and member of the Bank on Yourself organization. He helps real estate investors, business owners, and employees grow safe and predictable wealth using a financial strategy that has been around for 160 years. Today, Sarry shares his passion for helping clients grow wealth predictably without taking unnecessary risks. He explains the "Bank on Yourself" concept, which involves using dividend-paying whole life insurance to mitigate interest payments, market risks, and taxes.

In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Sarry discusses his work with Finn Asset Protection, helping real estate investors, business owners, and employees grow wealth safely and predictably using the Bank on Yourself strategy. This approach leverages dividend-paying whole life insurance to build cash value, provide borrowing power, and mitigate market, tax, and interest risks. He emphasizes coaching, personalized planning, and creating structures that support disciplined saving and financial growth. Sarry highlights resources such as the podcast Thinking Like a Bank and the books Becoming Your Own Banker by Nelson Nash and The Bank on Yourself Revolution by Pamela Yellen. Key takeaways include the importance of thinking like a bank, creating intentional obstacles to prevent impulsive spending, and integrating logic with emotion in financial decision-making.

Quotes

“I look at failure as almost an opportunity to learn from it; it’s like a wake-up call to improve and pivot in a different direction.”

“Think like a bank. Don’t just think like a consumer; handle your money and financial decisions like a corporation.”

“Entrepreneurship starts with emotion, but you need logic to back up your decisions—both have to work together.”

“Adding intentional obstacles between you and your money can dramatically increase your chances of saving.”

Resources

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Filed in: Archive 4: 2020-2023 • Interview • Podcast

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