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IBC GLOBAL INTERACTIVE GLOSSARY

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Policy anatomy 22 concepts
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Infinite Banking is a strategy for managing capital using life insurance and policy borrowing. The strategy does not change the policy contract, its costs, or its tax rules.

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IBC Global Interactive Glossary

Educational overview. Not a policy illustration or individualized financial, tax, or legal advice. Dividends are not guaranteed. Policy loans accrue interest and reduce available values and net death benefits; a lapse or surrender with debt may create taxable income. Guarantees depend on the issuing insurer’s claims-paying ability.

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Built for Connected Understanding.

This first version organizes 22 concepts into five policy components. Connections are editorial learning relationships, not a recommendation or a representation of a specific policy.

ALIR and LISR are carrier-specific rider names; availability, funding limits, and mechanics vary. Published IBC Global articles link to their sources; planned videos and interactive guides remain marked until their URLs are confirmed.

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Definitions were checked against these insurer and government references in October 2026. Your policy contract and professional review govern real decisions.