
My guest in this episode is Richard Canfield. Richard is the CEO and founder of The Private Wealth System. He has spent the last decade passionately coaching Canadian Business owners and families how to properly implement The Infinite Banking Concept in Canada, to create Their Own Private Wealth System.
He also mentors other advisors on how to incorporate this powerful system into their own financial practice.
Actively involved in Real Estate Investment since the age of 12 he has been featured on numerous podcasts, is a regular presenter at the annual Nelson Nash Institute Think Tank conference, And has spoken in stages in both the USA and Canada.
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