Wealth On Main Street

by Richard Canfield & Jayson Lowe

A North American Podcast show focused on helping Canadian & USA families and business owners create dependable wealth using the process of #becomingYourOwnBanker, known as The #InfiniteBankingConcept, with a combination of expert interviews and discussions surrounding business, wealth and cashflow strategies to optimize your financial life. The hosts, Jayson Lowe and Richard Canfield, place a focus on the foundation for economic success using the powerful Infinite Banking Concept created by the late R. Nelson Nash.

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338: How Much Life Insurance Do I Actually Need?

It’s one of the most common questions people type into Google, ask ChatGPT, and search on YouTube. Richard Canfield breaks down the concept that insur...

55m

•Sep 11, 2026

337: Am I Too Old for Life Insurance?

No, the majority of people who start whole life insurance or Infinite Banking are between 45 and 65 years old. “I’m in my 50s. I’m in my 60s. Isn’t th...

1h 02m

•Sep 9, 2026

336: Financial Planning After Loss | Jeff Treleaven's Story

Money is never just about money. It’s about the people we love and the future we’re all trying to protect, especially in the moments we never see comi...

50m

•Sep 2, 2026

335: Infinite Banking for Business Owners - A Real Example

Karyn Kokeny, 10X business coach, discussing Infinite Banking for business owners on Wealth on Main Street

1h 01m

•Aug 26, 2026

334: Nelson Nash's Foundation Lesson in Infinite Banking

How long do you suppose a skyscraper would stand on a weak foundation? That’s the question Nelson Nash, the founder of the Infinite Banking Concept, a...

43m

•Aug 17, 2026

333: Farming Is One of the Most Capital-Intensive Businesses

When people picture farming, they picture open fields, tractors, and sunsets. What they don’t picture is one of the most capital-intensive businesses ...

46m

•Aug 7, 2026