You Have Probably Heard of Infinite Banking. But What You Have Been Told May Only Be Half the Story
On May 26th, join Chey O’Brien and Rob Scranton, authorised advisors and coaches, for a free live session that does one thing: gives you a clear explanation of the Infinite Banking Concept so you can finally decide if this is for you.
Why You Can’t Afford to Miss This?
Most financial conversations start with a product. This one starts with a question. What do you actually know about how this works, and how much of what you know is accurate? Because the gap between what most people have heard about Infinite Banking and what it actually is tends to be significant. This session closes that gap. Not by telling you what to think. By showing you enough to think clearly for yourself.
This is NOT a sales pitch. This is an education-first session designed to change how you think about money.
Here’s what you can gain by attending:

Who is this session for?
This event is for you if…
Meet Your Host
About the host
Chey O’Brien
Chey did not come to this work because it was easy. He came to it because he needed it.
After serving his country in the military, he came home to something nobody prepares you for. Debt. Financial uncertainty. And the uncomfortable gap between working hard and actually getting ahead.
He did not accept that as his story. While working as an engineer for the U.S. government, Chey spent years learning how money actually works, working his way out of debt, and eventually finding his way to a concept that reframed everything he thought he knew.
That concept was Becoming Your Own Banker.
Chey now works as a financial coach, guiding veterans, military families, and everyday people who are tired of following instructions they do not fully understand toward a financial life they actually control. He is not on this stage because he has always had the answers. He is here because he had to find them the hard way, and he has spent years making sure others do not have to.


About the host
Rob Scranton
Rob grew up hearing a story most people never get told.
During the Great Depression, when banks were collapsing and families were losing everything, his great-grandparents kept their farm. Their home. Everything they had built. Not because they were lucky. Because they had their own banking system.
That story never left him.
With over two decades as a serial entrepreneur and a background as a former chief financial architect, Rob has spent his career watching how money actually moves through businesses and families, and why traditional approaches so often fall short.
He has used IBC himself. Without sacrificing his quality of life. Without scrimping. Without trading the life he wanted for the financial security he needed. His belief is simple. The wealthy have known about this for over 200 years. Everyone else deserves to understand it, too.
Rob is not here to tell you what to do with your money. He is here to show you something most people spend a lifetime without ever seeing.

Why Do People Always Wish They Found This Sooner?
Because most financial conversations talk about returns, accounts, and strategies. Very few stop and ask the one question that matters most.
Where is your money actually going right now?
Infinite Banking keeps coming up. In conversations. In podcasts. In articles. And every time it does, the explanation either feels too good to be true or too complicated to follow.
What people want and rarely get is someone willing to say: Here is what it is. Here is what it is not. Here is what it can do. Here is what it cannot. Now you decide.
That is this session. One evening. A clear explanation. And enough honest information to finally make up your own mind.
Join Us
If you have been sitting on this curious but cautious, interested but uncertain, May 26th is the night that changes.
Not because we will tell you what to do with your money. But because you will leave knowing enough to decide for yourself.
That clarity, the kind that comes from finally understanding something properly, is worth one evening of your time.
The cost of attending is nothing. The cost of staying confused is something you are already paying.

