Private Reserve Financial

Ontario · Québec · Serving Canada

You do all the work. Someone else sets the terms.

I'm Loris. Private Reserve Financial is my firm, a licensed life insurance practice in Ontario and Québec. I run clarity sessions on the Infinite Banking Concept, in English and in French, for people who make good money and still don't feel in control of it.

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Regulated by the AMF FSRA Licence #42239M Nelson Nash Institute Practitioner English & Français

Sound familiar?

The week you just had.

You make enough. That's what makes it confusing.

  1. Monday

    The paycheque lands. It's already spent. Mortgage, car, daycare, taxes. You didn't decide any of that this morning.

  2. Wednesday

    You pay the credit card and think, for the third time this month, "where does it actually go?"

  3. Saturday

    Costco. $300 without noticing. You notice later.

  4. Sunday night

    Couch. Kids asleep. A low hum of "am I doing enough?" that never quite turns off.

You're disciplined. You work hard. You don't feel in control. And nobody talks about that part.

The part nobody explained

Every dollar you earn goes through a bank first.

Your pay lands in an account. That makes you the depositor. While it sits there, the bank lends it out. When you buy the car, the house, the renovation, you borrow it back. That makes you the borrower, too. Four seats at this table. You've been sitting in two of them your whole life.

Your seat

You

Depositor

You put the money in.

Your seat

You

Borrower

You ask for it back, with interest.

Could be yours

Them

Banker

Sets the terms. Collects the interest.

Could be yours

Them

Owner

Keeps the profit.

Who sets the terms of the payment?

Every time you finance something, somebody answers that question. It has never been you. Infinite Banking is the argument that it could be.

Loris Mugisha · Authorized IBC Practitioner

What a clarity session is

It's not a presentation. It's not a sales meeting.

You bring your real situation. We look at where your dollars go today, who sets the terms when you finance something, and what changes if that answer changes. By the end you either see it or you don't. Both are fine.

No illustration gets built and no product gets discussed until we've done a full financial needs analysis together. That order is the step most of this industry skips.

  1. We talk first.

    If the concept is a bad fit for where you are right now, you'll hear it from me on that same call.

  2. A full financial needs analysis.

    Before anything gets designed, we write down your actual situation: income, obligations, what you're really trying to protect.

  3. A structure built for your numbers.

    Participating whole life, built so you can use it while you're alive. You see how it's put together and why.

  4. Service that stays.

    Policy servicing, annual reviews, and answers when you call. Most people who come to me were sent by someone who already did this.

Real questions, from real sessions

What people bring to the session.

I want to buy a car. Do I have to ask the bank?

Second year of his policy. He'd never bought anything major without someone else's approval. We looked at his cash value together and at what borrowing against it would look like. That was the whole conversation.

Did I just do something dumb?

First year. The statement doesn't look like the illustration yet, and you're checking the portal for the fourth time. Everyone asks this. The answer is a calendar, and we look at exactly where the dividend lands.

I make good money. Where is it going?

Six figures a year, and he couldn't find $15,000 when an opportunity showed up. We didn't cut anything he loves. We found the leak.

Loris Mugisha

The practice

Licensed, incorporated, and I do this in my own life.

I'm Loris Mugisha. I'm 27, married, one kid. My wife and I hold three policies and we use them to finance the major purchases in our life. I came to the concept as a client before I ever sold a policy.

I'm regulated by the Autorité des marchés financiers in Québec and licensed with the Financial Services Regulatory Authority in Ontario. In front of the Nelson Nash Institute, I'm a practitioner.

Legal entity
Private Reserve Financial Inc. · federal corporation (CBCA), incorporated 2025
Ontario licence
FSRA corporate licence #42239M
Québec
Regulated by the AMF · operating as Réserve Financière Privée
Practitioner status
Authorized Practitioner, Nelson Nash Institute · member, Infinite Banking Canada Group
Languages
English · Français

Before you book

The whole concept, explained. In English and in French.

Same teaching, both languages. Watch the one you think in, sit with it, and come to the session with real questions.

In English

Infinite Banking Explained: The Truth Banks Don't Want Canadians to Know

En français

Le Concept Bancaire Infini expliqué : ce que les banques cachent aux Canadiens

What it's for

8:47PM

A Tuesday

Kids asleep. Your wife beside you. The mortgage is handled. If something breaks, you don't panic. If an opportunity shows up, you can move on it.

You're not checking the banking app three times before bed. You're thinking, "we're good. And it's getting better."

That's what this is for. Everything else is proof.

Start here

Book a clarity session.

Bring your real numbers and your real questions. You'll leave understanding the concept whether or not you ever become a client.

Book a clarity session

loris@privatereservefinancial.ca

+1 873-353-6254

English or French, whichever you think in.