Many Americans aren't insuring their biggest asset - Their income! 63% cited "too expensive" as the most common reason not to purchase. Interestingly, consumers overestimate the cost of Life Insurance by three-fold.
If you're in retirement OR planning for retirement and don't want your 401k, IRA, or ROTH to react to market fluctuation you should consider an Annuity. Depending on your financial situation it should be a core part of your retirement plan. Life Insurance and Annuities can supplement your retirement income.
Personal Banking and Building Wealth with Life Insurance! Pay interest to yourself not the bank. The interest you save from paying to banks can create wealth for you.
Those who understand interest, MAKE IT Those who do not PAY IT!!!
If you are a homeowner, real estate investor, or small business owner, or in the process of becoming one, Life Insurance can be a valuable tool in your portfolio. It can allow you to pay off your home, purchase one, start a small business, or provide an Equity line of Credit to your existing business with attractive tax benefits. Credit card debt, auto loans, student debt, all designed to enrich the banks while creating what appears to be an endless regimen of interest payments imprisoning you and preventing you from achieving financial prosperity. According to a survey by Americans for Secure Retirement, 88% of all americans are worried about maintaining a comfortable living in retirement, up from 73% in 2010.
7 THINGS LIFE INSURANCE CAN DO
1. FUND COLLEGE
2. FUND A BUSINESS
3. PAY FOR TIME OFF
4. PAY FOR CHRONIC ILLNESS
5. SUPPLEMENT YOUR RETIREMENT
6. PAY OFF DEBT
7. BUILD WEALTH
What's the difference?
1. Indexed Universal Life credits interest based on the performance* of the index.
2. Participating Whole Life pays dividends which is a partial return of premium.
3. Both provide upside potential and downside protection.
4. Both offer a plethora of "living" benefits.
5. NO MANDATORY WITHDRAWALS
6. Can present tax advantages to small business owners
7. Can create generational wealth.
Did you know you could set up your own bank to provide your own business with its own line of credit, and profit from your own borrowing?
In fact, your bank can:
1. Accrue tax-free interest earnings on its capital deposits.
2. Collect the interest paid on its line of credit, tax-free.
3. Eventually, pay it all back out to you personally when you retire or sell the business as a tax-deductible deferred compensation or tax-free retirement income for the rest of your life.
It’s a tax strategy known as “Business Equity Banking.” It’s a private Financial Instrument under the Internal Revenue Codes 101 and 7702 Insured by a “Legal Reserve” insurance company.........
Please contact us if you cannot find an answer to your question.
That depends on your situation such as age, health, familial status, financial status as it relates to how much debt you have, and how prepared you are for retirement.
The amount of insurance you need ultimately depends on what you need it to accomplish for you both while your living and after you pass. An analysis will help determine this.
Generally, you can't take that insurance with you if you change jobs. Also, you may not have some of the options available to you that you actually do need for your situation.
As time passes things in your life change as well (getting married, buying a home, having a child, getting divorced, starting a new job, paying off mortgage, starting retirement, etc.), an agent can help you navigate your insurance needs as these changes occur.
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