Indexed Universal Life Insurance?
August 1, 2023 by Nolan Stokes
Life insurance is most commonly known for providing beneficiaries with a death benefit upon the death of a provider, giving them a chance to recover financially and pay for major expenses like bills or a funeral. While that can be helpful, under a term life policy, it’s an extremely limited benefit that only pays out if the policy owner dies in a specific window of time.
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Wink’s Moore on the Market: I think Nolan Stokes did a good job on this piece about indexed UL.
The only thing I wish it WOULD HAVE mentioned is the fact that there will be a negative adjustment to the cash value of the life insurance policy in years with 0% interest earnings.
Other than that, I found it to be a balanced and informative read.
Enjoy! -sjm
