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Withdrawals or policy loans are two ways to get money out of the cash value component. If you die, the company will deduct the amount of any withdrawals or outstanding debts from the payout to your beneficiaries. You can add a number of riders to your universal life plan.
Riders are a technique to provide extra coverage and benefits at a reduced additional expense. Riders may include critical illness, disability, term insurance, accidental death, premium waiver, and others as the insurance company may provide.
You can get lifelong protection with universal life insurance and accumulate cash value. Universal life insurance policies include a cash value component that can be used to accumulate savings. You have the option to adjust your premium payments and death benefit.
Experior Financial Associates are well informed with this type of insurance policy content. As long as the premiums are paid, it can protect you for the rest of your life.
Unlike a whole life policy that has a set premium payment that never varies, A universal life insurance policy allows you to adjust your payments as needed within the policy’s limits. Paying less now may force you to pay a higher cost in the future to keep your coverage, but having more flexibility can make keeping your insurance in force easier over time.
Universal Life insurance is a great combination of insurance and investment rather than having them separate as an investment plan and insurance plan. When it comes to insurance, it is protection first and you get the other added value of investments to grow tax-deferred and at death, benefits are tax-free. The protection provides benefits for your loved ones and provides options on the premiums to take care of permanent needs when death occurs. Another added advantage is the ability to grow cash value and then it may be used to supplement your retirement income. Experior Financial Group will help clients with the insurance aspect first and explain how the policy can be of an advantage for retirement funds and other investments.
A Whole Life policy is a bundled premium plan and guarantees benefits for the life of the insured. There are two forms of whole life insurance: participating and non-participating. In a participating policy, the insurance company pays dividends which accumulates wealth and increases the death and investment benefits that you can borrow against to supplement your retirement. The insurance company manages that account conservatively and pays a consistent amount of dividends.
In non-participating policies, the policyholder does not receive dividends; however, premiums are often lower.
On the other hand, Universal Life is unbundled. Clients know exactly what their insurance cost is and this coverage allows flexibility to choose the investment component of their policy. However, there are no guarantees, and your investments may be at a higher risk based on the performance of your choices. There are several drawbacks to Universal Life insurance, but it could be a good option for someone who wants a guarantee of coverage and is willing to manage the benefit of self-directed investments.
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