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@NoMoreE46 wrote:For the general public, stating that there are Two types of life insurance policies (term and permanent) is fine.
I think it depends on the intent of the article. If was just "interesting" then I agree, but if meant as a starting point to make real decisions, then it needs to point out that there are many types of product, and the non-term ones can get very complex.
You can get a hybrid policy with Long-Term Care and Whole Life Insurance in one policy. The whole life insurance policy cash value can grow at an Internal Rate of Return between 4-6%, the Death Benefit is guaranteed, the premiums are level, and the Death Benefit can be accessed for Long-Term Care insurance claims. Guardian Life has an index participation rider that can earn a 2-9% IRR based on the annual returns of the S&P 500 (SPX). Also the cost of borrowing is fixed at 4.76% which is a good hedge for interest rate volatility and this rate drops to 2.76% after the 20th anniversary. Whole Life can be pledged as collateral for an insurance-backed Line of Credit from The Bankcorp Bank or Merchant's and Manufacturer's Bank. In so doing, the interest is tax-deductible as a business expense. Embedded Life insurance, long-term care insurance, and Business Line of Credit with tax-advantaged retirement income. And it avoids probate.
Sounds like you got some industry experience here @ejbarraza .
@NoMoreE46 Yes I have my life insurance license and plenty of continuing education credits. Also, I have worked with banks like The Bancorp to onboard an insurance-backed line of credit based on the cash value of Indexed Universal Life Insurance. Previously they only allowed Whole Life as collateral.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bA1hZNgSGaNIG6f-OeCE_6U77pPnBPMN/view?usp=sharinIUL