Setting aside money for college?
Let’s say you’re put money into a 529 plan, contributing $1,000 a month, or $12,000 a year, totaling $132,000 after 11 years.
Here’s the catch: If your child or grandchild gets a scholarship or wants to use the money for a down payment on a home or to start a business, they’ll face taxes.
Why deal with those strings attached?
Instead, you can set that same money aside in a properly structured, max-funded IUL.
IULs are like a financial Swiss Army knife, the dream solution for many financial goals, especially long-term savings like college funding.
A max-funded IUL grows tax-free; you can access cash tax-free, no matter how the money is used; and it typically earns a better return than most 529 plans.
Plus, if you pass away, the death benefit can blossom and transfer income-tax-free, ensuring the funds are available.
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