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Blog Posts Catered To Individuals Who Want To Have Fun Making Money
Some say an increasing death benefit is always better for IUL policies, but that’s not true. A level death benefit can provide a better net internal rate of return and lower costs over time. If you’re using IUL for living benefits, depending on your age, it’s wise to start with or switch to a level death benefit at the right time. This can save on costs and maximize your living benefits. Catch the full episode to learn more.