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IUL Frequently

Asked Questions

What is Indexed Universal Life (IUL)?

Indexed universal life insurance is a type of

permanent life insurance that has a cash component

in addition to a death benefit. The money in your cash value

account can earn interest based on stock market index

chosen by the insurance comapny such as the S&P 500.

How Does Indexed Universal

Life Insurance Work?

When a premium is paid, a portion pays the cost of

insurance based on the life of the insured, and the

rest is added to the cash value. The total amount

of cash value is credited once a year with interest

based on increases in an index (but it is not directly

invested in the stock market).

How Much Can I Start With?

You can start with as low as $50 a month. However

the higher your monthly premium, the faster your

cash value grows. Below is our recommendation:

20yrs - 25 yrs: $100 - $150

26 yrs - 30 yrs: $150 - $200

31yrs - 35yrs: $200 - $250

36yrs - 40yrs: $250 - $300

41yrs - 45yrs: $300 - $400

46yrs - 50yrs: $400 - $500

50yrs - 60yrs: $500 - $1,000

or more

What Are The Advantages Of IUL?

There are many advantages to having an IUL policy.

Less risk: The policy is not directly invested in the stock

market, thus reducing risk to zero.

Interest rate ranges from 5.8 - 10% annually

(depending on market performance).

Tax free - You don't pay taxes on interest earned.

Easier distribution: The cash value in a IUL policy can be acessed at anytime without penalty, regardless age.

Access death benefit - while alive if you become Critically,

Terminal, or Chronically ill.


Death benefit -- this benefit is permanent , not subject

to income or death taxes, and not required to go through probate court.Unlimited contributions: IUL insurance policies have no

limitations on annual contributions.


What are the disadvantages of IUL?

There are a few disadvantages to IUL. First, it does take time

for the cash value to grow depending on how much your

monthly premium is. Secondly, the cost of insurance could

be high depending on your age and health condition. Finally,

there is a possibility some years you might not earn any interest if the index does not perform well. This means that you will not gain or loss anything in your cash value for the year.

What is the age range to qualify for an IUL?

Anyone from 15 days old and above can qualify for an IUL.


Do I need a medical exam before I can get approved?

Generally, IUL policies do not require medical exams. However, during the application process, you will need to give HIPPA consent to the insurance company to access your medical records to make sure you don't have any major health issues. In some cases, medical exams may be required based on medical history.

Also, if you apply for a death benefit of more than $1 million,

a medical exam might be required.

What are some reasons why people get declined?

Below are some of the reasons why a person can get denied.

A felony within 5-10 years

DWI or DUI withi 5 years

Overweight (depending on height)

Personal history of cancer

History of alcohol or substance abuse

Life, health, or disabiliy insurance has been rated/declined

Major medical conditions

Do I have to pay tax on the interest earned on my cash value?

No, you do not pay taxes on funds accessed from the cash valueas long as the policy remains inforce. If you decide to cancel the policy you will be required to pay taxes on any "interest earned" in your cash value.


Is IUL better than 401k 403b or IRA?

401k, 403b, IRA are considered investments, while IUL is not. However, IUL does offer several benefits, which are not availabe with a 401k, 403b, or IRA. For example, you can fund the policy with as much as you want, there are no age restrictions on withdrawls, you do not have to pay taxes on the interest earned, it's not impacted by market losses ect.

What is the difference between IUL and Infinite Banking?

Infinite Banking and MPI (maximum premium indexing) are both considered IUL.


How soon can I access the funds in my cash value?

You can access funds in your cash value within 30 day of starting your policy. However, you can only do this if you fund

the policy with a lump sum when you open it. Generally it takes at least a year for you to accumulate enough funds to withdraw, and the minimum withdrawl is $500.


What happens to my cash value when I pass away?

The cash value is added to the death benefit and paid out to

Your beneficiary. For example, if you pass away and you have $50,000 in cash value and $300,000 in death benefit, your beneficiary wil receive a total amount of $350,000.


Can I fund the policy with large sums of money at once?

Yes, but it depends on how much your death benefit is. A high death benefit gives you the abiity to over fund the policy, which enables your cash value to grow much faster.


How do I access money from my cash value?

You can eith withdraw the cash value, which will reduce or deplete what you have accumulated, or you can take out a loan against the cash value. It is more beneficial to take out a loan because your cash

value will continue to to earn interest at a higher rate, while you pay a lower interest rate for the loan. Another benefit to taking out a loan is that you do not have to pay extra on top of your premium if you do not choose to do so. A portion of your premium will go towards offsetting your loan. If you do pass away in the process of paying back your loan, the loan balance will be deducted from your cash value and whatever is left will be paid out to your beneficiary.


What happens if the insurance company shuts down or files for bankruptcy?

When an isurance company becomes finanialy unstable and can't

pay policyholder claims, the state's insurance commissioner can take over the company through a proces called receivership. First, the commissioner will try to rehabiitate the company to improve it's financial situation. If that doesn't work, the commissioner can declare the comany insolvent and sell off it's assets, according to the National Organizatin of Life & Guaranty Association. If a insurance company is declared insolvent, the state guaranty association fund swing into action. The association wil transfer the insurer's policies to another company or continue providing coverage itself for policyholders


Where can I get a IUL policy?

You can only get an IUL through a licensed life insurance agent who is appointed with companies that offer IUL's. Our agents are licensed nationwide. Complete the form below and an agent will reach out to you.


Can I increase my monthly premium anytime?

Yes, you are allowed to increase your premium up to a certian amount annually depending on how much your death benefit.