Insurance Options For Individuals & Families
Risk vs. Rewards
Well intended laid out financial plans, can with little warning, lay havoc to your immediate cash flow needs.
How can you address and plan for such financial risk, when you may not even realize it exist?
It comes down to taking a look at what you want for yourself and your loved ones.
Your Goals, Your Dreams
In order to achieve your Goals, what Risks do you want to transfer to Insurance?
What Risks do you accept because the cost of eliminating them completely is too high?
Three essential Living benefits Insurance can provide
1. Better Control of Your Cash Flow
Take control of your liquidity and become your own banker with a Participating Whole Life Insurance Policy.
Take control of your cash flow needs and have access to cash and/or low cost policy loans for:
unexpected expenses that weren't budgeted
smoothing out monthly income when you are dependent on commissions or a year-end bonus
an illness that prevents you from working for the short term
helping pay the mortgage on your first home because you just signed a contract on your dream home
starting a new business venture and
avoid selling assets when the markets are down (preserve them and give them time to recover)
Policy loans offer you the opportunity to take control and determine your payback schedules for these low cost loans. With responsible access to cash in your Participating Whole Life Policies there is no need to incur higher interest rate charges from your credit cards or bank loans.
2. Create Predictable Income for Retirement Life
Eliminate the fear of depleting your retirement savings by including: Guaranteed Income Annuities in your retirement plan:
creating predictable income streams that are guaranteed to last for as long as you live or for a period of time you choose
helping you meet future predictable income needs to cover monthly reoccurring bills such as: housing, utilities, taxes, fuel, food, health care and
taking control, determining what qualifies as necessary expenses you want covered
3. Secure Reliable Long-Term Care**
Leverage a portion of your savings and create a larger pool of funds to help pay for Long- Term Care.
There is no single best way to prepare for the cost of your Long-Term Care “LTC”. In fact, most people will depend on multiple financial resources to help pay for these services.
Leverage a portion of your savings and create a larger pool of funds to help pay for your LTC, with one or more options:
Long- Term Care Insurance (LTCi)
Hybrid Life Insurance policies
Deferred Annuity with LTCi rider
Cash or Policy Loans from your Whole Life Insurance
** Expenses that LTCi cover may vary with Insurance Carrier. They may cover care in: a nursing facility, an assisted living facility, a community-based setting (e.g., adult day care), or in your home (e.g., skilled, custodial, or homemaker services).