Are you rich on paper but feel financially stuck and frustrated? You’re not alone. Stick around to find out how to regain control of your money!
What would be the safest way to make your money last longer in retirement? Wouldn’t it be to reduce or eliminate your tax obligation? Stick around to the end of this blog and we’ll show you how to use a specially designed life insurance policy to reduce or eliminate your tax obligation and keep the government’s hands out of your retirement.
Have you ever heard of a modified endowment contract or a MEC? Well, stick around to the end of the blog, because today we’re going to do a deep dive into the nitty-gritty of MEC contracts.
Are you wondering what the best type of account is to use to fund your retirement? There are so many accounts and so many rules, it could all get a bit confusing. But if you’re wondering how to use a cash value life insurance policy to help supplement your retirement income and why it’s a good move, make sure you stick around to the end of this blog.
Regaining control of your money means putting you in a position where you could access your money when you need it. When we talk about plugging those leaky holes in your financial bucket, it’s literally identifying the five major areas where you are giving up control of your money. Those areas are taxes, how you fund your retirement, how you pay for your children’s college, how you pay for your real estate mortgages and how you make major capital purchases. We do a deep dive as to how you’re using your money in these five areas to show you exactly where you’re giving up control of your money.
Only in a whole life insurance policy, you can have access to the cash values without draining the tank. Basically you’re able to continuously earn compound interest and access that money to make an investment that will potentially earn you a higher rate of return.
Whole life insurance is more than just a death benefit—it’s a powerful tool for building wealth, growing your assets tax-free, and securing a lasting financial legacy. By investing in a policy from a mutually owned insurance company, you can benefit from dividends, which represent a share of the company’s profits. These dividends, when reinvested, compound over time, significantly increasing the policy’s cash value. With the ability to access this cash through policy loans while the policy continues to grow, whole life insurance offers unique financial flexibility. Whether you’re looking to supplement retirement income, take advantage of investment opportunities, or leave a tax-free legacy for your family, this strategy provides a win-win solution for your financial future.