Episode Summary In this episode, Adam Zuckerman shares his insights on the importance of estate planning and the tools necessary to make the process easier. He discusses his journey towards creating solutions that help individuals manage their estate and end-of-life tasks efficiently. The conversation delves…
When you get a premium bill and your cash flow is limited, you should always pay the base premium first.The more you pay into the policy at that time, the higher rate of return you’re going to get within your policy.The next is the paid up additions rider.By paying the paid up additions rider in the first five years, it will give you access to more cash sooner so that you can start using your policy to pay for the things of life.The third priority is the policy loan interest.If you don’t pay the loan interest, the loan interest will be added to the loan balance and it may constrict the amount of cash value that is available in the future to access via the policy loan provision.The fourth area should be the actual loan balance. As your loan balance gets paid down, your cash equity increases.
Currently we’re at 20.7 trillion of money in circulation. In 2025, it’s projected to be 33.5 trillion, and in 2029, it’s projected to be $53.9 trillion. Doesn’t that create inflation? What does that mean to us? Well, isn’t inflation really having an effect on the purchasing power of our money? Isn’t that literally a way that the government found to pay their bills by taking money from us, stealing our purchasing power?
Are you thinking about buying a life insurance policy on a child or grandchild, but aren’t exactly sure what the benefits of this purchase are? Fundamentally life insurance is a transfer of risk, and in most cases it’s a transfer of risk from the insured to the insurance company for the case of premature death.
Are you thinking about buying a life insurance policy, but aren’t sure what to do because there are so many options? Well, stick around to the end of this video, because we’re going to go over the five different types of life insurance policies.
We would like to outline what it means for us to be a financial
advisor for our clients, and it’s not dissimilar to the relationship a golfer has with their caddie.
We all want to make the most of the resources available to us; to be as efficient as we can be while also avoiding wealth transfers. Once a decision has been made to part with our dollars, it is permanent. Since we can never have those dollars back again, it makes sense to spend them wisely.
Lifestyle money represents the dollars you are spending to maintain your current standard of living: where you live, what you eat, where you vacation etc. For many people, this is where the conversation ends. While everyone wants to solve their financial problems, reducing their current standard of living is not a popular option.
Where is it written that, in order to make money in the markets, you have to lose 30%, 50%, or even 70% of your money? Do you ever feel like you’re playing a rigged game? A game that’s set up for them to win and for you to lose? Find out how you can develop a strategy that would prevent you from ever losing money ever again!
We all know the death benefit when it comes to life insurance policies, but how would you like to become the beneficiary of your own policy? Well, stick around to the end of this video, because we’re going to show you how to take advantage of the living benefits of life insurance.
