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Direct Recognition and Non-Direct Recognition Insurance Companies

Share on Facebook Facebook 𝕏 Share on Twitter Twitter Share on Linkedin Linkedin Share on Email Email Direct Recognition and Non-Direct Recognition Insurance Companies Direct recognition and non-direct recognition refer to the method that the insurance companies use to treat dividends when there is an outstanding policy loan. When you take a policy loan, you … Read more

Whole Life Policy Loans: How They Work

Share on Facebook Facebook 𝕏 Share on Twitter Twitter Share on Linkedin Linkedin Share on Email Email Whole Life Policy Loans: How They Work One of the least known and best features of a whole life policy is its “living benefits”. These living benefits give you the ability to borrow against its cash value. As … Read more

Blog #29 – Modified Endowment Contract: Should You Be Concerned?

Anyone who has any type of banking policy has probably come across the term Modified Endowment Contract, or MEC. You may have noticed a portion of your whole life policy illustration or contract stipulating whether or not it is a MEC. You may have even seen numbers indicating the additional amount of Paid-Up Additions that … Read more

Blog #28 – Position Your Assets To Maximize Retirement Income

Traditional financial planning pays much more attention to accumulating assets for retirement than to the reposition and distribution of assets during retirement. It is not surprising since most financial advisors are compensated based on the amount of assets under management. Let us be clear; the reason for savings/investing is to generate future passive income when … Read more

Blog #27 – How Do We Generate Passive Income?

As you are probably aware, traditional financial planning tells you of three sources from which you could generate passive income when you could no longer generate active income for yourself: 1) a pension or defined benefit plan, 2) social security and 3) a defined contribution plan (a 401(k), 403(b) or IRA). Since the late 1970s, Wall Street and … Read more

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