Straight talk on IUL, tax-free retirement, annuities, and becoming your own bank. No hype, no jargon, just the truth most advisors will not tell you.
Is IUL a scam? A licensed agent who structures these policies for families and owns nine himself gives a straight answer. The three biggest criticisms, what is true, and what is hype.
A Roth IRA is a good start, but the contribution cap, income limits, and lack of protection leave money on the table. Here is what a max-funded IUL adds.
I stopped borrowing from banks the year I retired. Here is the infinite banking system I built with a max-funded IUL, and exactly how the policy loan math works.
The "buy term and invest the difference" crowd leaves out three assumptions that have to be true simultaneously. Here's the math — and what it actually costs you.
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Carl G. Bullard is a licensed life insurance agent (FL #W838079), licensed in multiple states, and an independent agent with Global Financial Impact (GFI). He is not an attorney, a CPA, or a registered investment adviser. All content is educational, is not individualized financial, legal, tax, or investment advice, and is not a recommendation to transfer any security or retirement account, including a TSP or 401(k).
Life insurance and annuity products are not FDIC insured, not bank guaranteed, and may lose value. Guarantees rest solely on the issuing carrier's claims-paying ability. Coverage is subject to underwriting and is available only where the agent is licensed. Death benefits apply only while the policy is in force and are reduced by any outstanding loan. Tax-free distribution treatment requires that the contract not be a modified endowment contract, that the policy stay in force, and that loans be managed; tax law may change, so consult your own CPA. Caps, participation rates, and spreads are declared by the carrier and may change, and surrender charges apply in the early policy years. Replacing an existing policy or annuity may not be in your best interest and is subject to state replacement regulations. Individual results vary.