Whole Life Insurance as the Banking Vehicle
Whole life insurance has been around for over 200 years, and is still highly misunderstood. We are often told that whole life is too expensive and a terrible place to keep money. When studying a traditionally structured whole life policy this argument does hold some ground. However by structuring a policy properly (with high cash values and low death benefit), a policy can create large amounts of cash value, and quickly. Within the first five years, the policy cash values are near equal the amount of money that has been contributed, and the policy has sufficient growth to cover the complete cost of insurance. This essentially creates a unique, prosperous banking system, with a death benefit on the side which passes on to heirs tax free.
Whole, or permanent, life insurance is the last vehicle of it’s kind – meaning no other vehicle has all the benefits that are found inside of properaly structured whole life policy. Here is a list naming some of those benefits:
-Liquidity, Use, Control
-Guaranteed
-Tax Free
-No IRS involvement
-No Probate
-Creditor Protection
-Unlimited Funding
-No 59 1/2 or 70 1/2 rules
-Ownership
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