How Wealthy Families Use Life Insurance as a Personal Bank

Key Takeaways:

1. Life Insurance Can Build Savings
   Cash value life insurance gives both a payout when you pass away and grows like a savings account you can use while you’re alive.
2. You Can Borrow From It Without Credit Checks
   You don’t need a credit check to borrow from the cash value in your life insurance policy, which can make getting money easier.
3. Invest Borrowed Money for Growth
   Borrowed money from your policy can be invested in things that grow in value, helping your money potentially grow faster than inflation.
4. Flexible Repayment Options
   You get to decide when and how you repay these loans, which can make managing the loan easier compared to regular loans.
5. Consider Fees, Taxes, and Death Benefit Changes
   Before borrowing, it’s important to know about fees, how it could affect your taxes, and that it might lower the amount given to your family when you pass away.

 

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0:00 Using Life Insurance as a Personal Banking Strategy

1:48 Leveraging Life Insurance for Strategic Investment Opportunities

3:31 Leveraging Life Insurance for Wealth Growth and Protection

 

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