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re: Give me scenarios where whole life/VUL would be a good idea to own
Posted on 3/20/24 at 10:05 am to JL
Posted on 3/20/24 at 10:05 am to JL
I don't know a lot about the whole life/VUL policies, but something my business advisors keeps trying to sell me on is 2nd to die policies.
Said he picked up two $10M whole life policies, in which he listed each kid as the 2nd person on the policy, at a rate equivalent to a $2M 20-year term-life policy just for himself. Something about the census tables, their ages & health when the policies were taken out.
I haven't researched it because I am not there yet. But since you are asking, and I just had the 5th conversation about it last night, I figured I would throw it out as another option to research since the purpose would be to pass something on to your kids.
And before anyone asks, he does not sell them.
Said he picked up two $10M whole life policies, in which he listed each kid as the 2nd person on the policy, at a rate equivalent to a $2M 20-year term-life policy just for himself. Something about the census tables, their ages & health when the policies were taken out.
I haven't researched it because I am not there yet. But since you are asking, and I just had the 5th conversation about it last night, I figured I would throw it out as another option to research since the purpose would be to pass something on to your kids.
And before anyone asks, he does not sell them.
Posted on 3/20/24 at 12:14 pm to Weekend Warrior79
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Said he picked up two $10M whole life policies, in which he listed each kid as the 2nd person on the policy, at a rate equivalent to a $2M 20-year term-life policy just for himself
How does it compare with term for the kids? Is the objective to pass wealth to grandkids, skipping a generation?
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