Archive Monthly Archives: December 2014
Five Year Indexed Universal Life Insurance Company Investment Return Trend: 2014 Edition
Indexed universal life insurance investment return on assets is an indicator we use to measure how well an insurer can maintain returns on its cash value products. Just like the whole life insurance investment
Continue readingWhy don’t more Financial Advisors Sell Life Insurance?
The holiday season now firmly has it’s grip around many of us and since we opted not to produce an end of the year podcast that answered questions we receive from various readers and listeners, I figured
Continue reading151 Lawsky, Lew, & the Law
Well, it looks like we've survived another year…both literally and figuratively. This is our last episode of the Financial Procast for 2014 and we would like to sincerely thank all of your who listen
Continue readingTop Indexed Universal Life Insurance Carriers for Cash Accumulation 2014 Edition
We all know indexed universal life insurance has taken its place at the top of the leader-board as the dominate form of universal life insurance when cash accumulation is a primary consideration. It’s
Continue reading150 Fa-la-la-la-la You’re Broke
Today we're sharing our Christmas cheer with all of our listeners–you should all be excited. Along with our healthy dose of holiday spirit there's also a somewhat harsh reality check coming
Continue readingDo Life Insurance Guarantees Matter?
Life insurance guarantees are sometimes heralded as a key benefit. Many whole life insurance contracts are sold with a focus on the fact that the policy boasts various guarantees that—while admittedly
Continue reading149 This Is What Responsible Borrowing Looks Like
As you've probably already guessed, at least one of things up for discussion today has to do with the renewed vigor of the mortgage lending market. But not to worry, it's not all about poking fun at so-called
Continue readingFive-Year Whole Life Insurance Company Investment Yield Trend: 2014 Edition
Whole life insurance investment yield on assets is an indicator we use to judge how well the insurer will be able to maintain returns on its cash value products. It’s not a perfect metric, but when we
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