In our final installment of the five most common arguments made against permanent life insurance we’ll take on fees or the lack of a discussion about fees, as high fees were already discussed.
The claim here is that life insurance contracts are very non-transparent regarding fee disclosure and you never really know what you are signing up for until long after you paid several years worth of premiums.
This argument, like several others, isn’t entirely unfounded. But it takes a large degree of liberal interpretation to the extreme.
