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- May 9, 2024
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## Importance of Properly Funded IULs for Military Members
Enlisted for almost 15 years and with over 7 years of experience as an insurance agent specializing in military members, it’s essential to consider alternative investment options beyond TSP or IRAs. While these traditional investment vehicles may offer high returns, they also come with market volatility and limited benefits.
### Benefits of Starting Properly Funded IULs
Investing in properly funded Indexed Universal Life (IUL) insurance can provide stability and growth opportunities. With an IUL, you can build cash value over time and access it for various needs, such as a down payment on a house or investments. The death benefit also provides financial security, especially when transitioning out of the military and losing SGLI coverage.
### Leveraging Cash Value for Wealth Building
Instead of waiting until 59.5 years old to access your funds, starting early with monthly contributions can help you accumulate significant cash value. By borrowing from your IUL cash value and paying yourself back, you can create a personal banking system that continues to grow even while utilizing funds for other purposes.
### Building Generational Wealth with IULs
For individuals planning to purchase multiple properties or establish generational wealth, IULs offer a flexible and profitable avenue for building assets. By strategically leveraging the cash value and benefits of an IUL, you can secure financial stability for future generations.
### AI Legalese Decoder’s Role in Understanding IULs
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“Im also an insurance against”…
Checks out
Per Dave Ramsey….Drawbacks of Indexed Universal Life Insurance
There are plenty of problems here:
The investments in an IUL never perform like they should because the cash portion of the premium gets eaten up with fees the insurance company takes for managing the investment.
Those aren’t the only fees you’ll face with an IUL: commissions for the sale, administrative expenses, premium expense charges and the surrender charge—yeah, there’s a charge for ending the policy. You’ll see these fees a lot with most kinds of universal life coverage.
When you cancel an IUL policy, you give up two huge things—your death benefit and, even worse, most or all of the cash value you’ve managed to build. Whoops! Makes you wonder what exactly you were getting for all those high premiums.
Because the pesky fees keep returns pretty low, your IUL investment will never beat inflation, which is one of the main goals of investing. Let’s not go there. You’re far more likely to stay ahead of inflation by investing in mutual funds through a Roth IRA or 401(k). You’ll like the 10–12% average annual return way better than breaking even. Investing in anything that can’t keep up with inflation is a waste of your money.
Market performance will affect your premiums, which might rise or fall depending on how well the index fund tied to your account does. But premiums can definitely rise in a down period. And remember what we discussed about unaffordable premiums? You’ll risk losing the life insurance coverage that was supposed to be the whole point of buying the policy! It’s like signing a prenup that lets your spouse ditch you if your portfolio dips—a crappy deal all around.
IUL is a terrible investment by comparison. GTFOH with your shilling
First command trying to recruit. This needs to be flagged.
Lol said the fish. Lmao.
https://www.whitecoatinvestor.com/5-reasons-not-to-buy-indexed-universal-life-insurance/
There is no chance an IUL’s fees can beat an index fund with the fees. Shame on you for scamming junior enlisted for your comission.
> I primarily focus on military members, still serving, transitioning and already out.
So you exploit military members then?
> Sure you won’t get the same height of return, but you also won’t get any of the down years of the market .
You won’t even get close to the same *average* return as the market. And that’s before you add in the tax advantages of a retirement account.
Because you can save a shit ton of money on taxes through tax advantaged accounts… but I’m sure you knew that.
> Before anyone freaks out on me I’m also an insurance agent
Buddy we’re gonna freak out on you BECAUSE you’re an insurance salesman. And one who’s apparently drinking your own koolaid
TLDR: Whole Life/IULs cost a lot of money and don’t provide good returns. If you’re thinking about signing up for this, run the numbers and see how much you would get if you just saved the money instead of paying a company.
If you want an honest take, the opportunity cost of one of these products is huge. These products run annual premiums in the thousands of dollars, and you frequently can’t get a decent surrender value of the policy until you’ve been paying in for years. That’s tens of thousands of dollars in premiums for a lousy return
It is way more efficient to pay for term life insurance (if you need more) and invest in a tax advantaged account for the future (which your dependents will still receive if you die). If you want access to money before retirement age, then you can invest in a regular brokerage account.
Most expense ratios on broad market index funds are less than 0.1%, and generally produce a 7% rate of return… what’s the expense ratio on one of the policies you’re talking about? I’m betting it’s a lot higher, with a lower rate of return.
For military who retire, the pension check can effectively function as a fixed income//bond position that provides a lot of security to their portfolio, smoothing out the bad years.
If you’re thinking about one of these products, run an excel sheet to see how much money it would cost you in premiums over 5-10 years. Then think about if you would be fine not having that much money working for you at an average rate of return of 7% per year.
https://www.personalfinanceclub.com/is-iul-a-scam-yes/
If you invest $200/month for 40 years, this is how much you’ll end up with.
In an Indexed Universal Life (IUL) insurance policy: $320,701
In an index fund: $1,797,311
An IUL policy is likely to erode 82% of your wealth compared to investing directly in an index fund that tracks the same index. How do I know this? Because I bought one, read all 91 pages of the policy, and did the math.
Per Dave Ramsey……IUL is a rip-off that tries to use a slick package to bundle life insurance with a lousy investment product. It’s like slapping a Dom Perignon label onto a bottle of Miller High Life. Sound too bad to be true? It’s very real, and it’s worse than a hangover.
This has to be a troll
And its a burner account
Here is how you know whole life insurance and annuities are scam for most people. The second they are allowed in an IRA or 401ks, these agents will suddenly love IRAs and 401ks.
You should be ashamed of doing what you are to your brethren.
It’s clearly just an alternate / extra benefit.. less market volatility risk pending how your personal risk assessment is. Also, not to mention, the death benefit alone is what the option could be for. ie: just adding a term rider. We aren’t talking about this for everyone..half of this officer core group on here who is married, spouse works and they are bringing in 10k plus a month. You’ve got members in here who laugh at some investments people make because that’s simply more than their entire monthly income. So tell me, why wouldn’t it be an option for a member who is transitioning out and losing their SGLI? Sure.. let’s put $100 a month into whichever index fund this group would like to chose… and in 3 months, said member got into an accident a passed.. 👏🏼 be left his family $300, plus gains, minus taxes. She will be able to make 1 grocery run with that. Could be have gotten a term? Sure.. return of premium term? (Correct, they exist) Also sure.. something that can grow money while still mainiting cash value? Also an option.. I saw surrender charge in here someone.. might want to google that again and understand what it means.. Selling an IUL is always a bad idea… selling someone on anything.. it’s more about providing facts and showing people multiple options and letting them decide what is right / wrong for them. Getting on a Reddit form and deciding that every keyboard warrior is the answer to their financial future is ridiculous. But to completely dismiss the idea of something based on google searches..”why IULs suck” you’ll get every article you need.. type in “why IULs are great” and you’ll flip the script.. it’s all’s perception and in the posted articles the rates are absolutely dog ass trash and those companies you posted have horrible products, TransAmerica.. blah horrible IUL product, good for others but that isn’t their bread and butter.
The amount of complete backlash is wild.. is it for everyone? Hell no… neither is putting every penny into an IRA or TSP.. it’s not feasible for all.. options fellas.. options are what you want to give to people.. let everyone decide their own risk / reward tolerance.
But you are all 100% correct.. I seek out all E3 and E4s .. stop their TSP contributions completely and make them fund an IUL.. I get paid substantial commish and use all 30 days leave each year on private jets.. delusional
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