How To Make Permanent Life Insurance A Good Investment
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- Corporate Insurance,
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- Financial Planning,
- Insurance,
- Investment,
- Life Insurance,
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Overview: Permanent life insurance products are not normally considered a good investment. However, it is possible to make them so if certain conditions are met. It is often possible to structure the components of a permanent insurance product to reduce the traditional agent’s commissions by approximately 85 percent. Permanent life insurance deserves serious consideration in a variety of investment, estate, and business planning situations, given the ability of a low-cost, well-performing policy to beat the risk-adjusted returns of comparable investments by significant margins. Hence, for the very wealthy, domestic private placement and offshore life insurance policies, offer broader investment options and the possibility of additional savings on policy expenses in comparison with standard variable life policies using registered securities products.
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Format: PDF | Size: 400KB | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 12
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