So, not only is Option B increasing death benefit and death benefit + cash value payable to policy beneficiary?
@kei92718 сағат бұрын
Great videos, just wished you zoomed into the illustrations so we can see them better.
@denko44Күн бұрын
Anytime you work with an agent, you can get screwed. When they tell you this is a great product IF done correctly, run for the hills. Nobody tells what right looks like...
@LIFE18018 сағат бұрын
Actually, I have many videos that show very transparently what right looks like
@TheOpinionSports2 күн бұрын
I have seen Nationwide do the opposite and add indexes to products even after the product has been taken off the market. The proprietary index I have is performing well and the par rates have increased. If you know how to see what’s in the index then you know is which ones to do and which ones to stay away from.
@LIFE180Күн бұрын
Show me an example of this? I have never seen it. I have shown you exactly what I am talking about in other videos. So I have actually proven my stance as fact. You are simply making baseless comments with no proof.
@TheOpinionSportsКүн бұрын
@@LIFE180 with no proof?? Man I’ll email you all the proof you need. I have the Nationwide accumulator that came out in 2018 and was taken off the market in 2020 for the accumulator 2020 product that’s being sold now. In 2022 they added proprietary indexes to my policy even after the product was no longer on the market. I can prove this easily!
@TheOpinionSportsКүн бұрын
@@LIFE180 I just sent you an email proving what you say you have never seen. You say I make baseless comments. Who is baseless again after you check email?
@TheOpinionSports2 күн бұрын
You said you have seen Nationwide do away with a proprietary index?? Which product and which Index?? I do not believe your statement is true
@LIFE180Күн бұрын
You can have your opinion all you want....I have done a video that shows what Nationwide does. They may increase caps on CURRENT products because it helps with sales. But older generation products they are reducing. I have done a video proving this. You have seen it, yet you refuse to acknowledge it because you are too emotionally vested....
@TheOpinionSportsКүн бұрын
@@LIFE180 I also showed how Nationwide has increased par rates on older products no longer on the market. Also older products have multipliers grandfathered in.
@OccamApril3 күн бұрын
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@phamngan38453 күн бұрын
Thanks for the very informative content.
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@bretbarker30065 күн бұрын
So much misleading info on here. Also “first 60 days” doesn’t mean when you first join. You’re misleading people. Also you are wrong on overrides and contracts. Do more due diligence and present factual information
@SuelutionBrows5 күн бұрын
What company are you?
@BlueCollarConsultingGroup5 күн бұрын
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@HazeltineLLC5 күн бұрын
The camouflage shirt MAKES the video. Camo will NEVER go out of style . . .
@VellaZoellner5 күн бұрын
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@kylenewberry85985 күн бұрын
You don’t really get tax deductions post Trump tax reform lol
@RandoBagginz6 күн бұрын
“There is only 2 kinds of people who sell whole life insurance. There are those that know it’s a ripoff and therefore they’re crooks and there are those that are too stupid to understand the mathematics.” -Dave Ramsey
@JesseMoore-y3o7 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@duronfinancial39237 күн бұрын
Hearing the stuff being said, and working under Eric in the past, and having worked with some of his "leaders", I can tell you the majority of his hierarchy over sells the opportunity and products. They have been getting better on transparency. But the level they are at now from a product side, should have been solved over a decade ago. So much hype, yet so little substance half the time.
@AboveAvgMan7 күн бұрын
Your money goes in the hole with whole life ! IUL forever !
@HuttVita-w2o8 күн бұрын
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@KitBeck-f7l8 күн бұрын
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@bdgsiyatheFlameTHEguy1238 күн бұрын
I need your help
@catinhat97838 күн бұрын
Wish I had seen your videos earlier. Would a 1035 exchange from IUL to Whole Life be a good idea? Thanks for any advice.
@LanceElCamino79818 күн бұрын
As an agent, I really appreciate your videos, thank you! I know you probably don’t want to mention it here, but what carriers have the dividend history we can rely on and sell? How can we research that?
@mattprosch12518 күн бұрын
This is an idiot. Yeah whole life policies are the key & stsy away from the stock market.. what a dumbass. Oh, and debt is good too, apparently 🙄
@enigmasyndicate42629 күн бұрын
whole life insurance is great as insurance product (if you don't have the discipline with term life), but NOT as a method for wealth. It crazy that the insurance company charges you on your own money that you give them (YOU ARE BORROW from your OWN money) if you withdrawing from life insurance cash value. if you need to save money open a brokage account(fidelity, charles swap) and buy SP 500 INDEX FUND (if saving 5 or more years) or high yield saving account/certificate deposit. BUY insurance and wealth separately, NOT MIXED PRODUCT, that where
@multimeter28599 күн бұрын
Bro there's so much wrong with this comment that I don't know where to begin, but let's start. So for one, you're not borrowing from your own money, you are using the cash value in your policy as collateral and taking loans from the insurance company. In the very next sentence you mentioned withdrawing. Borrowing and withdrawals are not the same thing. Next, you said to save money by opening a brokerage account to buy an index fund. An index fund is an investment, not a savings vehicle. Finally you mentioned CDs and HYSA. A CD doesn't provide liquidity, so you can't access that money during the term without penalty. HYSAs are not consistent. The rates go up or down depending on what the prime rate is. We saw this in 2019-2020 when the highest interest rates offered were around 2.4%, only to then fall to around .5%.
@The442nd9 күн бұрын
So there's ZERO upside to IUL's. No example of fantastic outcome?
@ceciliahoward79329 күн бұрын
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@clande62811 күн бұрын
Thank you for the breakdown !! Have you done any videos of agents pushing IUL for kids ?
@LIFE18010 күн бұрын
Not really, but it is really horrible, and this video shows why....it doesn't matter how the policy illustrates, it matters how it ACTUALLY performs.....
@clande6289 күн бұрын
@@LIFE180 I figured . Can I say how much this is pushed in the hispanic community !! So I really appreciate these videos !!!
@invictuslegend440511 күн бұрын
People preaching infinite banking do not understand how money works. If this is so lucrative, why is wall st and rich not into this, but middleclass people sold out by insurance salesman.
@LIFE18010 күн бұрын
I don't disagree to an extent. Rich people may not do "IBC". But rich people do use whole life insurance and all of the benefits of it. Hence why every kid in the Rockefeller family gets a policy at 14 days old. I agree some of IBC is overhyped. But the reality is, many of the attributes they speak about are very powerful.
@charlesbrown237211 күн бұрын
As if the banks want to put majority of THIER money into a risky strategy…use your brain
@LIFE18010 күн бұрын
Banks don't use IUL, they use whole life
@charlesbrown237211 күн бұрын
Clearly doesn’t understand IUL and This strategy haha my IUL has Returned 11% since 2014
@LIFE18010 күн бұрын
If that's the case and it is 10 years old, submit it to the #IULchallenge and you can win a lot of money. You can't. I have forgotten more about IUL than you know. Watch more content before an uneducated comment like that.
@The442nd12 күн бұрын
What's the ideal age of a client I should market WL to?
@keithmachado-pp6fv12 күн бұрын
When someone says “I am going to be transparent” or “to be honest” you can guarantee a lie is soon to follow.
@iselamartinez507612 күн бұрын
What do the people that train you gain from training you?
@clande62813 күн бұрын
Def learned a lot from IUL content ❤
@bjh746713 күн бұрын
If I paid the interest, would that be enough to save my policy only borrow 4000 but the interest is two years is $414
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@Gabosagaz77714 күн бұрын
1. This IUL was not properly designed ( you can tell by looking at the 1st year cash value vs what the premium was) 2. if this illustration assumes a 6.2% gain avg a year, you cannot start taking distributions of a 8% a year ( like this example shows), you need to do 6.2% distributions as well. 3. If your policy is at risk prior to age 75 before the loan protection rider kicks in you simply start taking less in prior year to manage accordantly. 4. IUL have a wash loan feature that in distribution year makes the cost of a loan = $0 ( which gives you another protection in case you get into bad index years). Overall this example of IUL is a very bad design and also an example of what not to do with distributions, well designed IUL and max funded can do wonders if also manage accordantly.
@zwallin14 күн бұрын
Hey Chris I appreciate all your videos, super informative! I’m devouring everything you put out, eventually want to get back into the Insurance and Financial Planning industry, so I’m learning everything I can especially about insurance as I previously sold IUL when I was active in the industry. The last thing I want to do is put my clients in a position to fail. I notice in this video, and it’s the same in all the IUL agent videos I see: they illustrate distributions at such a high percentage. To me that seems like the first mistake. I was taught more around 4% distributions is going to help ppl not outlive their money…but in the illustrations it’s always like 8-10% they are loaning. Do you think if you were more conservative on the amounts you were recommending your client to take out, that would help sustain these policies? Also I know one of the companies I used to sell had a “wash loan”: I think it was 2% loan fee, but then they would supposedly credit back 2%…have you seen those? Do you know how those work? Thanks. -Zach
@zwallin14 күн бұрын
Just read your comment down below, which I agree with. I guess when I learned IUL it was 10+ yrs ago and we were not being taught to use it as a retirement income vehicle. It was more a perm ins policy that allowed you to have more access to cash value, than other long term options, if set up and funded properly. Now, yes, one of those access needs being in retirement as a supplement, was discussed but back then wasn’t pushed as the main purpose. So couldn’t an IUL if set up and managed properly still be a good solution for a certain % or people out there?
@Gabosagaz77711 күн бұрын
@@zwallin IUL can certainly be used as a retirement supplement as well as Infinite banking too. WL and IUL are tools that under the right management, max funded and designed accordingly can accomplished similar goals. the debate in my eyes is about risk tolerance, IUL is the way to go If your risk tolerance is higher and you are ok with volatility in exchange for possibly getting higher returns vs WL is the way to go if you want consistent and predictable returns with very little risk but potentially lower returns than IUL. I hope this helps with your question
@JonathanAguilera-fz3vx14 күн бұрын
You forgot the most important factor here chris.. not IF but when the company lowers caps/ pars & increases spreads, these policies are cooked
@LIFE18014 күн бұрын
set up a clarity call with LIFE180 to learn how whole life insurance might work for you: LIFE180.com/clarity-call
@justinbrtek480115 күн бұрын
Is it a reasonable thought to build 1035 assets with a VUL, and then roll it into an IUL to lessen the likelihood of lapse before age 75 when the overloan protection rider kicks in?
@glendayle15 күн бұрын
If you are concerned about market loss, you can utilize the fixed interest account inside the VUL. Also, depending on the amount you are wanting to withdraw(assuming retirement income is being pulled), you can keep a portion in the fixed option or income funds.
@LIFE18014 күн бұрын
The problem with UL, IUL, or VUL being used for income in retirement is this - 99% of agents talk about it like it is the Holy Grail of the financial industry. Especially people who sell UL type products. However, the reality is that it is a speculative move with any of them. The safest way is to use life insurance as a volatility buffer to support other elements of your investment portfolio. I believe the cash value in life insurance should be strategically utilized on an annual basis, not depended on every year as a main source of income.....
@TheHouseofRogues15 күн бұрын
I appreciate your info so much. Thank you for this. IUL is a deadly tool to wield against middle class
@darkwave95715 күн бұрын
This guy is an IUL hater. You’re telling me you don’t want a 10% compounding return on the $5000+ that you put into this? You’d rather have it sit in your bank at a 0.01% RoR? Or put it in the stock market when 95% of people have no idea how to invest properly? Come on dude.
@LIFE18014 күн бұрын
You are saying you can have 10% compounding.....this is a LIE. I am not a hater. I just actually know what I am talking about. If you are so right, so confident, and know so much, why don't we do a live recorded Zoom together for the KZbin channel?