Using Life Insurance for Tax-free Income

[@giovannymadridwealth]

WOW! IM LOVING THESE VIDEOS. Thank you so much Matthew, unbelievable value and such an easy way to learn. You're doing great things.

[@onceappuonatime]

Really helpful video! One of the simplest explanations I have seen online.

[@CashValueLifeInsuranceReviews]

Glad it was helpful!

[@globalgogetter4469]

Excellent presentation. Straight forward to the point. Subbed!

[@aaroninretrograde]

- great, informative video my brother! Cheers!

[@mikehundt4263]

The stock market is not “more risky” than life insurance returns. It’s more volatile. There is a difference

[@forexcobar7273]

1 real-life example would be great

[@CashValueLifeInsuranceReviews]

we have many, schedule a call with us.

[@wallacet.butlerii-os6fq]

Greetings, I would like to book a call to build a life policy. Who can I speak with?

[@vxicoatl1141]

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[@Mr.TomatoCan]

How do you properly ask for a loan? The last time I took a loan from my policy, it took it out of the cash value and not the company itself. Therefore I stopped earning interest on my entire cash value.

[@429mas]

Sounds like you took a fixed loan non participating what company?

[@shadowfire1658]

Could be a non-participating loan or a straight withdrawal from the cash value subject to surrender fees depending on when you did that.

[@Mr.TomatoCan]

@@shadowfire1658 so how do we make it a participating loan I guess is my question?

[@429mas]

@@shadowfire1658 surrender fees don't apply unless you cancel the policy

[@jaimerivera2545]

I been paying premiums for seven years for my IUL, and still have long way to go to 65. (I am 45) But it’s nice to see that you actually can make loans or withdrawals, makes me feel a little more confident in the product.

[@robmartin217]

Banks fall like Dominos....not Insurance companies....

[@capexconsultants261]

Is the loan against the actual cash value of the account (say, $2,000), or is it against the policy limit ($1M)?

[@jrod7929]

Both really. You can borrow up to your Cash Value amount. And at the same time the outstanding loans will be deducted from your Death Benefit payout until paid back.

[@averythompkins3682]

GOD loves you enough to send HIS only SON to save you and if you repent and turn from your sins and be baptized in THE NAME OF THE FATHER, THE SON and THE HOLY SPIRIT. ((if you haven't )

[@robmartin217]

Can the cash value be drawn down tax free for retirement income?....or for any purpose,need?....

[@CashValueLifeInsuranceReviews]

Any purpose!

[@zacherysmith9648]

Hi Matthew, how do you feel about younger individuals 20-30 funding this if they have not yet maxed their Roth options?

[@frankiegonzalez7989]

Can I take a loan from my life insurance?

[@CashValueLifeInsuranceReviews]

if your policy has adequate cash value inside of it, then yes you should be able to.

[@robmartin217]

3-8-2023

[@yulycha7799]

I'm interested

[@yulycha7799]

I would like to talk to you. I would like to schedule the meeting.

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Can you suggest what is the best products for me?

[@michaelariasfrommiami8900]

Bro you could’ve made this video in less than 5 min. Get to the point.