Life Insurance:
What Is Indexed Universal Life Insurance?

What Is Indexed Universal Life Insurance?
What is IUL coverage? Indexed universal life (or IUL) insurance offers a death benefit, as do all types of life insurance. An IUL policy also, however, can be used as a source of income for you while you are still alive. An IUL can generate a reasonable rate of return** over time while also helping you earn tax-free retirement income. In addition, beneficiaries receive their payout from the IUL without going through probate court.
Living Benefits of IULs
What is IUL insurance, and how can it help you? In addition to providing a death benefit, IULs can assist retirees in a variety of ways. For starters, an Indexed Universal Life insurance policy provides more flexibility than other types of financial instruments. Remember that an IUL is an insurance product. As a result, tax laws differ from those governing traditional retirement plan accounts, such as 401(k) or IRA accounts. IULs have no contribution limits, and, unlike certain retirement options, IULs have no required minimum distributions (RMDs) or penalties for taking money before age 59 1/2.
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Of course, IULs offer policyholders a way to secure their legacy. For example, the money left for your beneficiaries is usually substantially more than you initially contributed to the policy. Additionally, the death benefit amount may increase over time. As a life insurance policy benefit, your loved ones can access your money without going through probate. Furthermore, the income your family receives from your IUL is tax-free.
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