Jan 9, 2025
4:43:26pm
4:43:26pm
Sorry, but this is incorrect. A VUL or an IUL is never, never
a good move.
Whole Life almost never is, but there are a few 1 in 1000 sort of examples where it can be the right move.
BYU accounting 200 classes have a small section covering life insurance now, and they tell you the truth:
Buy term. Put the balance you save into any other growth investment (even a savings account) and you come out ahead.
Whole Life almost never is, but there are a few 1 in 1000 sort of examples where it can be the right move.
BYU accounting 200 classes have a small section covering life insurance now, and they tell you the truth:
Buy term. Put the balance you save into any other growth investment (even a savings account) and you come out ahead.
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Okay let's talk about facts. Please factually show me an actual real policy verses it's illustration 10+ years into it
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