Discover how Indexed Universal Life (IUL) insurance can transform your financial future. This flexible, market-linked life insurance policy offers tax advantages, cash value growth, and the potential to fund major life goals, from retirement to family banking.
An Indexed Universal Life (IUL) policy is a type of permanent life insurance that provides:
Death Benefit: Financial protection for your loved ones.
Cash Value Growth: Tied to stock market indexes like the S&P 500.
Tax Advantages: Tax-deferred growth and tax-free loans.
Unlike traditional insurance, an IUL gives you flexibility, market-linked returns, and the ability to use your policy for financial strategies like retirement income or infinite banking.
Tax-Free Growth
Your cash value grows tax-deferred, and you can access it tax-free through policy loans.
Flexible Premiums
Adjust your premiums to fit your budget or maximize growth with a max-funded strategy.
Market Protection
Enjoy growth tied to market performance with built-in floors to protect against losses.
Retirement Planning
Use your IUL for tax-free supplemental income during retirement.
Infinite Banking
Borrow against your policy’s cash value to fund major purchases or investments while continuing to earn interest.
IUL vs. 401(k)
IUL: Tax-free withdrawals, no required minimum distributions, market-linked growth.
401(k): Tax-deferred, subject to taxes upon withdrawal, mandatory distributions.
IUL vs. Term Life Insurance
IUL: Permanent coverage, cash value growth, tax benefits.
Term Life: Temporary coverage, no cash value, lower initial cost.
IUL vs. Annuities
IUL: Life insurance with cash value, flexible premiums.
Annuities: Guaranteed income, no death benefit.
An IUL policy uses your premiums to:
Provide a death benefit.
Grow a cash value account, earning interest based on a stock market index.
Your cash value grows within the policy’s caps and floors, ensuring safety during market downturns and potential gains in rising markets.
Retirement Planning
Use your IUL policy to create a tax-free income stream during retirement.
Family Banking (Rockefeller Method)
Borrow from your policy to fund family investments and preserve wealth for generations.
Tax Engineering
Maximize your tax-free benefits by using your IUL as part of a broader financial strategy.
Business Solutions
Protect your business with key-person insurance or fund executive benefits with an IUL.
Life insurance is a contract between you and an insurance company, where you pay regular premiums, and in return, the company provides a lump-sum payment, known as a death benefit, to your beneficiaries upon your passing. This payment can be used to cover expenses such as funeral costs, mortgage payments, and other financial needs.
An IUL policy allocates a portion of your premium to a cash value account, which earns interest linked to market index performance while offering a floor to protect against losses.
A max-funded IUL involves contributing the maximum amount allowed by IRS guidelines to grow the policy’s cash value as quickly as possible for tax advantages.
Critics cite high fees, caps on growth, and complexity as drawbacks of IULs. However, there are uncapped IULs with participation rates over 100%. IULs may still be suitable for specific financial goals like tax-advantaged income or estate planning.
An IUL offers tax-free withdrawals and growth tied to market performance, while a 401(k) involves tax-deferred growth with required minimum distributions and potential taxes at withdrawal.
Benefits include tax-deferred growth, tax-free loans, flexible premiums, and protection from market downturns through interest floors.
An IUL may be a good option for those seeking a flexible, tax-advantaged financial product with life insurance benefits. By law we cannot state this is an investment.
Infinite banking with IUL uses the policy’s cash value as a self-financing tool to fund purchases or investments while earning interest on the cash value.
The Rockefeller Method leverages an IUL policy to create a family banking system, where cash value is used to fund family investments while preserving generational wealth. It also includes creating a family trusts, which we have paralegals on staff.
To open an IUL account, work with a licensed financial professional who can design a policy tailored to your financial goals and ensure compliance with IRS rules. Our agents as trained to provide the highest cash value with the minimal death benefit, which cuts overall costs and maximizes the cash value.
IUL offers flexible premiums and market-linked growth potential, whereas whole life insurance provides fixed premiums and guaranteed growth.
An IUL calculator estimates potential cash value growth and benefits based on premium amounts, market performance, and policy design. Book a meeting so we can create an illustration for you & let's look at the numbers.
A max-funded IUL account optimizes premium payments to maximize cash value growth without violating IRS guidelines.
IUL policies can provide tax-free supplemental income during retirement through loans or withdrawals from the cash value.
IUL policies offer tax-deferred growth, tax-free withdrawals, and loans when properly structured, making them attractive for tax planning.
Pros: rapid cash value growth, tax advantages, and flexible access. Cons: high fees with wrong agent.
IUL provides life insurance and cash value growth, while annuities focus solely on guaranteed income in retirement.
IUL stands for Indexed Universal Life insurance.
While the cash value is protected by a floor, fees or loans can reduce the account value over time.
The cost depends on factors like your age, health, and the policy’s design. It includes premiums, insurance charges, and fees.
An IUL fund refers to the cash value account within the policy that grows based on market index performance.
An IUL offers life insurance, tax-free loans, and flexible premiums, whereas a Roth IRA focuses on tax-free retirement savings with contribution limits.
IUL policies are offered by life insurance companies, not banks. Work with a financial advisor to choose the right provider.
An IUL retirement plan uses the policy’s tax-free growth and loans to provide supplemental retirement income.
The best companies depend on your financial goals. Popular providers include Transamerica, Nationwide, and Pacific Life.
Family banking with IUL uses the policy’s cash value as a source of loans to fund expenses or investments within the family.