Indexed Universal Life Insurance
Indexed universal life (IUL) is a form of permanent life insurance. It can stay in place for your whole life as long as you keep up the payments, and it has flexible features plus the potential for cash-value growth linked in part to a market index, subject to your policy's terms.
Who it may be right for
- People who want lifelong, permanent coverage
- Families interested in flexible payment and benefit options
- Those looking for potential cash-value growth over time
- Anyone wanting another option to compare alongside term or final expense
What it can help protect
- Loved ones who depend on your income
- Long-term family expenses and obligations
- A benefit that may last your whole life
- Cash value that may be available to borrow against, subject to policy terms
Good to know
Cash-value growth depends on the policy's terms and how the index performs — it isn't guaranteed and can vary year to year. There may be limits on how much the cash value can grow or fall in a given year. I'll walk you through how it works in plain words and help you compare it honestly with other options.
Availability, eligibility, benefits, and pricing depend on the applicant, the carrier, your state, and the terms of the policy. Cash value is not guaranteed and may be subject to fees, caps, and surrender charges. A free consultation is a conversation to help you understand your options — it is not an approval or a guarantee of coverage.
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