10 Minute Lesson in Life Insurance
Feb 18, 2020•24 min•Ep. 60
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Episode description
In this episode, Jim Oliver and Nick Kosko discuss:
- Who sets the minimum and maximum premiums of life insurance.
- The transfer of risk in life insurance.
- Qualified plans postpone the tax calculation, and what history tells us about possible future taxation.
- Term policies versus permanent.
Key Takeaways:
- There are flaws in the way life insurance is taught, because they focus on cost not opportunity.
- There is nearly an infinite amount of premiums that can be charged between the minimum and the maximum.
- To retire is to be taken out of service – we want to continue to live with purpose even when not working 40 hours per week.
- For Infinite Banking, we designed the premium to get as close as the MEC line as possible without going over, making your banking policy as efficient long-term as possible.
“Remember, if you minimally fund a policy, then you get minimum levels of benefits." — Jim Oliver
Connect with Nick Kosko:
LinkedIn: Nick Kosko
Facebook: Nick Kosko
Connect with Jim Oliver:
Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver
Website: CreateTailwind.com
YouTube: createtailwind.com
LinkedIn: Jim Oliver
Show notes by Podcastologist: Chelsea Taylor-Sturkie
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