How to use whole life insurance to avoid taxes and grow wealth, with Eric Brotman
#46: Most people know what life insurance is. But they tend to think of it as term life: fixed payments for 20-30 years that pay out a death benefit if you die before the term is up (while paying nothing if you outlive it).
There’s another type of life insurance called permanent life insurance. It never expires. The most common type is whole life insurance.
Whole life insurance can get very complicated, so I invited a financial planning veteran with extensive experience in it (not affiliated with any insurance company) to share insight on how it works.
This week, I talk with Eric Brotman, CEO of BFG Financial Advisors, a wealth management consultancy, about the intricacies of whole life insurance: who it’s best suited for, its tax and estate planning benefits, and how to use it for investing purposes.
What you’ll learn:
If you have whole life insurance, are you satisfied with it? Why or why not? If you borrow against your life insurance to invest in other assets, what do you invest in? Let me know by leaving a comment.
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