Life Insurance Asset Management

{Time to Read: 1.75 minutes} Many people are trying to manage life insurance policies, whether they’re policies on their own life, or policies in a trust for which they are a trustee. You have to make the best policy decisions.

The analogy that we like to use is one that involves people in a bathtub. The water going in, represents the premiums and earnings of a policy, whether it be interest or dividends. What comes out of the bottom of the drain, is the cost for the insurance, the mortality charges, etc. As you get older those charges get higher and higher, which sometimes requires people to make some major decisions.

We help by providing these trustees, or the owners of these policies, a methodology to make the best policy decisions so that they can avoid paying too much and wasting premiums, or paying too little and having a policy that will not perform.

When it comes to an asset, whether it’s real estate or stocks, you definitely want to have it managed. But few consider the management of their life insurance assets, and sometimes it could be the difference between a very good rate of return on your policy, and a policy that will not perform.

For more information or to learn how to manage your own policies, give us a call and we will be happy to help. To learn more, click here.

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