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We specialize in Strategic Financial Planning that is geared to protect the best interest of families. Our Life Insurance options are tailored specifically to fit the vision of our client’s financial security goals.

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-Dominique Jani (Financial Advisor)

MYTH#1: Life Insurance Is Only Beneficial After My Death
FACT: Life insurance is a risk reduction strategy. Risk must be connected to both dying and living for too long. The average lifespan is increasing as a result of advances in science and medicine. How would you handle your bills if you were to stop working at 60 and live to be 90? Investments are also subject to risk, which can be affected by market turbulence, poor financial planning, or a lack of financial discipline.
You may protect your financial future by purchasing insurance. There are several ways you might establish a corpus to support yourself in retirement, pay for astronomical medical costs, or increase your wealth. A timely investment in the appropriate insurance will always pay off for you.
MYTH#2: I Don't Need a Second Policy Because My Company Covers Me
FACT: Your employer only provides insurance while you are working for them. Once you quit or retire, the insurance policy expires. If there are financial difficulties at the company, the policy or benefits can potentially be canceled. If that happens, you will be stranded just when you most need insurance coverage.
However, it won't be sufficient to meet the needs of your future family, such as those related to children's education, marriage, aged parents' medical problems, the rising cost of living, etc. Second, the insurance policy might only provide a death benefit. This means that if you do not have a financial plan in place to cover your needs after retirement, you will be on your own when you retire.
It is recommended to add another insurance policy that is tailored to your future needs to your employer's coverage. Choose a policy that will let you maintain your standard of living while also providing financial security for your family in the event of your passing.


MYTH#3: Life Insurance Is Expensive
FACT: The cost of life insurance is the most adaptable premium out there. It is based on a number of variables, and it can be gradually increased and changed to fit your ability to pay the premium. The premium rate for any insurance, whether it be a pure risk product or a risk cum savings plan, is cheaper the younger you are.
Term insurance frequently offers a significant amount assured for a very small payment. You can always start modestly and increase your coverage as your income and obligations increase over the course of your life.
Life insurance is a risk reduction strategy. Risk must be connected to both dying and living for too long. The average lifespan is increasing as a result of advances in science and medicine. How would you handle your bills if you were to stop working at 60 and live to be 90? Investments are also subject to risk, which can be affected by market turbulence, poor financial planning, or a lack of financial discipline.
You may protect your financial future by purchasing insurance. There are several ways you might establish a corpus to support yourself in retirement, pay for astronomical medical costs, or increase your wealth. A timely investment in the appropriate insurance will always pay off for you.




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The cash value of an IUL policy grows based on the performance of a stock market index, with the insurance company offering a minimum guaranteed rate of return and potentially an upper limit or rate cap on returns. The cash value is credited with interest on a monthly or annual basis.
The cash value of an IUL policy can be used for various purposes, including supplementing retirement income, paying for unexpected expenses, providing funds for a child's education, and creating more wealth (acquiring additional wealth-creating assets).
The cash value of an IUL policy grows on a tax-deferred basis, meaning that policyholders do not have to pay taxes on the growth until it is withdrawn. However, the accumulated cash value is never taxed when accessed, as it is considered a loan.
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