Q: Are Life Insurance Policies Being Sold For a Death Benefit or an Investment Vehicle?
Q: Are Life Insurance Policies Being Sold For a Death Benefit or an Investment Vehicle?
- Life Insurance as an Investment
- LIRP/ SLIRP – Life Insurance Retirement Plan
- LIRP – Life Insurance Retirement Plan – Index
- Current
- Be Your Own Bank
- LIRP – Life Insurance Retirement Plan
- Curtis Ray
- Dout Andrew
- Tom Hegna
- etc
- MetLife
- 1990s – Nurses 50 /50
- FSOC
- I didn’t buy a Life Insurance Policy – Horton
- College Funding
- Looks like an Annuity
- SOA
- 1994 0213 – The Washington Post – Beware of Life Insurance Firms Selling Policies as Annuities, By Jane Bryant Quinn – [link]
- 2010’s – Walker vs. LSW –
- 2025 – LC – Kyle Busch vs. Pacific Life Insurance Company — [BonkNote]
- (p232) – Q: And why did you decide at that time that you were ready to apply for the policy?
- A: Because I was satisfied that this would meet my retirement needs, receiving $93,000 a year for tax-free retirement, turning that money that I had targeted for my nest egg into this $93,000-a-year income.
- It sounded like a good product for me.
2014 0416 – DOC 809 – Trial Transcript – Walker v LSW – 236p
- While we recognize that there are meaningful differences within life insurance products and within annuity products, we also observe as a general matter that policies that provide coverage against death are likely to be viewed by the policyholder as serving primarily a protection purpose rather than primarily a savings purposes.
— 239. Northwestern Mutual
2021 06 – IAIS – Liquidity Metrics Phase 1 – Resolution of Comments_(PUBLIC) – 106p
- Ed FEIGHAN (D-OH): Well, if insurance is viewed as an investment by the majority of Americans, that’s the result of its portrayal over several decades by the industry.
- Robert HUNSTAD (ACLI): I can’t respond to that. (p301)
1984 0411, 0503, 0510, 0628, 0913 – GOV (House) – Competition in the Insurance Industry – [PDF-759p-GooglePlay]
⇒ Robert Hunstand, senior vice president and actuary, Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Co., on behalf of the American Council of Life Insurance, ACLI