Universal Life Insurance

Universal Life Insurance 416-995-8705 at jack@lifeman.ca is explained in a simple and easy to understand why. Jack Bendahan from www.lifeman.ca offers a great life insurance education. He explains the difference of Term 100 cost of insurance that is level cost vs the yrt or yearly renewable term insurance. For further information and inquiries please request your life insurance quotes from Jack.

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[Paulywantstokill]

Univeral life insurance is legalized fraud. The policies are sold as investments, but the policies are designed to blow up when you need them most. As for the "tax advantage" it is strictly smoke and mirrors. Never buy universal life insurance.

[jackthelifeman]

You are correct in one aspect but Universal Life Insurance is what some people unfortunately want. They like playing the investment and having life insurance at the same time. Remember that the investment is paid out tax free. I personally do not support this product and have sold one Universal Life Insurance YRT yearly renewable term in my career. What you should realize is that there are two types and the one with level cost is usually cheaper then any other permanent insurance.

[SuperKJ305]

I would prefer VUL to a UL. A big gamble with VUL - if it is guaranteed until 85 it is safer then a UL policy bud. But without disability insurance, you could lose the life insurance due to loss of income.

KJ - ProDisabilityAgent

[cuppylove1]

i was wondering how you did on the 4hr body?

[AmyB403]

The YRT policy is not made for a family man. But Universal Life Insurance can be setup as a Level Cost Guaranteed Insurance. The insurance stays level for life. This would be a better option.

[Duderstradt]

and this has been from every universal policy I've seen. It's very sad :x

[Duderstradt]

Yeah being knowledgeable about it is one thing, but I would never own one of these on my own life or my family's life. Every universal life policy out there is a monster that cannibalizes on itself. The cash value will build up, but then start to decrease rapidly because the cost of insurance goes up. Yeah the premium stays the same, but the cost insurance inside your premium continues to go up, and your "investment" account gets eaten away all the way til 0.Just pointing out form experience.