economy
What is a “MEC”?
MEC stands for Modified Endowment Contract. By law, the Internal Revenue Service limits the amount of cash value that can be accumulated in a life
MEC stands for Modified Endowment Contract. By law, the Internal Revenue Service limits the amount of cash value that can be accumulated in a life
Protecting your family with life insurance is more than providing financial support for your loved ones when you pass away. Providing for your family with
Banking with Whole Life Insurance gives the average American the opportunity to be in control of their personal economy. The Quandary: Our current free market
Can you imagine living in a world where there wasn’t anything in place to protect you from a possible catastrophe? With such unpredictability in life,
Whole Life Insurance and Term Life Insurance are two very different products, but many individuals categorize them as one and the same. When discussing the
“Any fool can make a fortune; it takes a man of brains to hold onto it,” Commodore Vanderbilt, Fortune’s Children: The Fall of the House
Remember the only two “sure things,” in life? One of them is lurking right around the corner; oh, yes, the tax man cometh, indeed. Before
Ironically, the one constant you can always count on in life, is change. Some change, like age or illness, you can’t control; other change, like
I recently read an allegory called, The Story of the Catfish. This amazing story of vigilance reminded me of how this metaphor can be compared
Just as buying a house may be the largest financial transaction you ever make, selling one might be the most profitable. Many individuals look to
A Rider is a provision of an insurance policy that is purchased separately from the basic policy which provides additional benefits, sometimes at an additional
The most important element to utilizing the Infinite Banking Concept with Whole Life Insurance is the Paid-Up Additions Rider, or PUAR. When adding this rider
