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There are many Life insurance plans developed to ensure that your family and loved
ones are protected against financial difficulties in the event of a premature death.
This section is designated to provide some detailed information about Life insurance
types. If you don’t find among listed below Life insurance plan which serves your
needs the best, please contact one of our committed
representatives who will customize Life Insurance plan for you.
Life Insurance for Individuals
If you have loved ones who depend on your income you should consider about obtaining
life insurance. In the event of death Life insurance proceeds can:
replace the income family lost
cover college education for your children
cover part or all of your spouse's retirement needs
pay off debts,final and estate expenses
Very big advantage about Life insurance proceeds is that it receive favorable tax
treatment and will be income tax-free to your life insurance beneficiaries. Goodwill
Financial experts understand that each family and individual have unique needs and
encourage contacting them to customize Life insurance
plan composed of your needs.
Life insurance to protect your Bussiness
If you are a small business owner, do businesses with your partner or you have a
family owned business, have you ever asked yourself what would happen to you, your
business, its employees or your family in the event of death? Will you have enough
funds to buy remaining share? Would you like to run business with the heirs of the
deceased who are not professionals? It might happen that heirs of the deceased won’t
be here for you to help, but they entitled to share the profit.
Goodwill Financial representatives can help you in many ways to avoid such situations
with Buy/Sell Agreement. This agreement is an important part of properly established
business succession plan. A Buy/Sell Agreement creates a market for the business
when a partner or owner dies, becomes disabled or leaves the business. This agreement
establishes a predetermined business price and a buyer for the business interest.
Two frequently used forms of buy-sell agreements are Cross Purchase and Entity Purchase.
To get free consultation about Buy/Sell Agreement or business succession
contact one of our specialists.
Term Life Insurance
Term life insurance is the most simple and affordable insurance. This type of insurance
often makes sense when you have a need for coverage that will disappear at a specific
point in time, for instance while children will graduate the college or you’ll pay
all your debts. Definitions term defines that Term life insurance may last for the
term of 10, 15, 20 or 30 years. You pay the premiums for the set amount of time
and if you die during this period your designated beneficiaries receive life insurance
proceeds. At the end of the insured term you may have an option to renew your insurance,
but premiums will reflect your age and will be higher. This type of insurance doesn’t
build cash value so at the end of the insured term you won’t receive any of paid
premiums back.
Goodwill financial representatives are always ready to help and listen to your personal
needs, please contact them for a obligation free consultation.
Return of Premium Life Insurance
Return of premium life insurance (ROP) is new type of term life insurance which
has both features - death benefit protection and a return of premium. Consumers
like it because they don’t feel like wasting their money while purchase it. They
consider it as prudent decision, either they will get their money back at the end
of the insured term or the beneficiary will receive an insurance benefits. Just
imagine that you had the ROP for 30 years. If you are still alive when ROP ended
you have two options. First, to get all your premiums paid toward ROP back. Second,
leave your paid premiums and have reduced but paid Life insurance policy.
ROP is tax free because you are not receiving back more than you put into it. This
type of term life insurance policy might be renewed but premiums won’t be fixed,
they will reflect your age.
Feel free to contact our Goodwill financial experts
to answer all questions concerning this subject.
Variable Universal Life
Variable Universal Life Insurance (often shortened to VUL) is a type of life insurance,
that builds cash value. In a VUL, the cash value can be invested in a wide variety
of separate accounts, similar to mutual funds, and the choice of which of the available
separate accounts to use is entirely up to the contract owner. The 'variable' component
in the name refers to this ability to invest in volatile investments similar to
mutual funds This means that policy’s cash value as well as the death benefit may
fluctuate within the performance of the investments that the policy holder chooses.
Whole and Universal Life Insurance
Whole and Universal life insurance and are types of permanent life insurance and
provides life-long protection. They insure something that will unfortunately happen
to each of us. These policies are designed for you to keep over a long period of
time. In Whole or Universal life insurance consumer pays premium for the whole life.
Universal Life Insurance is a flexible-premium, adjustable benefit life insurance
policy that accumulates cash value. Under current tax laws governing individual
life insurance, life insurance proceeds are generally income tax free to the beneficiary.
Whole life insurance is also type of permanent life insurance coverage for as long
as you live and continue to make timely premium payments. With level premiums and
the accumulation of cash values, whole life insurance is a good choice for long-range
goals. The cash values can provide money later on to help with temporary needs or
emergencies. There is a big variety of Whole or Universal Life insurance policies
and Goodwill financial experts are ready to find the best solution for you.
Survivorship Life Insurance
Survivorship Life Insurance is also known as Joint and Survivor Insurance insures
the lives of two people, typically a husband and a wife and death benefit is not
paid to the beneficiary until the death of the second insured. The reason a survivorship
life insurance policy doesn't pay until the second person dies is that it is designed
to pay for estate taxes which usually are delayed until both spouses die. Generally
those who purchase this insurance plan are wealthy consumers who want to preserve
their net worth for their heirs.
Goodwill Financial specialists are ready to work with your personal attorney, estate
planer or accountant to customize Survivorship Life insurance for you.
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