Reasons To Sell Life Insurance.: Portfolio
Reasons To Sell Life Insurance.: Portfolio
LIFE INSURANCE.
Client Profile.
Age:
18-75
Status:
Recent graduate, just married, married with children, primary wage
earning years, affluent, nearing retirement, retired
Concern:
Protecting insurability, income protection, estate planning, and
wealth transfer
Situation:
Solution:
2. Exit
Strategy
3. Another
Touch
4. Total
Protection
Allocation of assets across a range of classes helps protect your client from
volatility of returns. Your client is an income-producing asset who also needs
protection. Life insurance is the most efficient way to do this.
5. Tax Free
Life insurance death benefits are free from federal income tax (IRC Section
101 (a)) and free from state income taxes.
6. Estate
Planning
For final expenses, college funding, the replacement of lost income and
the completion of retirement plans, life insurance is unmatched protection
against the risk of premature death. Experts (lawyers, accountants,
insurance specialists) can also structure programs using trusts and other
legal vehicles to transfer wealth to a spouse or to future generations most
efficiently using life insurance.
7. Completion Major carriers with direct sales forces are targeting top wealth management
clients, and these companies generally have a complete portfolio of savings
and investment products in addition to life insurance. If you give up the sale
of life insurance to someone else, you run the risk of giving up much more.
8. Equivalent
Tax Yield
9. Living
Benefits
Legal & General America bundles an Accelerated Death Benefit (for the
terminally ill) with its life insurance policies at no additional cost. Long term
care riders are also an industry benefit.
10. Discovery
Your clients will expect you to know how much life insurance they need.
To do so, you and/or an insurance specialist advisor will, in part, need a
complete inventory of assets as part of a fact-finder. Some of these assets
may be better managed by you, if not already.
Conversation
Starters
YOUR CLIENTS
PORTFOLIO.
LI Life
Insurance
NEXT STEPS
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Example:
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Preferred Plus
Non-Tobacco
Preferred
Non-Tobacco
Standard Plus
Non- Tobacco
Age
OPTerm 20
OPTerm 30
35
$490
$870
45
$1,200
$2,020
55
$2,860
$5,750
65
$9,200
N/A
75
N/A
N/A
35
$620
$1,020
45
$1,430
$2,470
55
$3,370
$6,770
65
$11,280
N/A
75
N/A
N/A
35
$790
$1,420
45
$1,910
$3,190
55
$4,290
$8,310
65
$13,780
N/A
75
N/A
N/A
* Assumes premiums paid to age 121 to guarantee death benefit to age 121.
Legal & General America life insurance products are underwritten and issued by Banner Life Insurance Company, Urbana, MD and William Penn Life Insurance
Company of New York, Garden City, NY. Banner products are distributed in 49 states and in DC. William Penn products are available exclusively in New York;
Banner does not solicit business there.
Banner OPTerm policy form # ICC12OPTN and state variations. In New York, William Penn OPTerm policy form # OPTN-NY. Premiums are guaranteed to stay
level for the initial term period and increase annually thereafter. Premiums quoted include $60 annual policy fee. Premiums based on underwriting classes
shown. OPTerm Rates as of 10.10.14.
The Equivalent Tax Yield on a life insurance death benefit is defined as the pre-tax annual interest rate at which investments equal to the annual premium would
be required to earn outside a life insurance policy to accumulate to an amount that is equal to the death benefit proceeds paid upon the death of the insured.
For illustrative purposes only, we have assumed a 35% income tax bracket when determining the Equivalent Tax Yield.
Fifth place ranking among U.S. companies determined by 2014 year end LIMRA report based on survey participants. Rating sources: A.M. Best as of 05.30.14.
Standard & Poors as of 05.27.14.
Two-year contestability and suicide provisions apply. Policy descriptions provided here are not a statement of contract. Please refer to the policy forms for full
disclosure of all benefits and limitations.
Insurance policies contain exclusions, limitations, reductions of benefits and terms for keeping them in force. A licensed financial professional can provide
costs and complete details. This piece has been designed to provide general information in regard to the subject matter covered. It should be used with the
understanding that we are not rendering legal, accounting or tax advice. Such services should be provided by the clients own advisors. Accordingly, any
information in this document cannot be used by any taxpayer for purposes of avoiding penalties under the Internal Revenue Code. Securities and Insurance
Products: Not Insured by FDIC or any federal government agency. May lose value. Not a deposit of or guaranteed by any bank or bank affiliate.
For producer use only. Not for public distribution. LAA1879 15-038 (03.11.15)