Ethos and North American’s Accumulation IUL brings strong performance, differentiated benefits, and a faster, simpler process for agents and consumers alike. This new IUL can offer an instant-decision ...

Reviewed by Thomas J. Catalano Fact checked by Vikki Velasquez Key Takeaways Indexed universal life (IUL) insurance lets the policyholder decide how much cash value to assign to an equity-indexed ...

The financial world is a vast landscape teeming with a multitude of investment options. Each one comes with unique advantages and disadvantages, making navigating challenging. Two such options often ...

Whole life is built on certainty. Premiums remain level. Cash value grows at a guaranteed rate. The death benefit stays intact. For people who want long-term predictability and the comfort of knowing ...

If you're looking to combine life insurance protection with the potential for growth, an indexed universal life (IUL) insurance account could be an option. IUL insurance has several benefits, ...

Dear Liz: Are indexed universal life insurance products worthwhile, and how do they compare to a Roth IRA? Answer: Both offer the potential for tax-free distributions in retirement, but indexed ...

Consumers love indexed universal life, a love affair that remained strong in the fourth quarter 2022, according to Wink’s Sales & Market Report. Indexed life sales for the fourth quarter were $752.2 ...

Prudential offers a range of policy options for different financial goals, but its term life rates are higher than average for most buyers ...

Everywhere you turn, somebody is probably trying to sell you indexed universal life insurance — financial advisers, TikTok influencers, news channel commercials and even your company’s benefits team.

Indexed universal life insurance offers flexibility in premium payments and the ability to adjust the death benefit. IUL policies include a minimum guaranteed crediting rate, or interest rate, which ...

Life insurance is most commonly known for providing beneficiaries with a death benefit upon the death of a provider, giving them a chance to recover financially and pay for major expenses like bills ...