HOW TO SAVE MONEY ON HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE?
It will take some time, but could save you a good sum of money.
Ask your friends, check the yellow pages or contact your state insurance department.
BUY AND SALE REAL ESTATE AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
States often make information available on typical rates charged by major insurers and many states provide the frequency of consumer
complaints by company. Also check consumer guides, insurance agents, and online insurance quote services. This will give you an idea of price
ranges and tell you which companies have the lowest prices.
RAISE YOUR DEDUCTIBLE
Deductibles are the amount of money you have to pay toward a loss before your insurance company starts to pay a claim according to the
terms of your policy. The higher your deductible, the more money you can save on your premiums.
BUY YOUR HOME AND AUTO POLICIES FROM THE SAME INSURER
Some companies that sell homeowners, auto and liabilities coverage will take about 5 to 10percent off your premium if you buy tho or more
policies from them.
MAKE YOUR HOME MORE DISASTER RESISTANT.
Find out from your insurance agent or company representative what steps you can take to make your home resistant to windstorm and other
natural disaster.
You may be able to save on your premiums by adding storm shutters, reinforcing your roof, if your home is old consider modernization your
heating, plumbing, and electrical system to reduce the risk of fire and water damage.
--------------------------------------------------------
IMPROVE YOUR HOME SECURITY
You can usually get discounts at least 5 percent for smoke detector, burglar alarm or dead-bolt locks.
MAINTAIN A GOOD CREDIT RECORD
Establishing a solid credit history can cut your insurance can costs.
Insurers are increasingly using credit information to price homeowners insurance policies.
--------------------------------------------------
MORTGAGE & LOANS, HOME REFINANCING, REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
CALL US AT: 786-709-6577 SOUTH FLORIDA
---------------BUY AND SALE HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Homeowners' Insurance: What You Need to Know
Get the basics on homeowners' insurance and the importance of doing a home inventory.
Before finalizing a mortgage loan, lenders require home buyers to purchase at least a minimal level of "hazard insurance," which is part of the
standard homeowners' insurance policy. Hazard insurance will cover damage or destruction by fire, smoke, wind, hail, theft, vandalism, or
another similar event. To protect your own interests, however, you'll probably want to buy comprehensive home owner's insurance, including
liability insurance and more complete hazard coverage than your lender requires.
What Homeowners' Insurance Covers In addition to covering the house, the hazard portion of your homeowners' insurance protects furnishings
and other personal items, as well as any other structures on the property, such as a pool or separate garage (unless you use such structures for
nonresidential purposes, such as for your home business).
Most policies' hazard coverage doesn't include business equipment, damage caused by natural disasters, or loss of art or jewelry over a certain
amount. You will want to purchase additional insurance if your house is in a high-risk area for fire, floods, earthquakes, or other natural
disasters or if you have expensive art, jewelry, or business equipment at home.
Standard homeowners' policies also cover some types of personal liability -- if the mail carrier, for example, trips over your kid's skateboard or
gets clawed by your cat, your policy will pay for the carrier's medical expenses and other losses, up to a certain limit. Unlike hazard insurance,
this portion isn't required by your lender -- but is a good idea anyway, since you don't want to lose your house to pay someone's medical bills.
Finding Homeowners' Insurance Finding good homeowners' insurance coverage has become surprisingly difficult in some states, such as
California and Texas. High payouts for mold and other disasters have made the insurance industry in these states skittish. If either you or the
seller of the property have made claims for water damage (the usual precursor to mold), you might actually find that you can't purchase a
policy -- or at least not a reasonably priced one. Same thing goes if you've filed many insurance claims in the past -- you might not be able to
find a company willing to sell you insurance.
You can protect yourself against the possibility of not getting homeowners' insurance for a house you're purchasing by making your obtaining
insurance a contingency or condition of finalizing the sale.
BUY AND SALE HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
It will take some time, but could save you a good sum of money.
Ask your friends, check the yellow pages or contact your state insurance department.
BUY AND SALE REAL ESTATE AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
States often make information available on typical rates charged by major insurers and many states provide the frequency of consumer
complaints by company. Also check consumer guides, insurance agents, and online insurance quote services. This will give you an idea of price
ranges and tell you which companies have the lowest prices.
RAISE YOUR DEDUCTIBLE
Deductibles are the amount of money you have to pay toward a loss before your insurance company starts to pay a claim according to the
terms of your policy. The higher your deductible, the more money you can save on your premiums.
BUY YOUR HOME AND AUTO POLICIES FROM THE SAME INSURER
Some companies that sell homeowners, auto and liabilities coverage will take about 5 to 10percent off your premium if you buy tho or more
policies from them.
MAKE YOUR HOME MORE DISASTER RESISTANT.
Find out from your insurance agent or company representative what steps you can take to make your home resistant to windstorm and other
natural disaster.
You may be able to save on your premiums by adding storm shutters, reinforcing your roof, if your home is old consider modernization your
heating, plumbing, and electrical system to reduce the risk of fire and water damage.
--------------------------------------------------------
IMPROVE YOUR HOME SECURITY
You can usually get discounts at least 5 percent for smoke detector, burglar alarm or dead-bolt locks.
MAINTAIN A GOOD CREDIT RECORD
Establishing a solid credit history can cut your insurance can costs.
Insurers are increasingly using credit information to price homeowners insurance policies.
--------------------------------------------------
MORTGAGE & LOANS, HOME REFINANCING, REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
CALL US AT: 786-709-6577 SOUTH FLORIDA
---------------BUY AND SALE HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Homeowners' Insurance: What You Need to Know
Get the basics on homeowners' insurance and the importance of doing a home inventory.
Before finalizing a mortgage loan, lenders require home buyers to purchase at least a minimal level of "hazard insurance," which is part of the
standard homeowners' insurance policy. Hazard insurance will cover damage or destruction by fire, smoke, wind, hail, theft, vandalism, or
another similar event. To protect your own interests, however, you'll probably want to buy comprehensive home owner's insurance, including
liability insurance and more complete hazard coverage than your lender requires.
What Homeowners' Insurance Covers In addition to covering the house, the hazard portion of your homeowners' insurance protects furnishings
and other personal items, as well as any other structures on the property, such as a pool or separate garage (unless you use such structures for
nonresidential purposes, such as for your home business).
Most policies' hazard coverage doesn't include business equipment, damage caused by natural disasters, or loss of art or jewelry over a certain
amount. You will want to purchase additional insurance if your house is in a high-risk area for fire, floods, earthquakes, or other natural
disasters or if you have expensive art, jewelry, or business equipment at home.
Standard homeowners' policies also cover some types of personal liability -- if the mail carrier, for example, trips over your kid's skateboard or
gets clawed by your cat, your policy will pay for the carrier's medical expenses and other losses, up to a certain limit. Unlike hazard insurance,
this portion isn't required by your lender -- but is a good idea anyway, since you don't want to lose your house to pay someone's medical bills.
Finding Homeowners' Insurance Finding good homeowners' insurance coverage has become surprisingly difficult in some states, such as
California and Texas. High payouts for mold and other disasters have made the insurance industry in these states skittish. If either you or the
seller of the property have made claims for water damage (the usual precursor to mold), you might actually find that you can't purchase a
policy -- or at least not a reasonably priced one. Same thing goes if you've filed many insurance claims in the past -- you might not be able to
find a company willing to sell you insurance.
You can protect yourself against the possibility of not getting homeowners' insurance for a house you're purchasing by making your obtaining
insurance a contingency or condition of finalizing the sale.
BUY AND SALE HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
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THE IMPORTANCE OF INSURANCE IN SOMEONE'S
LIFE! ----- BUY AND SALE HOMES AT
KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Your Financial Plan
Insurance is an important element of any sound financial plan.
Different types of insurance protect you and your loved ones in
different ways against the cost of accidents, illness, disability, and
death.
2
What Are Your Insurance Needs?
The insurance decisions you make should be based on your family,
age, and economic situation. There are many forms of insurance and,
unfortunately, no one-size-fits-all policy. Life insurance, for example,
is a virtual necessity if you have a spouse and children, but perhaps is
less important for a single person. Disability insurance, which provides
an income stream if you are unable to work, is important for everyone.
Following is a list of the forms of insurance most people require.
3
Auto Insurance
Auto insurance protects you from damage to the often considerable
investment in a car and/or from liability for damage or injury caused
by you or someone driving your vehicle. It can also help cover
expenses you or anyone in your car may incur as a result of an
accident with an uninsured motorist.
Auto liability coverage is necessary for anyone who owns a car. Many
states require you to have liability insurance before a vehicle can be
registered. However, state-required minimum coverage often does
not provide adequate protection. Suggested minimums are $100,000
for medical expenses per injured person, $300,000 for the total per
accident, and $50,000 for property damage. Collision, fire, and theft
coverage is also advisable for a vehicle having more than minimal
value. You can cut costs, however, by choosing a higher deductible --
the amount of loss that must be exceeded before you are
compensated.
The cost of auto insurance varies greatly, depending on the company
and agent offering it, your choice of coverage and deductible, where
you live, the kind of vehicle, and the ages of drivers in the family.
Substantial discounts are often available for safe drivers,
nonsmokers, and those who commute to work via public
transportation.
4 ---BUY AND SALE HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Homeowner's Insurance
Homeowner's insurance should allow you to rebuild and refurnish your
home after a catastrophe and insulate you from lawsuits if someone is
injured on your property. Coverage of at least 80% of your home's
replacement value, minus the value of land and foundation, is
necessary for you to be covered for the cost of repairs. There are
several grades of policies, ranging from HO-1 to HO-8, with
increasingly comprehensive coverage and cost. Unless you increase
coverage, most homeowner's policies cover the contents of the house
for 50% to 75% of the amount for which the house is insured. The
liability coverage in many homeowner's policies is $300,000.
5
Liability Insurance
Often called umbrella liability coverage, this takes effect when the
personal liability and lawsuit coverage in other policies is exhausted.
The cost for $1 million worth of protection -- especially necessary for
high-income individuals and those with considerable assets -- may be
only a few hundred dollars a year.
6
Life Insurance ----BUY AND SALE HOMES AT
KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Life insurance, payable when you die, can provide a surviving spouse,
children, and other dependents with the funds necessary to maintain
their standards of living, can help repay debt, and can fund education
tuition costs. The amount you need depends on your situation. If you
make $100,000 a year, have a sizable mortgage, and have two kids
headed to an expensive college, you could need $1 million in coverage.
Value-accumulating, but commission-heavy, whole life or universal
insurance is often sold as a conservative savings vehicle.
Talk with an insurance agent who offers policies from companies
whose financial strength is ranked high by rating agencies. And
remember that you can shop
LIFE! ----- BUY AND SALE HOMES AT
KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Your Financial Plan
Insurance is an important element of any sound financial plan.
Different types of insurance protect you and your loved ones in
different ways against the cost of accidents, illness, disability, and
death.
2
What Are Your Insurance Needs?
The insurance decisions you make should be based on your family,
age, and economic situation. There are many forms of insurance and,
unfortunately, no one-size-fits-all policy. Life insurance, for example,
is a virtual necessity if you have a spouse and children, but perhaps is
less important for a single person. Disability insurance, which provides
an income stream if you are unable to work, is important for everyone.
Following is a list of the forms of insurance most people require.
3
Auto Insurance
Auto insurance protects you from damage to the often considerable
investment in a car and/or from liability for damage or injury caused
by you or someone driving your vehicle. It can also help cover
expenses you or anyone in your car may incur as a result of an
accident with an uninsured motorist.
Auto liability coverage is necessary for anyone who owns a car. Many
states require you to have liability insurance before a vehicle can be
registered. However, state-required minimum coverage often does
not provide adequate protection. Suggested minimums are $100,000
for medical expenses per injured person, $300,000 for the total per
accident, and $50,000 for property damage. Collision, fire, and theft
coverage is also advisable for a vehicle having more than minimal
value. You can cut costs, however, by choosing a higher deductible --
the amount of loss that must be exceeded before you are
compensated.
The cost of auto insurance varies greatly, depending on the company
and agent offering it, your choice of coverage and deductible, where
you live, the kind of vehicle, and the ages of drivers in the family.
Substantial discounts are often available for safe drivers,
nonsmokers, and those who commute to work via public
transportation.
4 ---BUY AND SALE HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Homeowner's Insurance
Homeowner's insurance should allow you to rebuild and refurnish your
home after a catastrophe and insulate you from lawsuits if someone is
injured on your property. Coverage of at least 80% of your home's
replacement value, minus the value of land and foundation, is
necessary for you to be covered for the cost of repairs. There are
several grades of policies, ranging from HO-1 to HO-8, with
increasingly comprehensive coverage and cost. Unless you increase
coverage, most homeowner's policies cover the contents of the house
for 50% to 75% of the amount for which the house is insured. The
liability coverage in many homeowner's policies is $300,000.
5
Liability Insurance
Often called umbrella liability coverage, this takes effect when the
personal liability and lawsuit coverage in other policies is exhausted.
The cost for $1 million worth of protection -- especially necessary for
high-income individuals and those with considerable assets -- may be
only a few hundred dollars a year.
6
Life Insurance ----BUY AND SALE HOMES AT
KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Life insurance, payable when you die, can provide a surviving spouse,
children, and other dependents with the funds necessary to maintain
their standards of living, can help repay debt, and can fund education
tuition costs. The amount you need depends on your situation. If you
make $100,000 a year, have a sizable mortgage, and have two kids
headed to an expensive college, you could need $1 million in coverage.
Value-accumulating, but commission-heavy, whole life or universal
insurance is often sold as a conservative savings vehicle.
Talk with an insurance agent who offers policies from companies
whose financial strength is ranked high by rating agencies. And
remember that you can shop
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Understand Your Insurance Contract
Almost all of us have insurance. When your insurer gives you the
policy document, generally, all you do is glance over the decorated
words in the policy and pile it up with the other bunch of financial
papers on your desk, right? If you spend thousands of dollars each
year on insurance, don't you think that you should know all about it?
Your insurance advisor is always there for you to help you
understand the tricky terms in the insurance forms, but you should
also know for yourself what your contract says. In this article, we'll
make reading your insurance contract easy. Read on to take a look
at the basic principles of insurance contracts and how they are put
to use in daily life. ---BUY AND SALE HOMES AT
KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM

Essentials of a Valid Insurance Contract
Offer and Acceptance: When applying for insurance, the first thing
you do is get the proposal form of a particular insurance company.
After filling in the requested details, you send the form to the
company (sometimes with a premium check). This is your offer. If
the insurance company accepts your offer and agrees to insure you,
this is called an acceptance. In some cases, your insurer may agree
to accept your offer after making some changes to your proposed
terms (for example, charging you a double premium for your chain-
smoking habit).
Consideration: This is the premium or the future premiums that you
have pay to your insurance company. For insurers, consideration
also refers to the money paid out to you should you file an
insurance claim. This means that each party to the contract must
provide some value to the relationship.
Legal Capacity: You need to be legally competent to enter into an
agreement with your insurer. If you are a minor or are mentally ill,
for example, then you may not be qualified to make contracts.
Similarly, insurers are considered to be competent if they are
licensed under the prevailing regulations that govern them.
Legal Purpose: If the purpose of your contract is to encourage
illegal activities, it is invalid.
Find the Value in Indemnity contracts
Most insurance contracts are indemnity contracts. Indemnity
contracts apply to insurances where the loss suffered can be
measured in terms of money.
Principle of Indemnity: This states that insurers pay no more than
the actual loss suffered. The purpose of an insurance contract is to
leave you in the same financial position you were in immediately
prior to the incident leading to an insurance claim. When your old
Chevy Cavalier is stolen, you can't expect your insurer to replace it
with a brand new Mercedes-Benz. In other words, you will be
remunerated according to the total sum you have assured for the
car.----BUY AND SALE HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Additional Factors
There are some additional factors of your insurance contract that
also need to be considered, including under-insurance and excess
clauses that create situations in which the full value of an insured
asset is not remunerated.
Under-Insurance: Often, in order to save on premiums, you may
insure your house at $80,000 when the total value of the house
actually comes to $100,000. At the time of partial loss, your insurer
will pay only a proportion of $80,000 while you have to dig into your
savings to cover the remaining portion of the loss. This is called
under-insurance, and you should try to avoid it as much as possible.
Excess: To avoid trivial claims, the insurers have introduced
provisions like excess. For example, you have auto insurance with
the applicable excess of $5,000. Unfortunately, your car had an
accident with the loss amounting to $7,000. Your insurer will pay
you the $7,000 because the loss has exceeded the specified limit of
$5,000. But, if the loss comes to $3,000 then the insurance
company will not pay a single penny and you have to bear the loss
expenses yourself. In short, the insurers will not entertain claims
unless and until your losses exceed a minimum amount set by the
insurer.
Not all insurance contracts are indemnity contracts. Life insurance
contracts and most personal accident insurance contracts are non-
indemnity contracts. You may purchase a life insurance policy of $1
million, but that does not imply that your life's value is equal to this
dollar amount. Because you can't calculate your life's net worth and
fix a price on it, an indemnity contract does not apply.
Insurable Interest
It is your legal right to insure any type of property or any event
that may cause financial loss or create a legal liability to you. This is
called insurable interest.
Suppose you are living in your uncle's house, and you apply for
homeowners' insurance because you believe that you may inherit
the house later. Insurers will decline your offer because you are not
the owner of the house and, therefore, you do not stand to suffer
financially in the event of a loss.
This example demonstrates that when it comes to insurance, it is
not the house, car or machinery that is insured. Rather, it is the
monetary interest in that house, car or machinery to which your
policy applies.
It is also the principle of insurable interest that allows married
couples to take out insurance policies on the lives of their spouses -
they may suffer financially if the spouse dies. Insurable interest
also exists in some business arrangements, as seen between a
creditor and debtor, between business partners or between
employers and employees.
Principle of Subrogation
Subrogation allows an insurer to sue a third party that has caused a
loss to the insured and pursue all methods of getting back some of
the money that it has paid to the insured as a result of the loss.
For example, if you are injured in a road accident that is caused by
the reckless driving of another party, you will be compensated by
your insurer. However, your insurance company may also sue the
reckless driver in an attempt to recover that money.
BUY AND SALES HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Doctrine of Utmost Good Faith
All insurance contracts are based on the concept of "uberrima
fidei", or the doctrine of utmost good faith. This doctrine
emphasizes the presence of mutual faith between the insured and
the insurer. In simple terms, while applying for life insurance, it
becomes your duty to disclose your past illnesses to the insurer.
Likewise, the insurer cannot hide information about the insurance
coverage that is being sold.
Doctrine of Adhesion
The doctrine of adhesion states that you must accept the entire
insurance contract and all of its terms and conditions without
bargaining. Because the insured has no opportunity to change the
terms, any ambiguities in the contract will be interpreted in favor of
the insured.
Conclusion
When purchasing insurance, most of us rely on our insurance
advisor for everything - from choosing a policy for us to filling in the
insurance application forms. Most people try to stay away from the
boring legal terms of insurance contracts, but it is always handy to
be familiar with these words and phrases and to become familiar
with the terms of the policy you are paying for.
Almost all of us have insurance. When your insurer gives you the
policy document, generally, all you do is glance over the decorated
words in the policy and pile it up with the other bunch of financial
papers on your desk, right? If you spend thousands of dollars each
year on insurance, don't you think that you should know all about it?
Your insurance advisor is always there for you to help you
understand the tricky terms in the insurance forms, but you should
also know for yourself what your contract says. In this article, we'll
make reading your insurance contract easy. Read on to take a look
at the basic principles of insurance contracts and how they are put
to use in daily life. ---BUY AND SALE HOMES AT
KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM

Essentials of a Valid Insurance Contract
Offer and Acceptance: When applying for insurance, the first thing
you do is get the proposal form of a particular insurance company.
After filling in the requested details, you send the form to the
company (sometimes with a premium check). This is your offer. If
the insurance company accepts your offer and agrees to insure you,
this is called an acceptance. In some cases, your insurer may agree
to accept your offer after making some changes to your proposed
terms (for example, charging you a double premium for your chain-
smoking habit).
Consideration: This is the premium or the future premiums that you
have pay to your insurance company. For insurers, consideration
also refers to the money paid out to you should you file an
insurance claim. This means that each party to the contract must
provide some value to the relationship.
Legal Capacity: You need to be legally competent to enter into an
agreement with your insurer. If you are a minor or are mentally ill,
for example, then you may not be qualified to make contracts.
Similarly, insurers are considered to be competent if they are
licensed under the prevailing regulations that govern them.
Legal Purpose: If the purpose of your contract is to encourage
illegal activities, it is invalid.
Find the Value in Indemnity contracts
Most insurance contracts are indemnity contracts. Indemnity
contracts apply to insurances where the loss suffered can be
measured in terms of money.
Principle of Indemnity: This states that insurers pay no more than
the actual loss suffered. The purpose of an insurance contract is to
leave you in the same financial position you were in immediately
prior to the incident leading to an insurance claim. When your old
Chevy Cavalier is stolen, you can't expect your insurer to replace it
with a brand new Mercedes-Benz. In other words, you will be
remunerated according to the total sum you have assured for the
car.----BUY AND SALE HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Additional Factors
There are some additional factors of your insurance contract that
also need to be considered, including under-insurance and excess
clauses that create situations in which the full value of an insured
asset is not remunerated.
Under-Insurance: Often, in order to save on premiums, you may
insure your house at $80,000 when the total value of the house
actually comes to $100,000. At the time of partial loss, your insurer
will pay only a proportion of $80,000 while you have to dig into your
savings to cover the remaining portion of the loss. This is called
under-insurance, and you should try to avoid it as much as possible.
Excess: To avoid trivial claims, the insurers have introduced
provisions like excess. For example, you have auto insurance with
the applicable excess of $5,000. Unfortunately, your car had an
accident with the loss amounting to $7,000. Your insurer will pay
you the $7,000 because the loss has exceeded the specified limit of
$5,000. But, if the loss comes to $3,000 then the insurance
company will not pay a single penny and you have to bear the loss
expenses yourself. In short, the insurers will not entertain claims
unless and until your losses exceed a minimum amount set by the
insurer.
Not all insurance contracts are indemnity contracts. Life insurance
contracts and most personal accident insurance contracts are non-
indemnity contracts. You may purchase a life insurance policy of $1
million, but that does not imply that your life's value is equal to this
dollar amount. Because you can't calculate your life's net worth and
fix a price on it, an indemnity contract does not apply.
Insurable Interest
It is your legal right to insure any type of property or any event
that may cause financial loss or create a legal liability to you. This is
called insurable interest.
Suppose you are living in your uncle's house, and you apply for
homeowners' insurance because you believe that you may inherit
the house later. Insurers will decline your offer because you are not
the owner of the house and, therefore, you do not stand to suffer
financially in the event of a loss.
This example demonstrates that when it comes to insurance, it is
not the house, car or machinery that is insured. Rather, it is the
monetary interest in that house, car or machinery to which your
policy applies.
It is also the principle of insurable interest that allows married
couples to take out insurance policies on the lives of their spouses -
they may suffer financially if the spouse dies. Insurable interest
also exists in some business arrangements, as seen between a
creditor and debtor, between business partners or between
employers and employees.
Principle of Subrogation
Subrogation allows an insurer to sue a third party that has caused a
loss to the insured and pursue all methods of getting back some of
the money that it has paid to the insured as a result of the loss.
For example, if you are injured in a road accident that is caused by
the reckless driving of another party, you will be compensated by
your insurer. However, your insurance company may also sue the
reckless driver in an attempt to recover that money.
BUY AND SALES HOMES AT KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
Doctrine of Utmost Good Faith
All insurance contracts are based on the concept of "uberrima
fidei", or the doctrine of utmost good faith. This doctrine
emphasizes the presence of mutual faith between the insured and
the insurer. In simple terms, while applying for life insurance, it
becomes your duty to disclose your past illnesses to the insurer.
Likewise, the insurer cannot hide information about the insurance
coverage that is being sold.
Doctrine of Adhesion
The doctrine of adhesion states that you must accept the entire
insurance contract and all of its terms and conditions without
bargaining. Because the insured has no opportunity to change the
terms, any ambiguities in the contract will be interpreted in favor of
the insured.
Conclusion
When purchasing insurance, most of us rely on our insurance
advisor for everything - from choosing a policy for us to filling in the
insurance application forms. Most people try to stay away from the
boring legal terms of insurance contracts, but it is always handy to
be familiar with these words and phrases and to become familiar
with the terms of the policy you are paying for.
WWW.KNOWLEDGEFINANCIAL.COM
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CREDIT, REDUCE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENT, AVOID
FORECLOSURE
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financial markets.
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house voted Friday October 3, 2008.
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stock, you buy ownership shares in a company. Before You
Invest; Before undertaking any investment program, it is critical
that you assess your current situation and form goals. Evaluating
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ALABAMA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
135 South Union Street #200
Montgomery, Alabama 36130
(334) 269-3550
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
ALASKA DIVISION of INSURANCE
333 Willoughby Ave 9th Floor
Juneau, Alaska 99811-0805
(907) 465-2515
(907) 465-3422 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 50/100/25
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
2910 North 44th Street #210
Phoenix, Arizona 85018
(800) 325-2548 (In State)
(602) 912-8444
Minimum Limits 15/30/10
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
1200 West 3rd Street
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1904
(501) 371-2600
Minimum Limits 25/50/15
CALIFORNIA DEPT. of INSURANCE
300 Capital Mall # 1500
Sacramento, California 95814
(800) 927-HELP (In State)
(213) 897-8921
Minimum Limits 15/30/5
COLORADO DIVISION of INSURANCE
1560 Broadway # 850
Denver, Colorado 80202
(303) 894-7499
Minimum Limits 25/50/15
CONNECTICUT DEPT. of INSURANCE
P.O. Box 816
Hartford, Connecticut 06142-08156
(860) 297-3802
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
DELAWARE DEPT. of INSURANCE
710 North King Street
Wilmington, Delaware 19801
(302) 577-3119
Minimum Limits 15/30/10
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPT. of INSURANCE
441 Fourth Street NW 8th Floor
Washington D.C. 20001
(202) 727-8000
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
200 East Gaines St., Larson Building
Tallahassee, FL 32399
Toll-free in state: (800) 342-2726
(850) 922-3100
Minimum Limits 10/20/10
GEORGIA INS. FIRE SAFETY COMM.
2 Martin L. King Jr. Drive (704 West Tower)
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
(404) 656-2056
Minimum Limits 25/50/25
HAWAII INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
250 South King Street 5th Floor
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
(808) 586-2790
Minimum Limits 15/35/10
IDAHO DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
700 West State Street 3rd Floor
Boise, Idaho 83720-0043
(208) 334-4250
Minimum Limits 25/50/15
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
320 West Washington Street 4th Floor
Springfield, Illinois 62767-0001
(217) 782-4515
Minimum Limits 20/40/15
INDIANA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
311 West Washington Street # 300
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-2787
(317) 232-2385
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
IOWA INSURANCE DIVISION
Lucas Bldg. 6th Floor
Des Moines, Iowa 50319
(515) 281-5705
Minimum Limits 20/40/15
KANSAS INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
420 S/W Ninth Street
Topeka, Kansas 66612-1678
(800) 432-2484 (In State)
(785) 296-3071
(785) 296-2283 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
215 West Main Street
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
(800) 595-6053 (In State)
(502) 564-3630
(502) 564-1650 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
950 North Fifth Street
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9214
(800) 259-5300 (In State)
(800) 259-5301 (In State)
(504) 342-5900
Minimum Limits 10/20/10
MAINE BUREAU of INSURANCE
34 State House Station
Augusta, Maine 04333
(207) 624-8475
(207) 624-8599 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
MARYLAND INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION
501 St.Paul Place 7th Floor
South Baltimore, Maryland 21202-2272
(410) 333-2521
(410) 333-6650 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
MASSACHUSETTS DIVISION of INSURANCE
470 Atlantic Avenue 6th Floor
Boston, Massachusetts 02210-2223
(617) 521-7794
(617) 521-7772
Minimum Limits 20/40/8
MICHIGAN INSURANCE BUREAU
611 West Ottawa Street 2nd Floor North
Lansing, Michigan 48933
(517) 335-4978
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
MINNESOTA DIVISION of INSURANCE
133 East Seventh Street
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
(612) 296-6848
(612) 296-4328 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 30/60/10
MISSISSIPPI INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
1804 Walter Sillers Bldg.
Jackson, Mississippi 39201
(800) 562-2957 (In State)
(601) 359-3569
(601) 359-2474 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 10/20/5
MISSOURI DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
P.O. Box 690
Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-0690
(800) 726-7390 (In State)
(573) 751-2640
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
MONTANA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
126 North Sanders Rm. 270
Helena, Montana 59620
(406) 444-2040
(406) 444-3497 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
941 'O' Street # 400
Lincoln, Nebraska 68508-3690
(800) 833-0920 (In State)
(402) 471-2201
Minimum Limits 25/50/25
ALABAMA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
135 South Union Street #200
Montgomery, Alabama 36130
(334) 269-3550
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
ALASKA DIVISION of INSURANCE
333 Willoughby Ave 9th Floor
Juneau, Alaska 99811-0805
(907) 465-2515
(907) 465-3422 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 50/100/25
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
2910 North 44th Street #210
Phoenix, Arizona 85018
(800) 325-2548 (In State)
(602) 912-8444
Minimum Limits 15/30/10
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
1200 West 3rd Street
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201-1904
(501) 371-2600
Minimum Limits 25/50/15
CALIFORNIA DEPT. of INSURANCE
300 Capital Mall # 1500
Sacramento, California 95814
(800) 927-HELP (In State)
(213) 897-8921
Minimum Limits 15/30/5
COLORADO DIVISION of INSURANCE
1560 Broadway # 850
Denver, Colorado 80202
(303) 894-7499
Minimum Limits 25/50/15
CONNECTICUT DEPT. of INSURANCE
P.O. Box 816
Hartford, Connecticut 06142-08156
(860) 297-3802
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
DELAWARE DEPT. of INSURANCE
710 North King Street
Wilmington, Delaware 19801
(302) 577-3119
Minimum Limits 15/30/10
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DEPT. of INSURANCE
441 Fourth Street NW 8th Floor
Washington D.C. 20001
(202) 727-8000
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
200 East Gaines St., Larson Building
Tallahassee, FL 32399
Toll-free in state: (800) 342-2726
(850) 922-3100
Minimum Limits 10/20/10
GEORGIA INS. FIRE SAFETY COMM.
2 Martin L. King Jr. Drive (704 West Tower)
Atlanta, Georgia 30334
(404) 656-2056
Minimum Limits 25/50/25
HAWAII INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
250 South King Street 5th Floor
Honolulu, Hawaii 96813
(808) 586-2790
Minimum Limits 15/35/10
IDAHO DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
700 West State Street 3rd Floor
Boise, Idaho 83720-0043
(208) 334-4250
Minimum Limits 25/50/15
ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
320 West Washington Street 4th Floor
Springfield, Illinois 62767-0001
(217) 782-4515
Minimum Limits 20/40/15
INDIANA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
311 West Washington Street # 300
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-2787
(317) 232-2385
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
IOWA INSURANCE DIVISION
Lucas Bldg. 6th Floor
Des Moines, Iowa 50319
(515) 281-5705
Minimum Limits 20/40/15
KANSAS INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
420 S/W Ninth Street
Topeka, Kansas 66612-1678
(800) 432-2484 (In State)
(785) 296-3071
(785) 296-2283 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
215 West Main Street
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
(800) 595-6053 (In State)
(502) 564-3630
(502) 564-1650 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
950 North Fifth Street
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9214
(800) 259-5300 (In State)
(800) 259-5301 (In State)
(504) 342-5900
Minimum Limits 10/20/10
MAINE BUREAU of INSURANCE
34 State House Station
Augusta, Maine 04333
(207) 624-8475
(207) 624-8599 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
MARYLAND INSURANCE ADMINISTRATION
501 St.Paul Place 7th Floor
South Baltimore, Maryland 21202-2272
(410) 333-2521
(410) 333-6650 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
MASSACHUSETTS DIVISION of INSURANCE
470 Atlantic Avenue 6th Floor
Boston, Massachusetts 02210-2223
(617) 521-7794
(617) 521-7772
Minimum Limits 20/40/8
MICHIGAN INSURANCE BUREAU
611 West Ottawa Street 2nd Floor North
Lansing, Michigan 48933
(517) 335-4978
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
MINNESOTA DIVISION of INSURANCE
133 East Seventh Street
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
(612) 296-6848
(612) 296-4328 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 30/60/10
MISSISSIPPI INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
1804 Walter Sillers Bldg.
Jackson, Mississippi 39201
(800) 562-2957 (In State)
(601) 359-3569
(601) 359-2474 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 10/20/5
MISSOURI DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
P.O. Box 690
Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-0690
(800) 726-7390 (In State)
(573) 751-2640
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
MONTANA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
126 North Sanders Rm. 270
Helena, Montana 59620
(406) 444-2040
(406) 444-3497 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
941 'O' Street # 400
Lincoln, Nebraska 68508-3690
(800) 833-0920 (In State)
(402) 471-2201
Minimum Limits 25/50/25
NEVADA DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
1665 Hot Springs Road #152
Carson City, Nevada 89710
(702) 687-7650
(702) 687-7651
(702) 687-3937 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 15/30/10
NEW HAMPSHIRE INSURANCE DEPT.
169 Manchester Street #1
Concord, New Hampshire 03301-5151
(603) 271-2261
Minimum Limits 25/50/25
NEW JERSEY DEPT. of BANKING INSURANCE
20 West State Street
Trenton, New Jersey 08625
(609) 292-5363
(609) 984-5273 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 15/30/5
NEW MEXICO INSURANCE DIVISION
P.O. Drawer 1269
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504-1269
(505) 827-4601
(505) 827-4734 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
NEW YORK DEPT. of INSURANCE
Empire State Plaza, Agency
Bldg. # 1
Albany, New York 12257
(800) 342-3736 (In State)
(518) 474-6600
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
(50/100 for death)
NORTH CAROLINA DEPT. of INSURANCE
P.O. Box 26387
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
(800) 546-5664 (In State)
(919) 733-7343
Minimum Limits 30/60/25
NORTH DAKOTA DEPT. of INSURANCE
600 East Blvd.
Bismarck, North Dakota 58505-0320
(701) 328-2440
(701) 327-4880 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/25
OHIO DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
2100 Stella Court
Columbus, Ohio 43215-1067
(614) 644-2658
(614) 644-3743
Minimum Limits 12.5/25/7.5
OKLAHOMA DEPT. of INSURANCE
2401 NW 23rd Street, Suite 28
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73107
(405) 521-2828
(405) 521-6635 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 10/20/10
OREGON DEPT. of COMMERCE & BUSINESS INS. DIV.
350 Winter Street N.E. Room 200
Salem, Oregon 97310-0200
(503) 947-7980
(503) 378-4351
Minimum Limits 25/50/10
PENNSYLVANIA DEPT. of INSURANCE
1326 Strawberry Square
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120
(717) 787-2317
(717) 783-8585 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 15/30/5
RHODE ISLAND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
233 Richmond Street #233
Providence, Rhode Island 02903-4233
(401) 222-2223
(401) 751-4887
Minimum Limits 25/50/25
SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT. of INSURANCE
P.O. Box 100105
Columbia, South Carolina 29202-3105
(803) 737-6150
(803) 737-6231 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 15/30/5
SOUTH DAKOTA INSURANCE DIVISION
118 West Capital
Pierre, South Dakota 57501
(605) 773-3563
(605) 773-5369 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/25
TENNESSEE DEPT. OF COMMERCE& INSURANCE
500 James Robertson Pkwy.
Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0565
(615) 741-2176
(615) 741-4000 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 20/50/10
TEXAS DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE
P.O. Box 149104
Austin, Texas 78714-9104
(512) 463-6464
(512) 475-2005 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 20/40/15
UTAH INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
3110 State Office Bldg.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114
(800) 439-3805 (In State)
(801) 538-3800
(801) 538-3829 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/15
VERMONT INSURANCE DIVISION
89 Main Street - Drawer 20
Montpelier, Vermont 05620-3101
(802) 828-3301
(802) 828-3306
Minimum Limits 20/40/10
VIRGINIA BUREAU of INSURANCE
P.O. Box 1157
Richmond, Virginia 23218
(800) 552-7945 (In State)
(804) 371-9741
(804) 371-9873 (Fax)
Minimum Limits 25/50/20
WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMMISSION
P.O. Box 40255
Olympia, Washington 98504-0255
(800) 562-6900 (In State)
(360) 753-7301
(360) 586-3535 (Fax)
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Indexed Universal Life...
summer.
Insurance companies have put numerous pages on the front of
Equity Indexed Universal Life (EIUL) illustrations that describe the
issues below, but most people (by design) will not take the time to
read and understand what these pages are saying.
I would encourage you to read those pages thoroughly before
depending on an EIUL policy to increase your assets or protect your
family.
Similarly, Universal Life (UL) and its cousin Variable Universal Life
(VUL) have some of the same problems so I’ve spelled out the
issues below and placed an * next to the ones that are specific only
to EIUL.
As stated earlier, all Universal Life policies are a side fund (money
market for regular UL, mutual fund-like separate accounts for VUL,
and index fund-like accounts for EIUL) plus annually renewable, or
one year increasing premium term insurance for the death benefit...
HERE ARE>:
#10 Internal costs are not guaranteed
#9 Mortality charges are not guaranteed
#8 Market drops cause double pain
#7 Late premiums kill any guarantees
#6 Dividends from the index don’t get credited*
#5 Participation ratios are often less than 100%*
#4 Returns are usually capped at various interest rates*
#3 Guarantees are not calculated annually*
#2 All of the above can be changed by the company
#1 The risk is shifted back to the insured
Now, let’s look at each of these individually and tell the whole truth
about the matter.
Indexed Universal Life...
summer.
Insurance companies have put numerous pages on the front of
Equity Indexed Universal Life (EIUL) illustrations that describe the
issues below, but most people (by design) will not take the time to
read and understand what these pages are saying.
I would encourage you to read those pages thoroughly before
depending on an EIUL policy to increase your assets or protect your
family.
Similarly, Universal Life (UL) and its cousin Variable Universal Life
(VUL) have some of the same problems so I’ve spelled out the
issues below and placed an * next to the ones that are specific only
to EIUL.
As stated earlier, all Universal Life policies are a side fund (money
market for regular UL, mutual fund-like separate accounts for VUL,
and index fund-like accounts for EIUL) plus annually renewable, or
one year increasing premium term insurance for the death benefit...
HERE ARE>:
#10 Internal costs are not guaranteed
#9 Mortality charges are not guaranteed
#8 Market drops cause double pain
#7 Late premiums kill any guarantees
#6 Dividends from the index don’t get credited*
#5 Participation ratios are often less than 100%*
#4 Returns are usually capped at various interest rates*
#3 Guarantees are not calculated annually*
#2 All of the above can be changed by the company
#1 The risk is shifted back to the insured
Now, let’s look at each of these individually and tell the whole truth
about the matter.
The Top 10 Reasons NOT to BUY Equity Indexed Universal Life...
Let's start count from 10 to down...
10. Internal administration fees charged against cash value on any type of Universal Life
policy and shown on illustrations are run under current expense levels but those can change at the discretion of the company. Since the
insurance company uses this money to run its operations, as prices of office supplies and real estate go up, they may choose to adjust
these internal costs after you have bought the policy.
9. Mortality changes, what the insurance company charges for the death benefit are removed
from the cash value or paid by premiums. In UL, these pay for annually increasing term insurance costs. This is true for any type of UL,
no matter what the side fund is invested in. The cost for this one year term insurance can be changed at any time.
8. Market drops affect the side fund negatively no matter what the side fund is
invested in. Since the death benefit is comprised of the One Year (or annually increasing) Term Insurance plus the side fund, any
market drop causes double pain. Markets can drop regardless of whether they are supported by stocks or money markets.
When the side fund is reduced by a drop in the market or current interest rates, it now has less value so more Term Insurance must be
bought to make up the difference which further reduces the side fund. Consequently you have double pain; less cash value and higher
costs.
7. Any late premiums remove any guarantees in the policy. In most UL policies, even if the
premium is finally paid, once it is late, the insurance company is off the hook for supporting any guaranteed premiums, cash value
amounts or death benefits.
In many cases, the insured may not even know that a premium was late and that the guarantees have been forfeited. Thinking about the
time frame of a 50 year policy paid monthly (600 payments) ask yourself what the likelihood is of a mistake being made by the premium
payer, their bank, the post office, the insurance company clerks or anyone else along the way?
6.* Equity Indexed Universal Life policies provide the policy holder no credit for any dividends from
the stocks making up the index. The side fund of an EIUL isn’t actually invested in the index; instead the index is used to determine the
gross crediting rate for the side fund.
If money were actually invested in the index, the investor would get both the change in Net Asset Value (whether up or down) AND the
dividend income. However, in the case of EIUL, only the change in value of the index is the determining factor and the dividend is left out
of the calculation entirely.
5.* Participation ratios are often less than 100%. As mentioned directly above, the side fund is not
invested directly in the index and many insurance companies only credit a certain percentage of the increase in the market. Known as the
participation ratio, this is often reported at 80% or less meaning you are getting only 80% of the increase in the market.
4.* Capping returns in order to keep high returns in the market from crediting too much
to the side fund is a strategy many insurance companies use. The maximum return they’ll give credit for may be at a certain percentage
rate even though the index may have generated a higher percentage rate.
3.* Guaranteed minimum returns are not always calculated annually. Most EIUL
policies have a guaranteed minimum return so that if the index drops below this rate, the insurance company will still credit at the
guaranteed minimum rate. However, with some policies this guarantee is not applied annually but instead over an “indexing period”
which could be 5-10 years.
So you could have negative years in the index (below the guaranteed minimum rate) which would be applied to the side fund. This would
cause a further reduction of value in excess of the guaranteed minimum rate in one particular year and as long as the overall average rate
for the entire indexing period is not less than the guaranteed minimum rate, this would still count as meeting the minimum
Let's start count from 10 to down...
10. Internal administration fees charged against cash value on any type of Universal Life
policy and shown on illustrations are run under current expense levels but those can change at the discretion of the company. Since the
insurance company uses this money to run its operations, as prices of office supplies and real estate go up, they may choose to adjust
these internal costs after you have bought the policy.
9. Mortality changes, what the insurance company charges for the death benefit are removed
from the cash value or paid by premiums. In UL, these pay for annually increasing term insurance costs. This is true for any type of UL,
no matter what the side fund is invested in. The cost for this one year term insurance can be changed at any time.
8. Market drops affect the side fund negatively no matter what the side fund is
invested in. Since the death benefit is comprised of the One Year (or annually increasing) Term Insurance plus the side fund, any
market drop causes double pain. Markets can drop regardless of whether they are supported by stocks or money markets.
When the side fund is reduced by a drop in the market or current interest rates, it now has less value so more Term Insurance must be
bought to make up the difference which further reduces the side fund. Consequently you have double pain; less cash value and higher
costs.
7. Any late premiums remove any guarantees in the policy. In most UL policies, even if the
premium is finally paid, once it is late, the insurance company is off the hook for supporting any guaranteed premiums, cash value
amounts or death benefits.
In many cases, the insured may not even know that a premium was late and that the guarantees have been forfeited. Thinking about the
time frame of a 50 year policy paid monthly (600 payments) ask yourself what the likelihood is of a mistake being made by the premium
payer, their bank, the post office, the insurance company clerks or anyone else along the way?
6.* Equity Indexed Universal Life policies provide the policy holder no credit for any dividends from
the stocks making up the index. The side fund of an EIUL isn’t actually invested in the index; instead the index is used to determine the
gross crediting rate for the side fund.
If money were actually invested in the index, the investor would get both the change in Net Asset Value (whether up or down) AND the
dividend income. However, in the case of EIUL, only the change in value of the index is the determining factor and the dividend is left out
of the calculation entirely.
5.* Participation ratios are often less than 100%. As mentioned directly above, the side fund is not
invested directly in the index and many insurance companies only credit a certain percentage of the increase in the market. Known as the
participation ratio, this is often reported at 80% or less meaning you are getting only 80% of the increase in the market.
4.* Capping returns in order to keep high returns in the market from crediting too much
to the side fund is a strategy many insurance companies use. The maximum return they’ll give credit for may be at a certain percentage
rate even though the index may have generated a higher percentage rate.
3.* Guaranteed minimum returns are not always calculated annually. Most EIUL
policies have a guaranteed minimum return so that if the index drops below this rate, the insurance company will still credit at the
guaranteed minimum rate. However, with some policies this guarantee is not applied annually but instead over an “indexing period”
which could be 5-10 years.
So you could have negative years in the index (below the guaranteed minimum rate) which would be applied to the side fund. This would
cause a further reduction of value in excess of the guaranteed minimum rate in one particular year and as long as the overall average rate
for the entire indexing period is not less than the guaranteed minimum rate, this would still count as meeting the minimum
The Top 10 Reasons NOT to BUY Equity Indexed Universal Life...
2. At the discretion of the company any of the above factors can be changed at any time for the benefit of the company even after the
policy has started. This is really one of the scariest aspects of all types of UL. There is no way to calculate what the outcome might be.
Even if you analyzed the policy under the current structure and found it to be a viable tool, future changes could cause future problems.
1. Where as typically the point of all insurance purchased is to shift the risk from the insured to
the company, all types of UL shift the risk backwards or from the insurance company to the
insured.
With a mutual life insurance company, a whole life policy gives you a share of the entire profits of the company via dividends. The carrot
being sold with EIUL is that it might exceed the return of a whole life policy. Yet this begs the question: How could the insurance
company pay out more than the profits of the company and still be in business?
It has been explained to me that the insurance company buys options in the market to cover the risk of potentially having to credit any
portion of high market returns in the index that exceeded their general portfolio rate to policy holder cash values.
If this was a sound investment strategy, why wouldn’t the insurance company use this strategy on their overall portfolio? I think the
insurance company knows that the stock market is going to under perform their portfolio rate over time.
This could reduce EIUL profits and increase the profits of the company, which then get distributed as dividends to whole life policy
owners.
As a whole life policy owner, I should be pleased that EIUL could contribute additional profits to the company which
might increase dividends to Whole Life, my concern is that EIUL policies are going to create a detrimental effect on the life insurance
industry as a whole. I believe this may be the next major blight on the industry since under funded Universal Life (UL) so heavily
promoted in the 1980’s.
The unfortunate outcome is that any negative media affects the entire industry because the media doesn’t differentiate between the new
faulty products and the old tried and true whole life products that have been around for close to 200 years.
As we know, the biggest danger with negative press is that is causes panic and the people will think the entire life insurance industry is
bad and many perfectly structured whole life policies could get cancelled to the detriment of the policy holder and their family, just like
what happened in the 1980’s.
Remember #2 above, since the insurance company has the ability to change #10- 3, they can always keep the Universal
Life policies from outperforming their portfolio. Why would I want to take the safe portion of my assets and the protection of my family
and expose it to risk? Doesn’t that defeat the whole purpose of insurance? In my mind, I buy insurance and shift the risk to the
insurance company, because they are experts at mitigating that risk and storing the cash to support it.
If you are seriously considering purchasing an EIUL product, please make sure you read and understand all the risks you and your family
are assuming. Because of the complexity and numerous moving parts for this product, many of the people selling it that I’ve spoken with
don’t even understand it themselves. For me, I prefer a number of simple, guaranteed, tried and true whole life policies. These protect
my Human Life Value and store my cash in the most efficient manner I know.
2. At the discretion of the company any of the above factors can be changed at any time for the benefit of the company even after the
policy has started. This is really one of the scariest aspects of all types of UL. There is no way to calculate what the outcome might be.
Even if you analyzed the policy under the current structure and found it to be a viable tool, future changes could cause future problems.
1. Where as typically the point of all insurance purchased is to shift the risk from the insured to
the company, all types of UL shift the risk backwards or from the insurance company to the
insured.
With a mutual life insurance company, a whole life policy gives you a share of the entire profits of the company via dividends. The carrot
being sold with EIUL is that it might exceed the return of a whole life policy. Yet this begs the question: How could the insurance
company pay out more than the profits of the company and still be in business?
It has been explained to me that the insurance company buys options in the market to cover the risk of potentially having to credit any
portion of high market returns in the index that exceeded their general portfolio rate to policy holder cash values.
If this was a sound investment strategy, why wouldn’t the insurance company use this strategy on their overall portfolio? I think the
insurance company knows that the stock market is going to under perform their portfolio rate over time.
This could reduce EIUL profits and increase the profits of the company, which then get distributed as dividends to whole life policy
owners.
As a whole life policy owner, I should be pleased that EIUL could contribute additional profits to the company which
might increase dividends to Whole Life, my concern is that EIUL policies are going to create a detrimental effect on the life insurance
industry as a whole. I believe this may be the next major blight on the industry since under funded Universal Life (UL) so heavily
promoted in the 1980’s.
The unfortunate outcome is that any negative media affects the entire industry because the media doesn’t differentiate between the new
faulty products and the old tried and true whole life products that have been around for close to 200 years.
As we know, the biggest danger with negative press is that is causes panic and the people will think the entire life insurance industry is
bad and many perfectly structured whole life policies could get cancelled to the detriment of the policy holder and their family, just like
what happened in the 1980’s.
Remember #2 above, since the insurance company has the ability to change #10- 3, they can always keep the Universal
Life policies from outperforming their portfolio. Why would I want to take the safe portion of my assets and the protection of my family
and expose it to risk? Doesn’t that defeat the whole purpose of insurance? In my mind, I buy insurance and shift the risk to the
insurance company, because they are experts at mitigating that risk and storing the cash to support it.
If you are seriously considering purchasing an EIUL product, please make sure you read and understand all the risks you and your family
are assuming. Because of the complexity and numerous moving parts for this product, many of the people selling it that I’ve spoken with
don’t even understand it themselves. For me, I prefer a number of simple, guaranteed, tried and true whole life policies. These protect
my Human Life Value and store my cash in the most efficient manner I know.