Hi Garrett, if the maximum that I can borrow is what my cash value is. Can I borrow many times the same amount then?
Ty and waiting for your reply

Simple question: What happens to the "cash value" when the person dies?

going to watch 3 more vids to give this a fair shake, but i see a whole life -life insurance salesman, watched dave ramsey for a while and discovered a smart vester pro salesman. yeah you need a ramsey certified stock broker? you give your info to ramsey and 11 of them will call your phone all night.. maybe i am wrong about this guy. but i bet at some point he sells your info to an insurance company.

Great job! So true. It's about being smart and using these benefits to improve and simplify your life and finances.

so which whole life insurance can i purchase?

Garrett, the guest's mic volume is VERY LOW. He speaks VERY softly…hard to hear him & I have my volume turned up ALL the way. :(. May I suggest going forward, to increase the volume when guests come to speak. Can hear YOU just fine:)

Garrett, can you do a video on your IUL policy and the strengths and weakness with it? Also is the IUL good for some people but not others or is it terrible for everyone?
Thank you for your content and passion.

If one gets a whole life insurance in January 2020, when can they borrow against it, and is that amount limited by the amount of the contributed premiums? Can he pay more than the required premiums? Thank you in advance! [Great insight in your program!]

Is Ameritas a good whole life company?

How do annuity life insurance work? Can you borrow the money in the same fashion?

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All good and well guys, but this is only an American thing. It doesn't work in other jurisdictions. In Australia you can't get "Whole of Life" policies, and in Germany? The agencies are advocating for Term only, and even then sparingly, saying that the returns are so low, less than 0.25% that its not worth the investment. What do you have to say about that? Who actually is your audience, and what can the rest of the world do that's looking on and trying to find their own localised options?

Aw man I used to preach “buy term, and invest the difference…”

Here is a question, I got hurt in the war , so you could call my financial situation “financial free”. I have no debt, 12 months of savings . What I choose to do because I don’t trust anyone with my money and I like to bet on myself . I instead lever all my extra cash to the principal balance of my properties so in the future I can leverage them like I have been doing . Would you consider that smart? Do you think that me betting on myself and my assets is a bad thing? Any input I would look into , I always like new ideas and perspective!!! Thanks for all the good free content . God bless

Does it still work if the us dollar collapses

Great video gents, spot on. The whole purpose of Life Insurance, or any insurance for that matter, is to transfer risk to another entity from yourself. That's why UL of all types isn't ideal for transferring risk. The client ends up shouldering most of the risk and moreover doesn't understand the product. I won't sell UL…ever. If I wouldn't sell a product to myself I certainly am not going to sell it to someone else.

great information