by Denver Nowicz | Apr 28, 2014 | indexed life insurance, life insurance
Whether you are trying to be your own bank or maximize tax free income, it is important to know the difference between loan provisions in whole life insurance and indexed life insurance. We also discuss what can go wrong with both types of policies. This video is part...
by Denver Nowicz | Apr 28, 2014 | indexed life insurance, life insurance
What is the difference between indexed life insurance and whole life insurance? Which one is better for income? For guarantees? This video looks at guarantees, flexibility and upside potential of whole life insurance and indexed life insurance. You’ll also see a...
by Denver Nowicz | Mar 7, 2014 | annuities, economy, indexed life insurance, Inflation, life insurance, retirement income
Build income streams you can access before and after age 59.5. Also have multiple sources of capital you can access without restriction (like you will find in 401k/IRA). This can give you better access to your money to handle the ups and downs of life. In this segment...
by Denver Nowicz | Jan 24, 2014 | indexed life insurance, life insurance, tax strategies
From one of our live webinars, this is the most complete overview of indexed universal life insurance you will find on the internet. Details of growth strategies, cost structure and case studies. Denver Nowicz is one of the top experts in the nation on indexed life...
by Denver Nowicz | Jan 18, 2014 | annuities, indexed life insurance, life insurance
Using the right type of indexed annuity or indexed universal life insurance policy you can protect your wealth from market downturns and have double-digit growth potential. This video shows how the interest crediting strategies offered by insurance polices compare to...
by Denver Nowicz | Jan 8, 2014 | indexed life insurance, life insurance, pension, retirement income, small business, tax strategies
People have been told they can save money in taxes by maxing out a 401k or Defined Benefit Plan. These plans are not tax savings plans. You still have to pay the taxes in the future when you take out money. High income earners could end up paying more in taxes by...
