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What is equity indexed universal life insurance?

By Gregory Gambone
Equity index universal life insurance, or EIUL, is a form of permanent universal life insurance that ties the performance of the policy’s cash value account to a stock market index.

Permanent Coverage


EIUL policies are permanent life insurance products that provide death benefits that never expire. Coverage will remain in force for as long as you continue making necessary premium payments.

Cash Value Accumulation


EIUL policies, like all permanent life insurance products, accumulate cash value. A small portion of every premium payment made is set aside in a separate tax-advantaged account within the policy.

Friday, April 23, 2010

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Sunday, April 04, 2010

About Compensation in Insurance Sales

By Gregory Gambone
Source: TaxCredits.net
The vast majority of insurance agents are paid entirely with commissions. If an agent does not sell enough insurance policies to earn enough commissions to pay the bills, there is no safety net that will provide the necessary income.

This fact is what makes a career as an insurance agent a risky endeavor, but also what makes it attractive to motivated entrepreneurial-minded people. No salary also means no cap on income, and insurance agents will realize exactly what their skills are worth.

By understanding how agent compensation works, you will have an easier time deciding whether or not a career in the insurance industry fits your needs and personality.

Saturday, April 03, 2010

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