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Grant Moulden
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Indexed Universal Life (EIUL / IUL)

Grant Moulden
  • Placentia, CA
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I started this thread to address this product specifically. As an advisor who has written over a hundred IULs and own two myself, I can lead you to the correct way to structure these and show you what to avoid. 99% of agents aren't doing the best job for the client and this only makes their paycheck fatter. Reality check: when structured for maximum cash accumulation, the agent makes very little off of the purchase. If you are considering this as a place to store cash and have questions, I'm unbias.

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Joe O
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Joe O
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  • Las Vegas, NV
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Originally posted by Grant Moulden:
As an advisor who has written over a hundred IULs and own two myself....I'm unbias. [sic]

Those two things seem contradictory in nature to me.

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