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A male, age 49 was diagnosed with a brain tumor. He had two $500,000 policies totaling $1 Million. Once his illness was diagnosed he could no longer work. In addition, he required at home care from his wife, thus creating a zero income household. A term policy was held, so the surrender value was zero. After evaluating his options, he chose to complete a Life Insurance Redemption with ALIR and received $325,000 for his policies to replace his families lost income. In addition, he eliminated premiums of $8,600 annually, which were no longer affordable under his current circumstances. His net gain was $325,000.
A healthy, male business owner, age 76 had three combined universal life insurance policies worth $2 Million. He made a business decision to take the fair market value for his policies and eliminate a business expense. His policies of $2M had a cash surrender value of $308K. By completing a life settlement transaction through ALIR he received $600,000 for the policies and eliminated $50,528 in annual premium payments. This is a net gain of $292,000.
A female, age 83 had taken out a life insurance policy in order to cover the taxes on her estate. In time, her estate no longer required insurance coverage for tax planning. She held a whole life policy of $2Million, with a $78,720 annual premium. Her surrender value was $89,000. With a life settlement transaction through ALIR she received $320,000 - which is a net gain of $231,000 over the surrender value.
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