Sentences with phrase «lapse uls»

Despite the popularity of no - lapse UL, some carriers started exiting the market in 2009 and all eight of the top players had left by 2010.

For instance, Stamps says that none of the carriers with which his firm does business has stopped offering no - lapse UL.

The no - lapse UL is the policy of choice for many affluent seniors looking to protect their estate.

The first generations of no - lapse UL featured a good blend of reasonably priced premiums and cash value accumulation.

No - lapse UL fit the need and prevailing attitude, and the product really took off.

On a related subject has the NAIC addressed with companies the rapidly growing problem of lapsing UL's that were sold based on assumptions and not guarantees?

I've been called every kind of uneducated dirt ball for going on three years now because of my stance that IUL's are not what they are being sold as, and these days they don't even make a competitive no lapse UL.

It has been a standout product in the industry because it not only guarantees a death benefit to age 121, but at no lapse UL prices it also has a cash value accumulation feature not unlike -LSB-...]

But it's kind of neat because with conversion options changing as the face of the no lapse UL changes, Met Life may have a better product than your current company, and as this story goes, Met Life's conversion option had a feature that changed a person's dying days.

The only products that I know of that are lapse supported (i.e. the insurance company wants you to lapse at some point) are ROP term products and guaranteed level premium permanent products life products (guaranteed whole life, no lapse UL).

Some have discontinued some of their longer terms and no lapse UL's.

Term insurance has been going down in price and extending to longer term guarantees for the past 15 years and no lapse UL's have been getting more and more competitive for the past 6 to 7 years.

And then, kind of interesting, they didn't change the rates on their no lapse UL, one of the best on the market, but they removed it from the products that you could convert their term to.

Western Reserve a few weeks ago took a fairly unprecedented stance of discontinuing offering their no lapse UL, including all applications that were already in underwriting.

The no lapse UL is essentially a permanent term policy.

Not exact matches

Protection UL policies automatically include a no - lapse guarantee called Death Benefit Protection.

It guarantees that the UL policy won't lapse, even if policy values drop to zero, as long as the policy meets premium payment, loan and other conditions.

Symetra UL - G: Symetra's UL - G provides permanent death benefit protection with the flexibility of universal life, with additional no lapse protection guarantees.

A no - lapse guarantee universal life (UL) insurance policy to age 111 or 121 is one of the best if not the best policy of all the final expense options for a healthy senior.

If this fictitious 30 year old male bought a $ 100k UL with Sun Life in perfect health, he would only be paying $ 404 per year guaranteed FOREVER regardless of cash value (no - lapse guarantee).

A UL policy lapses when the cash value is no longer sufficient to cover the insurance and policy administrative expense.

Fixed Premium UL is paid for by periodic premium payments associated with a no lapse guarantee in the policy.

Because ordinary universal life insurance must have cash value to stay in force, the guaranteed UL allows policies that would otherwise lapse to remain in force so that the beneficiary receives the death benefit that they are entitled to.

Loans with UL policies greatly increase the risk of policy lapses.

When you choose Symetra UL - G, you are purchasing a flexible premium universal life insurance policy with a no - lapse guarantee.

Instead, they simply revert to the UL function once the no - lapse feature expires.

I recently spoke with an independent agent who suggested a UL policy from North American that has a life time no - lapse guarantee.

The benefit of a Guaranteed No Lapse Universal Life is that the rate is guaranteed never to increase and the policy can not lapse like some other ULs.

Because a regular UL policy needs to have a sufficient amount of cash in order to remain in force, the GUL can allow a plan that would otherwise lapse to stay intact.

With a traditional UL policy it has the possibly of lapsing in certain circumstances.

No lapse guarantee UL is really nothing more than a longer term insurance or a permanent term life insurance.

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She could have purchased a no lapse guarantee UL for $ 70 a month that would have never gone south on her and actually had life insurance instead of an overpriced risky investment.

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Structurally the same as term insurance, rather than using internal cash like traditional universal life or whole life, the UL no lapse uses an external guarantee to keep a level premium.

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In question was that company's decision to replace their no lapse guarantee UL as an option for conversion with a universal life policy that only has a 10 year guarantee.

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I also noticed you mentioned a UL with a no lapse rider.

Protective Life did away with their no lapse guarantee UL for conversion and went to a UL with a -LSB-...]

The driving reason for that is the fact that the most cost effective, fully guaranteed permanent life insurance product, the no lapse guarantee UL, will be increasing rates industry wide.

So we replaced the policy with a GUL, no lapse guarantee UL, a guaranteed level premium to age 100, with a guaranteed death benefit to age 121 and by rolling the cash value (which really had no value) into the new policy we were able to drive the annual premium down to $ 33,000 a year.

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A week or so ago an associate called to tell me that Banner Life had a new no lapse guarantee UL that was going to stir things up.

Now that it is clear that the federal estate taxes aren't really going away, and state death taxes never were, it's time for high net worth families to get serious about covering that tax burden with one of the best deals in permanent insurance ever, the no lapse guarantee UL.