Here's why you should consider using Indexed Universal Life insurance as a retirement strategy:
The cash value inside an IUL grows tax-deferred, meaning you don’t pay taxes on gains each year. This allows your money to compound more efficiently over time — similar to a 401(k) or IRA, but with more flexibility.
You can borrow against or withdraw from your policy’s cash value tax-free, using it as a source of supplemental retirement income. Many retirees use this feature to bridge income gaps or reduce taxable withdrawals from other accounts.
Your cash value earns interest tied to an equity index (like the S&P 500). When the market goes up, you gain interest; when it drops, your principal is protected by a guaranteed floor, shielding you from loss.
Unlike traditional retirement accounts, an IUL also provides a death benefit, ensuring your family receives a tax-free payout. You can also adjust premiums and coverage as your needs change over time.
Because distributions from an IUL aren’t reported as taxable income, they can help you manage your tax bracket in retirement, avoid Social Security taxation, and reduce exposure to future tax increases.

David, 42, HVAC business owner
David had inconsistent savings, high taxes, and no retirement structure. He wanted a plan that could:
We designed a high-cash-value Indexed Universal Life (IUL) policy with:
This allowed David to use the policy as both a retirement plan and a private capital source.
The IUL gave David:
An IUL became his retirement plan, private bank, and long-term wealth strategy—all in one.
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