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>Equity-indexed life insurance is a type of permanent life insurance that combines lifelong coverage with the opportunity to grow your cash value based on the performance of a stock market index, such as the S&P 500. It’s an attractive option for individuals in the U.S. who want both life insurance protection and a tax-advantaged way to build wealth over time.
Unlike variable life insurance, your cash value in an equity-indexed life insurance policy isn’t directly invested in the stock market. Instead, it earns interest based on the performance of the selected index, with built-in protection against market downturns. That means when the market goes up, your policy’s value can grow—but if the market drops, your cash value won’t lose ground due to negative returns.
This type of policy is ideal for those looking to balance financial security and growth potential, while also leaving a legacy for their loved ones. The cash value can be accessed tax-free in many cases through policy loans or withdrawals, making it a flexible tool for future needs like retirement income, education funding, or emergency expenses.
Explore how equity-indexed life insurance can fit into your long-term financial strategy. Speak with a licensed advisor today to get a personalized quote and plan.
Equity Protection Insurance is a unique financial safeguard designed to protect the equity—the value you’ve built over time—in your home. This form of insurance helps ensure that in the event of unforeseen life events, such as death, disability, or critical illness, your investment in your home is preserved for your loved ones.
Equity is the difference between your home’s market value and the amount you owe on your mortgage. As you pay down your loan and your home appreciates, your equity grows—and so does your financial stake in the property.
Without protection, a sudden life event could force the sale of the home—possibly at a loss—diminishing or eliminating your equity. This insurance helps secure your home as a long-term asset and prevents the erosion of wealth you’ve worked hard to build.