Take the Risk out of Your Retirement

The Future is Uncertain

There are big swings in the markets

The cost of living is always rising

Tax rates are unpredictable

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401Ks/IRAs Don’t Protect Against Those
Uncertainties

Your 401K and IRA can increase in value when the market is doing well, and decrease dramatically when it’s down. Unless you have a Roth IRA, the income you withdraw at retirement might be taxed at a really high rate! Furthermore, these plans can be costly.

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When you retire, you will be taxed on the money you take from your 401(k)/IRA

When the market goes down, so do your account balances

401(k)s/IRAs 401(k)s/IRAs have multiple layers of fees which are subject to change

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What should we be worried about today?

It’s hard to predict what tomorrow will bring. The further out we look the harder it is to trust the predictions we make. But we can use history and experience to make informed guesses.

Our next market correction is likely to be big

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Meet an acknowledged IUL expert

As an acknowledged IUL expert helped hundreds of people learn how to double their retirement income, earn an above-average rate of return, and access emergency cash at any time without taxes or panties. And As one client said an "IUL can be a very savvy vehicle for retirement planning and saving far beyond the life insurance benefit."

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It’s time to put another arrow in your quiver

Now, more than ever, it’s important to make sure that at least a portion of your retirement savings is protected against these uncertainties and gives you peace of mind. You can use a traditional death benefit, an IUL life insurance policy, to provide low-risk living benefits.

1. Zero is your hero. Properly structured IULs prevent you from experiencing losses.

2. When you use an IUL for income, you are borrowing not withdrawing, so you keep earning interest on the total value.

3. Income you borrow from your IUL while you are living is not taxed.

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Make sure all your arrows are well designed and fly straight.

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Balance the highs and lows with an agreed cap on gains and floor on loss

Know when you will have enough equity in the policy so you can borrow

Know how much you have to contribute and when to lower your costs

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An IUL is not for everyone

Just like most investments, not everyone can take advantage of the benefits an IUL can offer and not everyone is able to make the commitment or eligible to hold an IUL policy.

You must be in reasonably good health

You have to have post-tax income you can invest in your retirement of at least $15K annually

You have to be willing to forego a tax deduction today for future benefits

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Who is the Better Money Method?

The Better Money Method is a company and an approach created by Terry Laxton. Meet Terry. He believes in his approach and also makes a living helping people use it.

What People Says

I first became interested in learning more about whole life and universal life insurance about 5 years ago. My wife and i had term life insurance policies at that time solely for the life insurance benefit offered should one of us die unexpectedly. We had no desire to explore life insurance for any purpose beyond that. i came across a book, “The Better Money Method” by Terry Laxton. Mr. Laxton appeared to have years of experience with indexed universal life insurance ( IUL ), and the book was simply written with numerous facts and examples of how IUL policies can be a very savvy vehicle for retirement planning and saving far beyond the life insurance benefit. i eventually contacted Mr. Laxton and he spent countless hours on the phone explaining the intricacies of IUL policies and how one might benefit me.

1am a physician approaching 60 and although i had a 401K and an IRA, i was interested in the flexibility and safety from stock market risk that an IUL policy could offer. My wife and i set up an IUL policy through Mr. Laxton and i have been very pleased with the results so far. Although we are only 2 years into the process, i am confident it was a wise decision and Mr. Laxton has been available when needed.

i encourage anyone who would like to plan for retirement and is concerned about stock market risk, future tax uncertainty and protecting your family to read Mr. Laxton’s book, visit his website, and contact him about the unique advantages offered by indexed universal life insurance.

John A. Freeman MD

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