Lesson 5: FAQ About This Important Wealth Creating Structure
Why would I want to pay interest to have access to my own money?
How long does it take for this structure to “get into place”?
Am I too old to start this strategy and structure now?
How much of my retained earnings should I contribute to my policy every year?
Why does the cash value grow so slowly in the early years? Is it really worth it?
Why does the cash value and the death benefit sync up at age 100?
If I’m planning to leverage against my policy, what happens if interest rates rise?
What is the fee structure or commission for this type of permanent policy & financial structure?
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