Part one of this three-part series on permanent life insurance highlights evolving tax rules and other factors leading to changes in permanent insurance products. Part two, on Thursday, outlines sales strategies for advisors, and part three, on Friday, compares universal life and whole life. Photo copyright: flynt/123RF.
April 8, 2016Consider cost and a client’s desire to be involved in the investment process when helping to choose a type of coverage
Although some clients may be put off by the cost of premiums, advisors can demonstrate the value of permanent coverage
Permanent policies are becoming more expensive and less tax-advantageous, but Canadians are still buying plenty of coverage
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