Variable Insurance
Is there a way to trade ETF’s or options in a variable life insurance policy?
You may be able to, if the insurance company offers it. Keep in mind that life insurance policies has very high operating expenses that eats away the returns of your investments. If your investments grow, your death benefit will grow too. If your investments fall, you are guaranteed a minimum death benefit of what you paid for.
Keep in mind, if you die someday, your family will receive just the death claim. All the cash value in the policy will be kept by the insurance company, unless otherwise stated in the policy.
If you want to achieve higher growth, you are better off putting your investments into a Roth IRA to avoid all the unnecessary fees that a life policy has. If you want life insurance, get term insurance because you probably don’t have much saved right now, so if you die, it would be devastating to your family (emotionally and financially). As your investments grow in your IRA, the need for life insurance declines. In 20-30 years, you probably won’t need life insurance or as much coverage. There’s a chance you may die during the term and there’s a chance you won’t. If you die during the term, your family will get death claim and all your investments. If you outlive the term, you may renew it and do some other changes to it or even cancel it. But you don’t need to worry about that for a very long time because you don’t know your needs in 20-30 years or know how your investments has performed.
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