Want to shelter your assets from the prying eyes of the IRS, claims of creditors, or the public? Cash surrender value and life insurance proceeds are exempt from creditors in most states. In this episode, we’re talking about the privacy and creditor protection of life insurance. https://youtu.be/yu7D09hTe3M So, if you want to know how to protect your wealth, from future risk of litigation, civil suits, bankruptcy, or even divorce … tune in below! Table of contents* Where Creditor Protection of Life Insurance Fits In The Bigger Picture* Privacy and Protection Liability* Liability Insurance and Auto* The Privacy of a Life Insurance Policy* Creditor Protection of Life Insurance Cash Value* Federal Law* How Creditor Protection of Life Insurance Policies Varies by State* When Life Insurance Exemptions Don't Apply* Other Types of Asset Protection* Is Life Insurance Protected From Creditors? Where Creditor Protection of Life Insurance Fits In The Bigger Picture Life Insurance is just one step in the greater Cash Flow System. While it’s nestled into Stage 2, Protection, it also improves everything else around it. Infinite Banking helps you keep more of the money you make in Stage 1, amplify your cash-flowing asset strategy in Stage 3, and accelerate your Time and Money Freedom. Privacy and Protection Liability Privacy and protection liability are never something you need until you actually need them. In other words, most of us operate as if “it won’t happen to us,” and when an event occurs, it’s too late to protect against. For protection from creditors, and protection in bankruptcy, it it’s not the wealthiest who need protection the most. Although they're the most likely to protect their wealth. The people who should be most interested in asset protection are those who have fewer assets and cannot afford to lose them. Asset protection isn’t the most exciting topic, yet it is something that the wealthy think about. Success leaves clues--follow these clues that the wealthy leave and see how they grow and protect their assets. Liability Insurance and Auto A Property and Casualty insurance agent once said people don’t think about liability until after the fact. So much so, that many people think that their auto insurance covers all liability. It doesn’t. So if your dog bites somebody at the park, and causes an injury that lands them in the hospital, those hospital bills can come back to you. If the bills are above your liability coverage, a creditor can take this debt and potentially use up your assets to...
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