In this piece, Brian exhibits how an IUL policy's favorable liquidity terms could be advantageous to your client's financial plan as mortgage rates reach a new 22-year high.

In this episode of Money Script Monday, Luke provides a story reflecting various retirement plans to demonstrate how taxed, tax-deferred, and tax-free account structures can drastically affect an individual’s retirement.

In Laurence's latest article featured in Broker World Magazine, he presents a strategic approach for business owners that combines life insurance and executive retention to attract and retain valuable talent.

In this episode of Money Script Monday, Kevin juxtaposes retirement portfolios with differing levels of risk to demonstrate how market conditions impact the outcome of a retiree’s income.

In this episode of Money Script Monday, Allee covers three repeatable steps that business owners should incorporate into their process for building client relationships to grow their business.

In this episode of Money Script Monday, Kyle provides highly effective resources for clients that communicate how IUL is not just a product but a solution to potential financial problems from taxes and market volatility.

In this episode of Money Script Monday, Michael shares a hybrid leveraging strategy that can potentially increase the legacy that retirees are able to pass down to their heirs.

The only other time that the U.S. has been cut from its highest AAA rating was by S&P in 2011 when budget standoff issues and a prolonged fight over the government's borrowing limit caused unnecessary borrowing costs.

In this episode of Money Script Monday, Brian demonstrates the impact that interest rate environments can have on the outcome of an annuity purchase to offer more guidance around economic conditions to consider when adding an annuity to your financial plan.

In this episode of Money Script Monday, Adam demonstrates how financing allows for larger capital purchases and explains how financing can be used to accomplish more income in retirement while using less of your own money.