If you bought a whole-life insurance policy when your kids were still in pull-up pants, you've probably built up a sizable stash of cash. And if you're heading into retirement with a decimated investment portfolio, a mortgage and increased medical expenses, that cash in your policy may be more useful now than later -- especially if your loved ones don't need the death benefit after you're gone. Tags: whole life insurance, cash value life insurance, Sandra Block, universal life, 1035 exchange, Genworth, Northwestern Mutual, Lifeline Program, Habersham Funding
Posted: 9 years, 6 month(s) ago
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