Remaining PUA Premium, Practicing IBC® Living Abroad, & Is 65 Too Late? (BWL Q&A #47)

Aug 16, 2024

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In today's Banking With Life Q&A, James answers questions such as, "Does leaving Medicare affect my existing life insurance policy?", "Is it harder to get or keep a life insurance policy as a U.S. citizen living abroad?", "Is 65 too late to start Infinite Banking?", and more! As always, we hope you enjoy and thank you for listening!

1. 0:22 - Does leaving Medicare affect my existing life insurance policy?

2. 1:36 - Does my remaining PUA premium contribute to both death benefit and cash value?

3. 4:57 - Using a SEP IRA to pay off a high-interest loan through a policy?

4. 12:56 - Is it harder to get or keep a life insurance policy as a U.S. citizen living abroad?

5. 19:37 - Is borrowing against a whole life policy at lower rates better than traditional bank loans?

6. 25:35 - Is 65 too late to start Infinite Banking?

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