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“Is it 1035 Time?”

Disclosure: There may be liquidity issues (potential surrender and tax charges) when replacing a policy, increased sales charges, fees, and tax implications. The new policy will likely have its own new surrender charge schedule, which may extend beyond that of the original policy. You may pay higher premiums if, for example, your health has declined since the purchase of the current policy. The new policy typically will have a new contestability period – a two-year period from the issuance of the new policy during which the insurance company could challenge a death claim based upon a misstatement on the application. Any policy loans could affect the performance and surrender of the existing policy.

“All the Consulting (Almost) None of the Cost”

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