Insurance Services
Insurance Services

Insurance planning is an essential component of any comprehensive financial plan. My objective is to provide my clients with sophisticated insurance planning that compliments their savings, retirement, and investment strategies. This can be accomplished through a variety of insurance-based practices. Working together, I can help advise you on the importance and implementation of each of the strategies listed below.
Life Insurance Retirement Plans (LIRP)
A life insurance retirement plan is a permanent life insurance policy that uses the cash value component to help fund retirement. LIRPs mimic the tax benefits of a Roth IRA, meaning you don’t pay taxes on any withdrawals after you are 59½ years old and cash gains are tax-deferred. Any permanent life insurance policy with a cash value, such as whole life insurance, can help fund retirement. Term life insurance does not have a cash value and cannot be used for a life insurance retirement plan.
High-risk professionals such as surgeons may use these plans as a way to generate tax-free income later in life. LIRPs protect their overall assets, provide an immediate, large death benefit, and provide tax-free income on their retirement years.
A life-saving plan that offers a tax-free income in retirement is an excellent way to protect one's assets and provide for the long term. While different types of life insurance plans are available, LIRPs may be a good option to consider.
Long-Term Care Insurance
Long-term care insurance refers to insurance specific to the care and support of elderly or incapacitated people. It can be used to cover a person's stay in a long-term care facility, whether it is for an extended period or just a few days.
Long-term care insurance is essential for anyone who has a family. Whether you have dependent children or grandchildren, long-term care insurance can help protect them from possible financial losses if something happens to you. If you're elderly and don't have enough resources to take care of yourself, long-term care insurance can be a valuable tool. Long-term care insurance also protects your loved ones if you suddenly lose your ability to support yourself.

Life Insurance
Life insurance is a necessary part of any financial plan. It is a policy that pays out when you pass away, and it can help protect your loved ones if something happens to you. There are different types of life insurance, and each has its benefits and risks.
For example, family life insurance will protect your spouse and children from financial losses if you are to pass on.
Professional life insurance will protect you and your colleagues in the business world. This type of policy is typically more expensive than family life insurance. Still, it can offer greater peace of mind because you expect it to cover your employer-owned property (EOP) as well as any income that may be generated from your business ventures.
Disability Income Insurance
Disability income insurance can help protect you financially if you experience a sudden disability. Many people don't realize that they might have to cover a disability, even if it's minor. For example, if you have a sprained ankle, you might have to cover the injury. Disability income insurance can also protect you if you lose your job due to a disability.
FAQs
Is a LIRP a Good Investment?
Life Insurance Retirement Plans may be a good investment for you and your family. As with any investment, it is always wise to weight the risks involved. A life insurance retirement plan is a financial investment that will provide you with the peace of mind and security you need in your twilight years.
How Can I Utilize Long-Term Care Insurance as a Retirement Income?
If you have long-term care insurance, you can use it to help cover your costs as you retire. You can also use it to help protect your costs if you experience a health scare or need to take time off from work to tend to your long-term care needs. In addition, long-term care insurance can help you save money on your funeral expenses.
Are Long-Term Care Insurance Benefits Taxable?
In general, the income from a long-term care insurance policy is non-taxable, and the premiums paid to buy the insurance are tax deductible. If your policy pays more than the limit and your expenses are lower than what you receive, the excess counts as taxable income. For example, if you receive $450 a day and your expenses are only $400 a day, the extra $50 is taxable