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In this graphic I’m demonstrating that if instead of a whole life insurance policy, if you just got a term policy and invested the difference between the two policies and earned a conservative 4% rate of return, you’d come out about $100k ahead. Whole life policies are great for the sales agent and insurance companies that sell them and terrible for everyone else.
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[…] If you take the term life policy and invest the difference every year, earn even a conservative 4% a year in the stock market, you’d have accumulated over $100,000. […]
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