IUL vs. 401(k) Comparison

IUL vs. 401(k)

This IUL vs. 401(k) comparison shows quite a difference between these two products. Here we compare Safety of Principle, Tax Consequences, Access to Your Money, Restrictions and Fees.

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Tax-Free IUL Savings Vehicle

Safety of Principle:

  • Your money is NOT invested in the Stock Market.
  • Your Money is NOT subject to volatility.
  • Your Money is NOT exposed or subject to investment risk.
  • Your Money is NOT subject to investment loss.
  • All annual growth is LOCKED-IN permanently and account CANNOT ever depreciate in value.

Tax Consequences:

  • Your money grows Tax Free.
  • There are NOT Taxes when you retire and withdraw your money.
  • There are NOT Taxes when you die.
  • There are NOT Taxes when you pass your money to your family.

Access to Your Money:

  • You can access your money whenever you need it.
  • There are NO early withdrawal penalties.
  • You don’t have to pay it back.

Restrictions:

  • There is NO limit on how much you can contribute to your plan on an annual basis (up to max MEC limit)
  • There is NO age restriction fro withdrawal.

Fees:

  • Charges are a fraction of the expenses and administration cost of a traditional qualified plan.

401K – IRA – Pension

Safety of Principle:

  • Your Money IS invested in the Stock Market.
  • Your Money IS subject to volatility.
  • Your Money IS exposed and IS subject to investment risk.
  • Your Money IS subject to investment loss.
  • Growth is NOT locked-in and account CAN DEPRECIATE in value.

Tax Consequences:

  • Your money grows Tax Deferred.
  • You PAY Taxes when you retire and withdraw your money.
  • You PAY Taxes when you die.
  • You PAY Taxes when you pass your money to your family.

Access to Your Money:

  • You have limited access to your money
  • You PAY early withdrawal penalties.
  • You have to PAY it back.

Restrictions:

  • There IS a limit on how much you can contribute to your plan on an annual basis.
  • There IS an age restriction for withdrawal.

Fees:

  • Charge significant fees and expenses and the administration of your account even if the account depreciates in value.

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