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The System Behind Tax-Free Wealth.

Policy Loans:

You borrow against your cash value (using it as collateral). The loan is not taxable as long as the policy stays active.

Withdrawals:

You can withdraw up to your basis (the amount you paid in premiums) tax-free.

Tax-Free Access To Cash Value

You can access your policy’s cash value without paying taxes by using policy loans or withdrawals.

Many people use this strategy to:

Supplement retirement income tax-free

Pay for college or emergencies

Start a business

Apply for Term Life

How It Works to Build Tax- Free Retirement Income.

Choose the coverage that fits your life—short-term protection, lifelong security, or flexible growth.

Step 1:

Fund the Policy

Step 2:

Grow Tax-Deferred

Step 3:

Access Money Tax-Free

Step 4:

Pass on a Tax-Free Legacy

Step 1: Fund the Policy

You make premium payments (either monthly or lump sums).

A portion covers the insurance cost; the rest goes into your cash value account, which earns index-based interest each year.

The goal is to “overfund” the policy (within IRS limits) to build strong cash value faster.

If the market drops, your policy earns 0%—never losing value, thanks to the built-in floor.

If the market index (like the S&P 500) rises, your account earns a portion of that growth.

Example:

If you build $400,000 in cash value by age 65, you can take out $30,000–$40,000 per year tax-free for 20+ years — while still leaving a death benefit for your family.

Helping your loved ones cover expenses, pay off debts, and maintain stability.

Step 1:

Fund the Policy

Step 2:

Grow Tax-Deferred

Step 3:

Access Money Tax-Free

Step 4:

Pass on a Tax-Free Legacy

Step 1: Fund the Policy

You make premium payments (either monthly or lump sums).

A portion covers the insurance cost; the rest goes into your cash value account, which earns index-based interest each year.

The goal is to “overfund” the policy (within IRS limits) to build strong cash value faster.

Step 1:

Fund the Policy

Step 2:

Grow Tax-Deferred

Step 3:

Access Money Tax-Free

Step 4:

Pass on a Tax-Free Legacy

Step 1: Fund the Policy

You make premium payments (either monthly or lump sums).

A portion covers the insurance cost; the rest goes into your cash value account, which earns index-based interest each year.

The goal is to “overfund” the policy (within IRS limits) to build strong cash value faster.

Tax-Free Retirement Comparison

Feature

Tax on Contributions

Tax on Growth

Tax on Withdrawals

Contribution Limits

Market Risk

Growth Potential

Access Before 59½

Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)

Death Benefit

Liquidity & Control

Protection

Indexed Universal Life (IUL)

After-tax (like Roth)

Tax-deferred

Tax-free (via loans/withdrawals)

Flexible / No IRS cap

No loss — gains capped

Indexed to market (0% floor)

Yes (no penalty)

None

Tax-free to beneficiaries

Full access via policy loans

Market downside protection

401(k)

Pre-tax

Tax-deferred

Taxable as income

$23,000 (under 50)

Full market exposure

Unlimited (market-based)

10% penalty

Yes (at 73)

Taxed to heirs

Restricted until retirement age

Market losses possible

Roth IRA

After-tax

Tax-free

Tax-free (qualified)

$7,000 (under 50)

Full market exposure

Unlimited (market-based)

10% penalty

None

Tax-free to beneficiaries

Restricted until retirement age

Market losses possible

Feature

Tax on Contributions

Tax on Growth

Tax on Withdrawals

Contribution Limits

Market Risk

Growth Potential

Access Before 59½

Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)

Death Benefit

Liquidity & Control

Protection

Indexed Universal Life (IUL)

After-tax (like Roth)

Tax-deferred

Tax-free (via loans/withdrawals)

Flexible / No IRS cap

No loss — gains capped

Indexed to market (0% floor)

Yes (no penalty)

None

Tax-free to beneficiaries

Full access via policy loans

Market downside protection

401(k)

Pre-tax

Tax-deferred

Taxable as income

$23,000 (under 50)

Full market exposure

Unlimited (market-based)

10% penalty

Yes (at 73)

Taxed to heirs

Restricted until retirement age

Market losses possible

Roth IRA

After-tax

Tax-free

Tax-free (qualified)

$7,000 (under 50)

Full market exposure

Unlimited (market-based)

10% penalty

None

Tax-free to beneficiaries

Restricted until retirement age

Market losses possible

IUL

401(k)

Roth IRA

Tax on Contributions

Tax on Growth

Tax on Withdrawals

Contribution Limits

Market Risk

Growth Potential

Access Before 59½

Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)

Death Benefit

Liquidity & Control

Protection

After-tax (like Roth)

Tax-deferred

Tax-free (via loans/withdrawals)

Flexible / No IRS cap

No loss — gains capped

Indexed to market (0% floor)

Yes (no penalty)

None

Tax-free to beneficiaries

Full access via policy loans

Market downside protection

In Short: An annuity helps you save more efficiently for retirement by letting your money grow without annual taxes — and when structured properly, can even provide tax-free income for life.

What Are Living Benifits.

Living Benefits allow you to use part of your life insurance while you’re still alive — instead of only providing a death benefit after you pass.

Serious illness

Chronic or terminal conditions

Critical injury

Financial or retirement needs (depending on the policy type)

Policy Type

Term Life

Whole Life

IUL

Main Living Benefits

Terminal, critical, or chronic illness riders

Cash value loans, accelerated benefits, dividends

Cash value loans, chronic/critical/terminal illness riders

Cash Access

None (no cash value)

Yes (guaranteed)

Yes (index-based growth)

Market Protection

N/A

Guaranteed growth

Yes (0% floor)

Common Uses

Illness coverage during working years

Long-term wealth building, emergencies

Tax-free retirement income, wealth transfer

Policy Type

Term Life

Whole Life

IUL

Main Living Benefits

Terminal, critical, or chronic illness riders

Cash value loans, accelerated benefits, dividends

Cash value loans, chronic/critical/terminal illness riders

Cash Access

None (no cash value)

Yes (guaranteed)

Yes (index-based growth)

Market Protection

N/A

Guaranteed growth

Yes (0% floor)

Common Uses

Illness coverage during working years

Long-term wealth building, emergencies

Tax-free retirement income, wealth transfer

Main Living Benefits

Cash Access

Market Protection

Common Uses

Term Life

Whole Life

IUL

Terminal, critical, or chronic illness riders

Cash value loans, accelerated benefits, dividends

Cash value loans, chronic/critical/terminal illness riders

What It Means to Be Your Own Bank

It’s a strategy where you use the cash value of your life insurance policy as your own private source of financing — instead of borrowing money from traditional banks.

You repay yourself, with interest, keeping the money within your personal system.

You borrow against it (instead of withdrawing it).

You build cash value over time.

How It Works — Step by Step.

Choose the coverage that fits your life—short-term protection, lifelong security, or flexible growth.

1 Open a High-Cash-Value Life Insurance Policy

2 Build Cash Value

3 Borrow Against Your Cash Value

4 Pay Yourself Back

5 Maintain the Policy for Life

Summary Table:

Advantage

Tax-Free Access

Guaranteed Growth

Liquidity & Control

Compounding Never Stops

Tax-Free Legacy

Interest Recapture

Description

Borrowing from your policy isn’t taxable income.

Whole Life guarantees cash value growth; IUL adds index potential.

Access funds anytime, no credit checks, no approval needed.

Even borrowed funds continue to grow inside the policy.

Death benefit pays out tax-free to beneficiaries.

You repay yourself — not a lender.

In Simple Terms: Being your own bank means redirecting the money you’d normally pay others (like lenders, banks, or credit cards) back into your own financial system — using life insurance as your personal financial foundation.

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Plans Made For You

Wherever life takes you, we’re here—providing trusted protection and guidance for generations to come.

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Maryland
DC
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Texas
Michigan
West Virginia
North Carolina
Connecticut
Arizona
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LOCATION

Head Office,123 Street, Canbury Road, New York

EMAIL

aglinc@gmail.com

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The System Behind Tax-Free Wealth.

The System Behind Tax-Free Wealth.

The System Behind Tax-Free Wealth.

Policy Loans:

You borrow against your cash value (using it as collateral). The loan is not taxable as long as the policy stays active.

Withdrawals:

You can withdraw up to your basis (the amount you paid in premiums) tax-free.

Tax-Free Access To Cash Value

Tax-Free Access To Cash Value

You can access your policy’s cash value without paying taxes by using policy loans or withdrawals.

Many people use this strategy to:

Supplement retirement income tax-free

Pay for college or emergencies

Start a business

Apply for Term Life

Apply for Term Life

Apply for Term Life

How It Works to Build Tax- Free Retirement Income.

How It Works to Build Tax- Free Retirement Income.

Choose the coverage that fits your life—short-term protection, lifelong security, or flexible growth.

Step 1:

Fund the Policy

Step 2:

Grow Tax-Deferred

Step 3:

Access Money Tax-Free

Step 4:

Pass on a Tax-Free Legacy

Step 1: Fund the Policy

You make premium payments (either monthly or lump sums).

A portion covers the insurance cost; the rest goes into your cash value account, which earns index-based interest each year.

The goal is to “overfund” the policy (within IRS limits) to build strong cash value faster.

If the market drops, your policy earns 0%—never losing value, thanks to the built-in floor.

If the market index (like the S&P 500) rises, your account earns a portion of that growth.

Example:

If you build $400,000 in cash value by age 65, you can take out $30,000–$40,000 per year tax-free for 20+ years — while still leaving a death benefit for your family.

Helping your loved ones cover expenses, pay off debts, and maintain stability.

Step 1:

Fund the Policy

Step 2:

Grow Tax-Deferred

Step 3:

Access Money Tax-Free

Step 4:

Pass on a Tax-Free Legacy

Step 1: Fund the Policy

You make premium payments (either monthly or lump sums).

A portion covers the insurance cost; the rest goes into your cash value account, which earns index-based interest each year.

The goal is to “overfund” the policy (within IRS limits) to build strong cash value faster.

Step 1:

Fund the Policy

Step 2:

Grow Tax-Deferred

Step 3:

Access Money Tax-Free

Step 4:

Pass on a Tax-Free Legacy

Step 1: Fund the Policy

You make premium payments (either monthly or lump sums).

A portion covers the insurance cost; the rest goes into your cash value account, which earns index-based interest each year.

The goal is to “overfund” the policy (within IRS limits) to build strong cash value faster.

Tax-Free Retirement Comparison

Feature

Tax on Contributions

Tax on Growth

Tax on Withdrawals

Contribution Limits

Market Risk

Growth Potential

Access Before 59½

Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs)

Death Benefit

Liquidity & Control

Protection

Indexed Universal Life (IUL)

After-tax (like Roth)

Tax-deferred

Tax-free (via loans/withdrawals)