Whole Life Insurance – Explanation
An explanation of Whole Life Insurance and Universal Life Insurance
Duration : 0:2:4
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I bet you this …
I bet you this sucker does not own whole life. He is not even sure of what he is talking about.
@metalhead33 You …
@metalhead33 You are so smart, go study the concept of Corridor of insurance. It explains why you dont get both CV and DB. Unless its option 2 on a UL.
@skorparc31-Its …
@skorparc31-Its better because you can leverage the Cash Value in so many ways. Stop selling for PFS, and you can learn all the different ways.
@danielsp9 Term is …
@danielsp9 Term is only good for temporary needs, what happens long term?
@skorparc31 …
@skorparc31 Misleading at best, Whole has an increasing death benefit unlike term insurance. And with UL you can get both the death benefit and the cash value. I hate people who mislead the public to sell their term.
I have $100 that …
I have $100 that says he has a term insurance policy on himself!!!!!!!
LOL what a piece of …
LOL what a piece of $@#$% Video! TERM WINS!!!! See TermLifeAssurance,org
TermLifeAssurance, …
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He removed his …
He removed his comments because he know term is the way to go.
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get the facts on life insurance search this video: dorlan francis on life insurance
removing his …
removing his internet footprint.
why does he always …
why does he always remove his comments???
astroman30: did …
astroman30: did your parents have any children that lived? LOL. BTW, I found your picture online, its very becoming of you.
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LMAO, you handsome devil.
Over the period of …
Over the period of 113 years, the averaged annual rate of return for the DOW (40.94 points to 7815.52 points) equals 4.76%. Again, nowhere relatively close to 12%. I’m truly sad that you are incapable of doing simple math but maybe one of your “SOURCES” can teach you how. Maybe you shouldn’t have quit school. Wasn’t such a good idea after all was it.
The Dow Jones …
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is the oldest “index” to measure the performance of the stock market. It was created on May 26th, 1896 in which it closed at 40.94 points. The root word of “Index” is “indicator” which means measuring tool. From 1896 to 2009 is 113 years (I’m sure you’re lost already). As of 10:49 AM CT of today, the DOW is at 7815.52 points. (7815.52 – 40.94) / (40.94) * 100 = an ABSOLUTE percentile return of 18990.18%.———–>
How do you even …
How do you even function in life without having a “SOURCE”. LMAO. By the way, you\’re not helping your case very much by continually calling public websites your “SOURCE”. It doesn’t make you sound anymore intelligent and its all ready been easily ascertained that you don’t have much of that.
sure you can. en …
sure you can. en dot wikipedia dot org forward slash wiki forward slash S%26P_500.
You can do that can’t you?
Since you’ve shared …
Since you’ve shared with us all what you DON’T know about finance, is there anything that you possibly could share with us that you DO know….about anything? I would like to think you’re not completely mentally disabled and would hope that this is all a big put on. Here’s your chance to look intelligent. Anything? Share anything at all with us.
You haven’t named …
You haven’t named any sources. You’ve simply lied young man. If you named a source, you would have included a link in your message. You’re an incompetent fool and can’t even perform the basic mathematics that a school child is able to perform. You’re borderline retarded.
On the S&P 500′s …
On the S&P 500′s first day of existence which was on March 4th, 1957; it closed at 44.06 points. Today it is currently trading at 822.31 points as of 10:13 AM CT. Now, do you know how to calculate mathematics? What’s the total percentile growth from 44.06 to 822.31? (822.31 – 44.06) / (44.06) * 100 = 1766.34%. This number is called the ABSOLUTE Return since 1957. Over a 52 year period that equates to an averaged annual return from 1957 until today of 5.79%. A of a difference from 12%.
Are they actually …
Are they actually teaching you to say this crap at your company seminars or are you just that stupid? What company do you represent?
You’ve just lied …
You’ve just lied again. There’s nowhere on Motley Fools website that says the entire stock market has averaged 12% per year since 1929. I’ve diminished you to an idiot.
I’ll give you …
I’ll give you simple example you moron of a person. There are less than 100 PUBLICALY TRADED STOCK COMPANIES that even exist today that existed in 1929 so how in the can you measure the entire stock market since 1929? FOR THE LAST TIME YOU CAN’T!!!!!!!! You should see your doctor to make sure you’re not mentally unstable you dumb son of a bitch.
Actually, it’s …
Actually, it’s motley fool’s website.