Life insurance is an extremely important asset for a
myriad of reasons, most of all the financial security that it provides to your
family in the event of an untimely death. For individuals with a high net
worth, life insurance provides significant help for payment of the estate tax. In
addition to the financial security it provides for your family, life insurance
is also an excellent vehicle to hold assets during lifetime especially in
Florida, where it is statutorily protected from creditors.
Although the benefits of life insurance are obvious,
it is an asset that can be extremely frustrating especially when not monitored
closely and often. This post will focus on the ways in which you can more
effectively monitor your life insurance policies in order to obtain the maximum
overall benefit.

An additional factor that should be monitored is the
allocation of the cash value. People often forget that whole life insurance
policies do contain an investment aspect which can affect the bottom line of
the policy. If your policy has been fully funded it may be advisable to
re-allocate the cash value to a more conservative asset allocation in order to
reduce any risk. On the other hand, if your policy is under-funded, you can
re-allocate to a more aggressive asset allocation in order to increase the cash
value.
Finally, some policies can simply be too expensive,
in which case it may be possible for some of the incidental benefits to be
reduced. Likewise, if the policy is not too expensive it may be possible to add
on additional benefits as part of your current policy.
Regardless of your financial situation, a life
insurance policy is an asset that should not be ignored. Additionally, should
you have any questions about your life insurance or the need for life insurance
as part of your overall estate planning, please do not hesitate to contact the
Morris Law Group.
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