Your Retirement Roadmap - IUL Booklet Report - Ken DuBose
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YOUR PERSONAL RETIREMENT<br />
KEY ASSUMPTIONS<br />
<strong>Your</strong> Personal <strong>Retirement</strong> <strong>Roadmap</strong><br />
<strong>IUL</strong> ROADMAP SUMMARY<br />
Age: 40 Age you will trigger income: 70<br />
Annual Contribution: $20,000 Lifetime Contribution: $380,000<br />
Working Tax Rate: 35% Assumed <strong>Retirement</strong> Tax Rate: 50%<br />
<strong>IUL</strong> Interest Rate: 7% Expected Tax-Free Income: $69,858<br />
◦ The Indexed Universal Life suggested for you is illustrated with a more conservative internal rate of return of 7%,<br />
however it actually had an internal rate of return of over 9% for the past 25 years even factoring in the cost of insurance.<br />
Premiums are made with after-tax dollars, the earnings grow tax-deferred and the income is withdrawn taxfree.<br />
◦ Taxable Accounts (like a bank CD) in today’s market pay 1% or less in many cases. Investment is made with after-tax<br />
dollars (money you have already paid taxes on) and Investors must also pay taxes on their investment income in the<br />
year it is received. Examples include investment accounts and bank accounts.<br />
◦ Tax-Deferred Accounts (like a mutual fund IRA or 401k) have Mutual funds have only averaged 1.9% for the past 30<br />
years, 2.5% for the past 20 years and 2.6% for the past 10 years. The fees each year in many cases range from 1 - 2%<br />
expense (fees). The investment is sheltered from taxes as long as they remain in the account. Examples include 401k’s<br />
and IRA’s.<br />
◦ Tax-Exempt Accounts (like a mutual fund Roth IRA) have a limit on how much can be contributed to the account each<br />
year. Contributions are made with after-tax dollars, (money you have already paid taxes on), grows tax-deferred and<br />
withdrawals at retirement are not subject to taxes. (please note above on mutual fund historical returns)<br />
<strong>IUL</strong> SUMMARY<br />
$2,095,000<br />
TOTAL TAX-FREE INCOME TAKEN BY AGE 95<br />
$365,305<br />
ACCOUNT VALUE AT AGE 95<br />
$422,050<br />
DEATH BENEFIT AT AGE 95<br />
The <strong>IUL</strong> values on this page come from the non-guaranteed values shown in the carrier illustration. Actual historical returns have<br />
been higher, however past results do not guarantee future performance. This presentation is not valid unless combined with carrier<br />
illustration and brochure.<br />
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