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what is accelerated death benefit
Life Insurance
Avery Logan

What is an Accelerated Death Benefit?

Accelerated death benefits are life insurance policy riders or provisions that can be added to your insurance and allows you to access death benefits while you’re still alive. The accelerated death benefit is common and can often be included in your policy at no additional cost.

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universal life insurance
Life Insurance
Avery Logan

What Is Universal Life Insurance?

Universal life policies are a great coverage option that also allows you to plan for retirement if utilized properly. Although the various forms can be confusing, we’ve broken down everything you need to know about this type of policy in our comprehensive guide.

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modified endowment contract
Life Insurance
Catherine Brock

What Is a Modified Endowment Contract?

A modified endowment contract (MEC) is an overfunded cash value life insurance policy that has more restrictive tax rules than standard life insurance. The MEC came into being in the late 1980s, when the IRS moved to close a tax loophole involving permanent life policies.

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medicaid spend down
Senior Care
Catherine Brock

What is Medicaid Spend Down and How Does it Work?

Medicaid spend down is a financial strategy used to qualify for Medicaid nursing home coverage. In short, “spending down” involves reducing one’s income or assets to the point of eligibility. Medicaid law allows you to do so under some complex guidelines. You would typically pursue a spend down on behalf of a family member who needs pricey, long-term care.

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difference between viatical and life settlement
Viatical Settlements
Harbor Life Settlements

Viatical Settlements vs Life Settlements: Definitions and Differences

Are you considering selling your life insurance policy, but not quite sure how a viatical settlement differs from a life settlement? The two are often mistakenly used interchangeably, but there are several key differences you should be aware of when trying to determine your eligibility, and what option is best suited for your unique needs.

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