tangerinegreen555
Well-Known Member
I don't have a handlebar *moustache*.The surrender period was 10 years, that was up years ago....paid up additions rider and dividends reinvested into the policies.
The dividend scales of mutual insurance are much more predictable to me than the unstable stock market. I've done quite well on these over the last 20+ years. As well as I could have playing stocks? No. Prolly not. But the liquidity is there, the values have grown far beyond the contribution and if I need a loan, I borrow from myself on my terms which can change any time. Tax free, survived the Great Depression and any borrowed amount still earns dividends.
Glad you got a chuckle though. Hope your knives are sharper than your wit.
Your handlebar mustache is sexy.
I wasn't being witty.
And anybody who calls a whole life insurance policy their primary investment is broke.
I paid my kids way through school. Not hard with proper long term investing.
Nice try, knife sharpener.