David Chudyk and Justin Sykes discuss non-traditional uses of life insurance. The most common use for life insurance (and a very important use) is for DEATH benefit protection. This provides a cash death benefit to a beneficiary when an insured dies. The death benefit is then, typically, used to pay family expenses.Other uses for life insurance are:Cash Value accumulation.Long term care/critical illness protection.Funding of BUY/SELL agreements.Providing revenue to a company if a key person passes away.To discuss how any of these concepts might fit into your financial situation, email [email protected] OR go to Schedule a Chat (weeklywealthpodcast.com)To get your Value Builder Score, visit www.weeklywealthpodcast.com/valuebuilderscore

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