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Life Insurance BeneficiaryWhen purchasing life insurance you are required to choose a policy beneficiary. A beneficiary of a life insurance policy is the one who receives the policy’s distribution is something happens to the insured. The most common beneficiary chosen is the spouse; however, children, grandchildren, trusts, benefits, churches, and many other entities can also be used as the beneficiary. I heard a lawyer say the other day that when you take out a life insurance policy as an investment or a policy with a larger face amount that you should examine the tax consequences on the beneficiary. An example: would the beneficiary receiving the face amount from your 20 year term life insurance policy of $2 million have any tax liability? If so then you should consider divesting some of the funds into a living trust that would alleviate the tax liability on the beneficiary. When you set up a trust for a life insurance policy
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