09/03/2026
Protection with cash value potential.
What exactly is an IUL? An Indexed Universal Life policy is a type of permanent life insurance that provides a death benefit while also offering the potential to accumulate cash value over time. Interest credited to the cash-value portion can be linked to the performance of a market index, subject to the policy’s caps, floors, participation rates, fees, and other terms.
For families, that cash value can potentially become another long-term financial resource. Depending on how the policy performs and is structured, policyholders may be able to access available cash value through withdrawals or loans for future needs. It’s important to remember that an IUL isn’t a direct investment in the stock market, returns aren’t guaranteed, and loans or withdrawals can reduce the policy’s value and death benefit or cause it to lapse if not properly managed.
As we recognize the work families put into building their futures this Labor Day season, it’s a good time to think beyond today. Talk with Todd Bonanno about how an IUL works, the costs and risks involved, and whether it makes sense as part of your family’s long-term financial strategy.