The Wittman Agency

10/01/2026

WHAT IF YOUR LIFE INSURANCE COULD HELP SAVE YOU FINANCIALLY WHILE YOU’RE STILL ALIVE?

WATCH THIS VIDEO. This man actually used the Living Benefits in his life insurance policy when he needed them most.

Life insurance isn’t only about leaving money behind when you die. With Living Benefits, you may be able to access a portion of your death benefit while you’re still alive if you experience a qualifying illness or condition.

THIS is why I believe everyone should understand how Living Benefits work.

Watch the video. It could completely change the way you think about life insurance.
Message me if you want to learn more

09/30/2026

Why do billionaires buy huge life insurance policies?

It sounds crazy, right? They already have all the money in the world! They don’t need insurance to pay the bills.

But back in 2014, a famous tech billionaire in Silicon Valley bought a massive $201 million life insurance policy. It was so big that 24 different insurance companies had to team up just to cover it!

Here is why super-rich people do this (and it’s not for the reason you think):

When a billionaire passes away, the government asks for a giant tax payment in cash, very quickly. But a billionaire's money is usually trapped in big buildings or company stock, not sitting in a bank account. The insurance policy gives the family instant cash so they can pay the tax without being forced to sell off the family business.

Imagine a parent owns a huge company. One kid wants to run it, but the other two don’t. The parent can leave the company to the first kid, and use a big life insurance payout to give the other two kids their fair share in cash. No fighting, everyone is happy!

In many states, money kept inside a life insurance policy is totally safe from lawsuits. If someone tries to sue a billionaire, that insurance money is locked away where no one can touch it.

Regular families use life insurance to protect their income. Billionaires use it like a giant shield to protect their empires and keep their wealth in the family.

08/20/2026

07/28/2026

#10 Most important!!

07/21/2026

2026 Roth IRA Contribution Limits
Age: Maximum Contribution
Under 50 ------- $7,500
50 or older------ $8,600 (includes a $1,100 catch-up contribution)

2026 Roth IRA Income Limits

Single Filers
Full contribution: MAGI less than $153,000
Partial contribution: MAGI $153,000–$168,000
No direct Roth IRA contribution: MAGI $168,000 or more

Married Filing Jointly
Full contribution: MAGI less than $242,000
Partial contribution: MAGI $242,000–$252,000
No direct Roth IRA contribution: MAGI $252,000 or more

*MAGI stands for Modified Adjusted Gross Income.

07/21/2026

07/16/2026

Most people have heard of life insurance... but very few have been shown how it can be used as a retirement and tax-planning tool.

Learn how you may be able to:
+Create tax-free retirement income
+Participate in market gains with 0% downside protection
+Access living benefits if you become chronically or critically ill

DM me "TAXFREE" and I'll be happy to explain how it works and answer your questions.

It may not be the right strategy for everyone, but the education could be valuable for you or someone you know.

06/09/2026

Interested in learning how to create a stream of TAX-FREE retirement income using cash value life insurance, income that can last as long as you do?

DM me the words "TAX FREE" and I'll send you a link to my calendar to schedule a complimentary review.

05/21/2026

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The wealthy have been doing this for centuries. While most people use life insurance only as a “just in case” death benefit, high-net-worth individuals and families have long used it as a powerful financial tool, for tax-advantaged growth, liquidity, and protecting cash flow during their lifetim...

04/28/2026

Long-term care is one of the most overlooked, but most important parts of financial planning.
As we age, there’s a strong chance we’ll need some form of care. The real issue isn’t just the care itself, it’s the cost.
Without a plan, it can quickly drain savings and place a financial burden on family.
Having a strategy in place helps protect your assets, maintain your independence, and ensures your loved ones aren’t left making difficult financial decisions.

Contact me for more info.