In order for fee-only advisors to truly be fiduciaries they need to utilize life insurance products that are in the best interests of the clients.

In order for fee-only advisors to truly be fiduciaries they need to utilize life insurance products that are in the best interests of the clients.
Investing in uncorrelated assets like life settlements can provide greater portfolio diversification and returns than using low-yielding bonds in a rising interest rate environment.
RIAs can utilize PPLI to shelter otherwise tax-inefficient assets from income and estate taxation.
How IUL policies allow portfolios to increase after-tax returns through increasing the equity allocation of the portfolio while minimizing volatility.
Investing in tax-free long-term bonds with equity dividends and no interest rate risk through whole life insurance.
How RIAs can use no-commission annuities to invest in long-term bonds in a tax-deferred vehicle without interest rate risk
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