Annuities & Life Insurance 101
Welcome to Annuities & Life Insurance 101, your go-to resource for understanding key concepts related to life insurance and annuities.
Here, you’ll find clear, concise, and accurate information to help you make informed decisions about your future.
Start exploring today and take the first step towards finding the right solution for you to discuss with your agent. (Or, when you’re ready, you can request a call from a National Life agent.)
What Is a MYGA — And Can It Help You Save for Retirement?
A multi-year guaranteed annuity (MYGA) is an annuity that lets you lock in a guaranteed interest rate for a certain length of time, for example three or five years. This may be to your advantage when interest rates are high, or when you have no immediate need to tap into your savings.
What Annuity Owners Need to Know About Qualified vs. Non-Qualified Plans
When you buy an annuity to save for retirement, one option is to do so through your employer in either a qualified or non-qualified plan.
What Is a Life Insurance Loan And How Can You Get One?
Permanent life insurance primarily is meant to provide death benefit protection. But with a permanent life insurance policy, you can also grow its cash surrender value, tax deferred (which means that cash surrender value may grow more quickly than if you had to pay taxes on gains every year).
You may be able to take a life insurance loan using the cash surrender value of the policy as collateral.
How to Initiate a Life Insurance Loan From National Life Group
When you’re ready to take a life insurance loan, borrowing against your policy from National Life, there are just a few steps to follow.
Life insurance, Living Benefits, and Alzheimer's Disease
Most people know that life insurance provides a death benefit when you die. But life insurance often also comes with Living Benefits that can provide financial resources to pay for expenses due to a qualifying event.
Living Benefits are available with every National Life Group life insurance policy (depending on state approval). One example is the Alzheimer's Disease Rider.