Permalink Submitted by William Tuttle on Mon, 2017-01-30 18:40
A quick google search shows these being hyped by a few common sites. They are using the new “fiduciary rule” to spread FUD. They do not give any detail of what these so called retirement plans really are. There is no new retirement plans enacted recently. U.S. Code 26f refers to life insurance. Since this is basically life insurance, it is probably one of the “bank on yourself” schemes. Most likely just a way to sell whole/permanent/expensive insurance contracts. Run, RUN very fast and far away.
Permalink Submitted by William Tuttle on Mon, 2017-01-30 18:40
A quick google search shows these being hyped by a few common sites. They are using the new “fiduciary rule” to spread FUD. They do not give any detail of what these so called retirement plans really are. There is no new retirement plans enacted recently. U.S. Code 26f refers to life insurance. Since this is basically life insurance, it is probably one of the “bank on yourself” schemes. Most likely just a way to sell whole/permanent/expensive insurance contracts. Run, RUN very fast and far away.
Permalink Submitted by joe mccarthy on Tue, 2017-03-07 17:31
How and where can you invest in a 26f program?