Frequently Asked Questions

Life Insurance

  • A contract where the insurer pays a beneficiary a sum upon the insured's death, providing financial security.

  • It offers financial protection for loved ones, covers debts, and aids in estate planning.

  • Term Life: Fixed-term coverage, no cash value.

    Whole Life: Lifetime coverage, builds cash value.

    Universal Life: Flexible premiums and benefits.

  • Consider debts, income replacement, and future financial goals.

  • Adjustments and upgrades are typically possible.

  • There's usually a grace period, after which the policy may lapse but can often be reinstated.

Annuities

  • A financial product offering a fixed income stream, often used by retirees.

  • Fixed: Guaranteed interest and payments.

    Indexed: Tied to a market index with minimum return guarantees.

  • Provide stable income, supplementing other retirement funds.

  • Fixed and indexed annuities are generally safe from market downturns due to guaranteed returns.

  • Offer tax-deferred growth, delaying taxes on earnings until withdrawal.

  • It’s possible, but may involve surrender charges and specific conditions.

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