A 60 year old female in a 28% tax bracket places $50,000 in a CD
3 that earns 3.5% interest.
|
|
AWT
|
CD
|
|
Year
|
Guaranteed Death Benefit
Paid to Heirs Income Tax-Free
|
Available to Heirs
Net of Income Tax
|
|
1
|
$114,736.00
|
$51,282.25
|
|
5
|
$114,736.00
|
$56,748.61
|
|
10
|
$114,736.00
|
$64,408.09
|
|
15
|
$114,736.00
|
$73,101.39
|
|
20
|
$114,736.00
|
$82,968.04
|
|
25
|
$114,736.00
|
$94,166.42
|
The Oxford Life Advance Wealth Transfer plan may help you recoup losses that were
suffered during a stock market crash, while eliminating stock market risk.
Mary, a 60-year-old female (non-tobacco, Tier 1) originally purchased $75,000
in a stock portfolio
The portfolio suffered losses of
$25,000
to diminish the value to only
$50,000
The client would like to eliminate stock market risk, but they are concerned about
the loss of capital they suffered in the stock market
Strategy:
Client sells the stock portfolio and may possibly be able to write-off the
$25,000
capital loss on their income taxes4
The remaining value of
$50,000
is placed into an AWT single premium life plan
The AWT single premium life plan guarantees a death benefit of
$114,736
This increase is locked in immediately and passes upon death, income tax-free to
their designated beneficiaries
$50,000
Asset earmarked to be left to heirs by 60 year old female, non-smoker, Tier 1
$30,000
Transferred to a single premium life plan
The life plan creates an immediate death benefit value of
$68,759
Income Tax-Free
$20,000
Freed up for your personal use!