High-net-worth (HNW) families in New York, California, Texas, and Florida increasingly use life insurance and insurance-wrapped strategies to create liquidity, fund estate taxes, preserve family …
Practical Guide to Funding Inheritances with Life Insurance for Ultra-HNW Estates
Life insurance is a cornerstone for ultra–high-net-worth (UHNW) estate planning in the United States. When properly structured, life insurance provides liquidity, income‑tax‑efficient wealth transfer, and …
How Rising Interest Rates and Mortality Improvements Are Reshaping HNW Life Insurance Pricing
High net worth (HNW) estate planning in the United States increasingly relies on life insurance to transfer wealth, fund estate taxes, and finance philanthropic goals. …
Policy Ownership Strategies: How Entity Relationships Affect Wealth Transfer and Taxes
When high-net-worth (HNW) families use life insurance as a wealth-transfer vehicle, who owns the policy is as important as which policy they buy. Ownership determines …
Avoiding Common Pitfalls: Policy Loans, Surrenders, and Their Impact on Estate Taxes
High-net-worth (HNW) families in New York, California, Texas, and across the United States frequently use life insurance as a wealth-transfer and estate-liquidity tool. But policy …
Why Life Insurance Is the Premier Wealth-Transfer Tool for High Net Worth Families
High net worth (HNW) families in the United States—particularly in wealth centers like New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Miami—face a unique set …
Optimizing Beneficiary Structures and Contingent Trusts for Life-Insurance Transfers
High-net-worth (HNW) families in the United States increasingly rely on life insurance as a predictable, tax-efficient wealth-transfer vehicle. When properly structured, beneficiary designations and contingent …
The Impact of Longevity Trends on Premium Financing and Policy Design
High net worth (HNW) clients in the United States increasingly rely on life insurance to transfer wealth, mitigate estate taxes, and preserve liquidity. Two forces …
How Life Insurance Provides Liquidity at Death to Settle Estate Taxes and Preserve Assets
High-net-worth (HNW) estates often face concentrated illiquid assets (real estate, closely held businesses, private equity) that create a timing mismatch between tax obligations at death …
Pricing Trends for Survivorship and Whole-Life Products: What HNW Buyers Need to Know
High-net-worth (HNW) families in the United States use survivorship (second-to-die) and whole-life products as core estate-planning and tax-mitigation tools. As macro conditions and product innovations …