Episode 124 - Getting Everything You Can Out of Your Life Insurance Policy with David Rosell

Disruptive Successor Podcast

In this episode of The Disruptive Successor Show, Jonathan features David Rosell, the founder of Rosell Wealth Management and the author of Failure Is Not an Option, Keep Climbing, and In the Know.

People who no longer need their insurance coverage can choose a life settlement, a lump sum payment worth more than the cash surrender value but less than the death benefit.

HIGHLIGHT QUOTES

David: Explaining how life settlement works

"Investors can include pension funds, hedge funds, banks, and the policy is put up for sale more than its cash surrender value and less than the death benefit, and the policy owner sells the policy in exchange for a lump sum cash payment."

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Investment advisory services are offered through Valmark Advisers, Inc. an SEC Registered Investment Advisor Securities offered through Valmark Securities, Inc. Member FINRA, SIPC 130 Springside Drive, Ste 300 Akron, Ohio 44333-2431. [phone]. Rosell Wealth Management is a separate entity from Valmark Securities, Inc. and Valmark Advisers, Inc. Valmark Securities supervises all life settlements like a security transaction and its’ registered representatives act as brokers on the transaction and may receive a fee from the purchaser. Once a policy is transferred, the policy owner has no control over subsequent transfers and may be required to disclosure additional information later. If a continued need for coverage exists, the policy owner should consider the availability, adequacy, and cost of the comparable coverage. A life settlement transaction may require an extended period to complete and result in higher costs and fees due to their complexity. Policy owners considering the need for cash should consider other less costly alternatives. A life settlement may affect the insured’s ability to obtain insurance in the future and the seller’s eligibility for certain public assistance programs. When an individual decides to sell their policy, they must provide complete access to their medical history and other personal information. The client's name has been changed to protect confidentiality. The gross offer will be reduced by commissions and expenses related to the sale. Each client’s experience varies, and there is no guarantee that a life settlement will generate an offer greater than the current cash surrender value.