Why do investors have such short-term memories? It seems that human nature teaches us that people try to forget pain as soon as possible, but they only take minimal action to prevent that pain from reoccurring.
Many investors who follow the crowd seem to have forgotten that 2003 and 2008 ever happened, even though their account balances are startling reminders of the losses they suffered due to the global economy, terrorism, and massive national debt. It’s almost as if they’ve put their blinders on, determined to move forward (even if it means walking off a fiscal cliff). Savvy and smart investors, on the other hand, have searched and found
conservative, safe, and proven financial strategies that are homes made of brick, instead of straw or sticks. A house of brick can withstand these storms and defiantly say, “Let the storms rage.” Max-funded, tax-advantaged contracts are proven to be solid, secure, and predictable. They’ve also shown promising rates of return, even during periods of volatility.
I’d encourage you to join the community of those who have taken the blinders off and see if a max-funded, tax-advantaged insurance contract is right for you. If this isn’t the right solution for you, we may have other financial solutions that will move you toward greater financial security and strength.
I’d invite you to take the next step below:
Simply request to meet with an IUL Specialist or financial professional to see if a MFTA contract would be right for your specific situation. An IUL Specialist will encourage your education in regards to these strategies and will meet with you on several occasions before any financial decisions are made. This will allow you to weigh your options with the help of our expertise—and without sales hype or pressure.