The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 meant Judy no longer needed all the life insurance she’d put in place years ago. Her estate planning attorney requested an appraisal for secondary market value. Through the appraisal process, they opted to sell one of the policies and create enough liquidity to fund the other policies for years, allowing her to fund her own caregiving and lifestyle needs.
Financial ripple effect caused reductions in cash flow
Used the cash to fund their livelihood.
Surrendering policy and interested in receiving more money
Adult children unable to pay premiums to maintain the policy.
Policy was eating cash flow needed for caregiving costs
Funded long-term care needs and relieved financial stress from her family.
