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The payout provided to your beneficiaries upon your death is generally not subject to federal income tax, ensuring they receive the full amount intended. This can be a powerful tool for wealth transfer.

The money that accumulates in the policy's cash value component grows on a tax-deferred basis. This means you do not pay taxes on the interest or gains each year as they accumulate, allowing the cash value to compound more efficiently over time.

Policyholders can access their accumulated cash value during their lifetime through policy loans or withdrawals.

Withdrawals are generally tax-free up to the amount of premiums paid into the policy (your basis).

Policy Loans: Loans taken against the cash value are generally not considered taxable income, provided the policy remains in force. This allows access to funds for supplemental retirement income, emergencies, or other major expenses without immediately triggering a tax event.

Unlike traditional 401(k)s and IRAs, IUL policies do not have RMDs in retirement, giving you greater control over when you access your money.

Because income from IUL loans is generally not considered taxable income, it typically does not count against income thresholds that determine the taxation of Social Security benefits or higher Medicare Part B and D premiums.