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Family Income need should be divided into the following 3 income periods:
1. Famlily Dependency Period - income needs will be greatest during this period because still have young children
Pre-retirement Period - surviving spouse is not eligible for SS benefits
Retirement Period - SS benfits are in effect
Black out period
time between the youngest child turns 16 and when the surviving spouse turns 60
2 methods to determine need for life insurance
1. Human Value Approach
2. Needs Analysis Approach
Human Value Approach
a rational method looking at monetary value of an individuals future earnings up to retirement
Needs Approach
more widely used method, concerned with the precise amount of money needed to pay the mortgage, clothes, groceries, etc
Steps used for Needs Approack:
1. gather info
2. est. objectives
3. analyze info
4. develop plan
5. implement plan
6. monitor/review periodically
intervivos trust
revocable trust created while the ED is still alive, to hold property for the benefit of another ALSO CALLED A LIVING TRUST
Testamentary trust
trust created within a will -- does not take affect until death of grantor
intestate
when a perosn dies without leaving a will -- overseen by a probate court
Primary uses of life insurance:
final expenses
housing fund
education fund
monthly income
retirement income
Living benefits of life insurance include:
loan from cash values
retirement income from cash
cash value withdrawals
dividends paid in cash
accelerated death benefits
life settelments
3 types of business
1. sole proprietor
2. partnership
3. corporation
buy sell agreement
legal contract that requires one party to sell and another party to buy a certain ownership interest in a business in the event of the oweners death
cross purchase buy sell agreement
legal agreement between existing owners of a business that requires the surviving ower to purchase the deceased owners interest indirectly from his/her heirs
entity purchase buy sell agreement
owner agrees to sell his/her interest in the business back to the business upon death
stock purchase plan
each stockholder agrees to purchase a proportion of share of the deceased stockholders atock at a predetermined price