If the index account were a game of football and the football team an index selection in a life insurance policy, here’s a breakdown of how the index account works in simple terms.
It's always first down.
You won't lose yards, (the floor).
Up to a 10 yard gain per play, (the cap).
Take a look at what happens with these "new rules" in the play‑by‑play below!
22-YARD LOSS
Your quarterback is sacked at the 13‑yard line for a 19‑yard loss. But we've changed the rules so that you won't lose yards.
Take a look at what happens with these "new rules" in the play‑by‑play below!
NO LOSS, NO GAIN
Even though your quarterback is sacked at the 13-yard line for a 19‑yard loss, the ball is spotted back at the 32‑yard line where the play began, and it's still first down.
Take a look at what happens with these "new rules" in the play‑by‑play below!
Your quarterback throws for a 8‑yard gain! The ball is spotted at the 40‑yard line, and it's still first down.
7-YARD GAIN
Take a look at what happens with these "new rules" in the play‑by‑play below!
8-YARD GAIN
Even though you made a 18‑yard play, the 10‑yard maximum kicks in so your team has to "give back" 8 of the yards. The net result is a gain of 10‑yards, and the ball is spotted squarely on the 50‑yard line.
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Under normal rules, the team would have gained a total of 16 yards (gains of 9, 8, and 18 with a loss of 19 yards) and the ball would have been spotted at the 39‑yard line.
However, with the "new rules," the team gained 27 yards and the ball is spotted squarely at the 50, which is an extra 11 yards downfield!
Imagine if the football team was an Index selection in an indexed universal life insurance policy. The maximum 10 yards represents the cap rate, and the fact you never lose yards represents the floor with no downside risk. Each play is a year and the yardage gains are locked in interest crediting!
Talk to your North American financial professional for details on how you can put an indexed universal life insurance policy to work for you.
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