This week my wife and I have been visiting her out of town children and grandchildren. With her  permission I’ve been blessed to have been adopted by these wonderful people and her other kids and grandkids who live just a block or two away from us in Denver.

I want to leave the grandchildren a legacy of wisdom and wealth. Since I am not sure I have any wisdom to pay forward, I plan at least to leave them with some money and an intelligent way to handle money – some may call that a form of wisdom.

I’ve set up a perpetual life insurance fund for each of them individually and all of them collectively. It isn’t simple but it’s easy. It works in a way that insures that the grandkids will have money for college, cars, and houses for themselves and for their children and their grandchildren and, if they maintain the trust that funds the legacy, for many generations to come.

This is just one of dozens – perhaps hundreds – of strategies that can only be structured with participating cash value life insurance. We also use life insurance to fund our vacations and our car purchases in a way that allows us to borrow from our life insurance cash value, repay ourselves and return all of the principal and interest to our policies that we would otherwise have paid to some banker.

We call this the Money for Life Model…

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