Joint Whole Life First to Die

Seems I remember it being about 30% less than separate polices.

I have a meeting with a couple with a pretty good difference in age. Normally it is the male that is older, in this case it is the female that is about 24 years older. This may be an option. They currently have ARTs that just went up so they are looking for something level. Worth a look.
 
I have a meeting with a couple with a pretty good difference in age. Normally it is the male that is older, in this case it is the female that is about 24 years older. This may be an option. They currently have ARTs that just went up so they are looking for something level. Worth a look.

A real Cougar eh? :laugh:
 
I've always heard it called a "Survivorship" policy with a "First to Die" rider.
 
First to die option is not usually a rider. It's the base policy design.

Not the ones I've worked with. The ones I have, have had the base survivorship, which is essentially second to die. Usually to pass on an estate in an tax efficiently, but at a better rate than 2 separate policies. And the first to die rider costs extra.

Just telling you my experience.
 
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