Second-to-die life insurance, also called survivorship life, is most closely associated with the payment of federal estate taxes.
The value of a
second-to-die policy will be included in the estate of a policyowner who is not the insured.
Second-to-die policies are permanent, not a term policy, and are typically cheaper than other types of policies, she said.
entered into a split-dollar plan (a way to pay for life insurance) for a $3 million
second-to-die life insurance policy (on the lives of Joe and his wife) to be owned by an irrevocable life insurance trust (ILIT).
The unlimited marital deduction and
second-to-die (or survivorship) life insurance were made for each other.
4) The IRS later ruled that when an SDLI plan involves a
second-to-die life insurance policy the cost of one-year term insurance may be based on the rates in joint-life Table 38, U.
This has led to the growth in popularity of the so-called
second-to-die life insurance policy.
Also, the IRA Conversion Plan provides a program to increase the after-tax size of an inheritance by using distributions for the purchase of life insurance inside an irrevocable trust; a Spousal Lifetime Support provides for needs of a surviving spouse through
second-to-die insurance; a Flexible Irrevocable Trust covers estate-tax liquidity needs; and a Standby Trust addresses the uncertainties of the estate-tax phaseout by allowing an insured couple to put off placing a survivorship policy into an irrevocable life insurance trust until after the first spouse's death.
When analyzing
second-to-die illustrations, many potentially misleading factors are present.
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