Should I invest my home equity?
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I have been told by a financial guy that if I invest 100 thousand of my home equity into an indexed universal life (s&p 500) with level term and minimum death benefit I would gain an average of 8% on my money over the long term. My money would compound tax free and I could access it via policy loans that are only 3% which is much lower than my tax liability would be and I would never deplete the money. I am guaranteed 3% but capped at 12% on the earnings of the cash value and any interest on any outstanding loans would be corrected by the cash values in the policy. He said I should also pay off my credit cards and car loan. Another thing I should do is save about 3 months of my current income for emergencies instead of using credit cards ever again. I plan to take out an interest only motrgage at 6% to maximize my tax deductability and lower my mortgage payment. According to this plan if I wanted to I could pay off my house much sooner if I wanted to and spend about $1000 less a month.
Should I invest my home equity?The question comes down to how much you trust your financial advisor. Did you choose to consulting him because he was an expert in the field? What's the point in seeking the advice of an expert and then ignoring it.
Should I invest my home equity?You can answer the question easily.
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