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What is tax-deferred growth in a life insurance policy?
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Tax-deferred growth means the cash value inside a permanent life insurance policy grows without being taxed each year. Unlike interest from savings accounts or distributions from certain investments, the growth accumulates without annual tax obligations. Over long time horizons, this tax deferral can make a meaningful difference, especially for individuals already maxing out tax-advantaged options like retirement accounts.
Answered by Shannon Neely, Shannon Neely Financial. Based on Investments and Tax Planning.