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Hi all,

My dad has a MetLife life insurance policy that he would like to cash out and just invest instead. He purchased this policy over 20 years ago when I was born, and I am no longer dependent on his income.

I just wanted to know if it would be a smart move to cash out this policy and just invest (VTSAX/VTI for example) instead. And what would the tax implications be?

Policy Info (Amounts Altered for this Post):

Net Gain Amount: $3,600

Surrender Penalty: N/A

Net Cash Amount Available: $22,000

Cash Value - Base: $7,500

Death Benefit Amount: $100,000

Paid-Up Additional Insurance Cash Value: $14,500

Paid-Up Additional Insurance: $0

Am I correct to believe that

  • $3,600 will be the taxable gain (taxed at ordinary income rate)
  • $22,000 would be the amount my parents receive upon cash out

Thanks in advance!



Submitted January 04, 2021 at 09:10PM by pokeagogo https://ift.tt/3pN7R4j

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