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  • Home
  • SERVICES
    • Individuals and Families >
      • Overview
      • life insurance
      • Living Benefits
      • Annuities
    • Executives & Business Owners >
      • Kai-Zen >
        • What is Kai-Zen?
        • Individual Benefits
        • Company Benefits
        • Americans' Greatest Financial Fears
        • Understand Your Stategy
        • Kai-Zen vs. Self-Funding
      • Tri-Zen >
        • What is Tri-Zen?
        • Individual Benefits
        • Company Benefits
        • Tri-Zen Applications
        • Tri-Zen As An Asset
        • Common Problems Companies Face
        • Comparison of Kai-Zen and Tri-Zen
  • Endorsements
  • Contact Us
  • Get a Quote
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  • Agent Resources
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Compare Kai-Zen to What You Could Afford Using Your Own Money

This concept is not much different than financing a house – you use a mortgage to leverage the assets you have on hand to buy more house than you could afford on your own.  Money is borrowed to buy more house, or with Kai-Zen, more benefits.  With Kai-Zen, you are buying a life insurance policy with a larger death benefit, more living benefit protections, and the potential for more cash accumulation without the risk of losses (due to declines in a market index).
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As you can see from the chart below, the addition of bank funding gives you the potential to significantly enhance the funds available for benefits.

Example: Self Funded vs. Kai-Zen

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"the addition of bank funding gives you the potential to significantly enhance the funds available for benefits."

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