Why Life Insurance vs. 529 Plans? Let's take a look at two of the most popular college funding vehicles used today, 529 Plans and the use of Life Insurance:

Life Insurance vs. 529 Plans	Life Insurance	529 Plans
Annual Contribution Limits	No Limit	$13,000
Taxation of Withdrawals	Tax-Free, using loans	Tax-Free, qualified education expenses only
Value for State Education Financial Needs Analysis	Excluded	Included
Funding if Parent Dies (The Primary Source of Funding)	Death Benefit Completion, College Funding	Stops, Account value may Not be Sufficient

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How Tuition Rewards™ work with Life Insurance?

You receive: (Click here to receive a list of participating colleges and universities)
Immediate 500 points just for meeting with a NBFG Advisor
Additional $5,000 points once a Life Insurance Policy is placed in force with a minimum of $100 monthly premium.
Additional $2,000 points each year the policy is in force.

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Beginning of Year 1 – $5,500

Beginning of Year 2 – $7,500

Beginning of Year 3 – $9,500

Beginning of Year 4 – $11,500

Beginning of Year 5 – $13,500

Beginning of Year 6 – $15,500

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