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The term “double indemnity” was made immortal from Edward G. Robinson’s 1944 film titled, Double Indemnity. Nominated for 7 Academy Awards (though winning none) the film became a classic and was often heralded as the first “film noir” that set the standard for the genre. Little did the movie makersContinue Reading

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MEC stands for Modified Endowment Contract. By law, the Internal Revenue Service limits the amount of cash value that can be accumulated in a life insurance policy. The amount of cash value must be relative to the amount of death benefit that the policy purchased. If the cash value andContinue Reading

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Banking with Whole Life Insurance gives the average American the opportunity to be in control of their personal economy. The Quandary: Our current free market economy has been seen as “under attack” from many individuals in the U.S. – news reporters, politicians, lobbyists and business owners. Regardless of how theContinue Reading

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In this episode of The Wealth Standard Radio, Host Ryan Lee talks with Agent Jennie Steed about the stock market, the life insurance industry, and being a female in a male-dominated business. Jennie enlightens the conversation with her take on how the concept of masculine and feminine energy make aContinue Reading