Thankfully, most of the life insurance suits enjoy the statutory protection provided by the state governments but again, their protection depends on the applicability of state law. Anyone who owns a life insurance policy might have heard of the term ILIT i.e. irrevocable life insurance trust. ILIT refers to an irrevocable trust which is particularly designed to own life insurance and in case of other trusts; ILIT has a definite trustee, terms and beneficiary. For example, when a person having life insurance is dead, the insurer pays a pre-decided amount to the beneficiary. In such a case, ILIT could be both- funded and non-funded.
Funded and Non Funded ILIT:
In case of a non-funded ILIT, the life insurance premiums are not fully paid to the beneficiary but the future insurance are paid to the trustee who then takes the complete ownership of the following premiums. On the other hand, funded ILIT gives the benefit of either providing the complete future funds to the trustee or it helps them with enough funds and income producing asset that helps them in paying their future premiums. So whether the premium is funded or it is not, one thing which is clear is about the policy premiums that belong to the trustee. Below is the list of things that you need to consider while understanding ILIT:
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