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Financed life insurance has become one of the most popular estate planning tools for high-net-worth families. Recently it also has made significant inroads where it never went before: among ultra-high-net worth individuals people with estates of $100 million or more. Historically, the ultra rich have not used life insurance as often as people with more moderate estates. Senior members of the wealthiest
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Financed life insurance has become one of the most popular estate planning tools for high-net-worth families. Recently it also has made significant inroads where it never went before: among ultra-high-net worth individuals — people with estates of $100 million or more.

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