Glossary Term

Premium Financing

Leveraged Life Insurance Funding

Premium financing is a strategy where a third-party lender covers the premium payments on a large life insurance policy, allowing the policyholder to preserve liquidity instead of paying premiums out of pocket.

Instead of drawing down cash to fund a large policy, the premium is borrowed, keeping the policyholder's own capital free to keep working elsewhere.

In Plain English

Instead of paying for a large policy with your own cash, you borrow the premium and keep your capital working elsewhere.

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