Flexible Coverage
Adjust premiums and benefits as your needs change
Index Universal Life Insurance (IUL) combines permanent coverage with the potential for cash value growth linked to a market index, like the S&P 500. Unlike direct investing, your principal is protected from market downturns, while your cash value can grow based on index performance.
This type of policy is ideal for people who want both flexible life insurance protection and a way to build tax-deferred value over time. It can also be used to supplement retirement income, fund education, or support other financial goals.


At RGP Agency, we take the guesswork out of complex policies. Our licensed experts explain everything in simple language, so you understand exactly how your IUL policy works. We tailor each plan to your goals, whether that’s creating lifelong security, growing your wealth, or both.
We work with trusted carriers who offer flexible premium structures and growth opportunities that keep your coverage strong and your options open.
Here is why families trust us for IUL coverage
Adjust premiums and benefits as your needs change
Cash value grows with index performance without losing your principal
Simple explanations with no complicated jargon
Licensed experts who help you choose the right structure
We work only with top-rated insurance providers

Some people prefer a conversation over a form. Our licensed agents are ready to answer your questions, explain how IUL works, and help you explore your options in simple terms.
No. Your cash value is not directly invested in the market. It is linked to an index, so you can benefit from market gains but are protected from losses.
Yes. One of the key advantages of IUL is flexible premium payments. You can adjust them within certain limits depending on the carrier’s rules.
Yes. You can borrow against the cash value or use it for other financial goals, often tax-advantaged.
Whole Life offers guaranteed growth at a fixed rate, while IUL links growth to market performance, offering greater potential without exposing your principal to loss.