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We normally transfer funds to your bank account within two full business days after you certify for benefits. Payments will not be transmitted on bank holidays or weekends. Fax: 609-777-2444. Payments will continue to your existing account until the change is made.
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How you'll get your money
We offer two convenient ways for you to get your benefits: direct deposit and prepaid debit card. When you file a new claim, you choose how you want to receive your benefits. If you don't sign up for direct deposit, you will get your benefits by prepaid debit card.
We offer the option of having your benefits deposited directly into your checking or savings account. Most banks allow direct deposits, but check with yours to be sure. Some banks and credit unions will not accept direct deposit, or they require that a special account number be used for direct deposit.
The programs that offer the direct deposit option are:
- Unemployment Insurance (and extensions)
- Trade Adjustment Allowances (benefits paid under Trade Adjustment Act or TRA)
- Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA)
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If you apply online for Unemployment Insurance benefits, you can enter your direct deposit information when completing the application. We will need the nine-digit bank routing number and your personal checking or savings account number (see below).
You can also start or change direct deposit at a later date. To do so, sign in to your account and selecting the Update Direct Deposit option from the dashboard.
If you requested direct deposit when you filed your new claim online, you do not need to sign up again unless you need to change your bank account information.
We normally transfer funds to your bank account within two full business days after you certify for benefits. Payments will not be transmitted on bank holidays or weekends. It is your responsibility to verify that your benefits have cleared your bank account before writing checks or making debits against that account.
Your direct deposit will stay in effect as long as your claim is active. It will only stop if you change your payment method, or your claim becomes inactive. Claims become inactive when you don't certify for benefits for 28 days or more. If you reactivate your claim, you have to re-enter your direct deposit information. Otherwise we will automatically switch your payment method to the prepaid debit card.
Log in to your account and choose 'Update Direct Deposit' from the 'Manage My Claim' section of the dashboard. We cannot update this information over the phone.
If you want to switch from direct deposit to a debit card, fill out the 'Authorization for Benefit Payment by Direct Deposit or Debit Card' form and send it back to us by mail or fax:
Unemployment Insurance, Checkmaster Unit
New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development
PO Box 908
Trenton, New Jersey 08625-0908
Fax: 609-777-2444
Payments will continue to your existing account until the change is made. Account changes may take up to four weeks to process.
Sometimes we can't make a direct deposit due to incorrect bank information. If your benefits are returned to us, we will temporarily stop your direct deposit and you will get a prepaid Bank of America debit card in the mail. Your benefits will be paid to that card account until you submit another authorization for direct deposit with updated information.
If you do not choose direct deposit, Bank of America will mail you a prepaid debit card. The card will come in a plain, unmarked envelope seven to 10 days after you file your initial claim. Watch your mail for it. The card comes with detailed instructions. Your benefits will usually be available in your debit card account within two business days after you certify each week. For more information, see our Bank of America debit card support page.
This card is good for four years. Keep it even after you return to work or your claim year ends. If you need to reopen a claim or file a new claim within four years, we will pay benefits to the same debit card account.
If you lose your card and need a replacement, call Bank of America at 866-213-4074.
If you got a debit card but now want to get your benefits via direct deposit, you can update your preference from your dashboard. it may take a day or two to process an online request. If you the current week's benefits to be paid by direct deposit instead, sign up for direct deposit, then wait until the next day to certify for benefits. If you sign up for direct deposit after you certify by phone, the current week’s benefits will be paid onto your debit card.
Results
FIRST YEAR: Instead of having ZERO cash value with a normal whole life insurance policy, this person will have $31,246! So what happened with the other $8,754? The life insurance company is taking a big risk – if that person dies, they need to pay $960k in Death Benefit (permanent – not term). And of course, some of the $8,754 will be the commission that the agent will make. That is WAY different from having ZERO cash value, and the agent making $30,000+ for commission.
SECOND YEAR: The cash value will grow to $67,440 – versus zero cash value with a normal whole life insurance policy. This year, the policy will just use $3,806 to keep the death benefit of $960k.
THIRD YEAR: The cash value will grow to $110,291. How much of the premium went to the cash value now? Practically all of it! Compare that versus a normal life insurance policy where you will still have zero cash value in the third year.
FOURTH YEAR: The cash value will grow to $156,262. And how much was the client total premium at this point? $160k. This person – in just 4.5 years – recaptured all premiums paid, but she still has a death benefit of $960k. We could say that the death benefit didn’t cost her anything at this point.
FIFTH YEAR: The cash value will grow to $205,337 (more than the Cum. Premium Outlay). So what is the rate of return this person is getting? About 6.3% tax-free!! The equivalent would be to find a savings account that will pay 8.7% (with a 28% tax bracket) – with no risk, completely secure, not tied to the stock market, credit protected and completely liquid. Oh, and the client will get a death benefit on the side as a bonus.
Now, each client is different, so the results could be more or less favorable. In this particular example, the client is still young (so the death benefit is still cheap), and she is paying a decent premium of $40,000. If a client is older and/or paying a much lower premium, then the “break even” point could be 5-8 years. On average, my clients break even in just 5 years.
In this example, I am using the current dividend scale for 2016. The company can, and will, change dividends every year depending on many factors, but this mostly depends on their investment results. Mutual life insurance companies DO NOT depend on the stock market, but invest in things like mortgages (not sub-prime), treasury bonds, corporate bonds, joint ventures, etc. Right now, interest rates are very low, so the dividends that they are paying are also low. For example, in the 80’s life insurance companies were paying almost double than what they are paying right now. It is my personal opinion that interest rates will go up in the next few years, so mutual life insurance companies will be able to pay a better dividend, and the results will be more favorable than what I am illustrating. So for these illustrations, I used a very low dividend scale. And finally, these companies have paid dividends for more than 100 years without missing one year - even through the Great Depression. They have stood strong through some of the most difficult times in history, which is the reason why this strategy has been used by wealthy Americans, big banks and large corporations for centuries.
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Last Remarks
While not everyone is in the right situation to take advantage of this strategy, I truly believe it is the best place to build a strong financial foundation. It is unparalleled in the benefits that it offers, and it gives you complete and total control.
I personally found sincere satisfaction in putting these strategies into practice for me and my family.
Thank you for taking the time to read this blog. I hope this information will be as beneficial for you as it has been to me.
If you think this may be something beneficial for you and your family, feel free to reach us at info@hesedfinancial.com or call us at (855) 702-7702.
God bless you!
Sincerely,
Edgar I. Arceo
The Hesed Financial Group
2002 Timberloch Pl, Suite #202
The Woodlands, TX 77380