Question: BONUS QUESTION ( 3 pts ) - RECOMMENDATION: Read all answers before answering Aaron is retired and has an annual social security income of $

 BONUS QUESTION (3 pts)- RECOMMENDATION: Read all answers before answering Aaron
BONUS QUESTION (3 pts)- RECOMMENDATION: Read all answers before answering
Aaron is retired and has an annual social security income of $20,000. He needs to pay a large medical bill and withdraws $10,000 from his UL policy. $4,000 is principle that is considered part of the cost basis. The remaining $6,000 is in excess of the cost basis, which of the following factors will be applicable. (Check ALL the apply)
There will be no impact on Social Security Benefits because the excess of cost basis money withdrawn was post-tax money paid in.(You DO NOT want to check this one - it is a bad choice)
The withdrawal in excess will become a taxable event to the owner. (Pay close attention here - You REALLY want to check this one!)
The increased income, combined with his current income, puts him above the $25,000 limit. Therefore 50% of his Social Security Benefits will become taxable. (Yep - a REALLY, Really good choice to check)
The principle withdrawn will be taxable because it was paid on a pre-tax basis. (Really bad choice)thanks for a great semester! Hope you enjoyed this bonus question and the easy answers.
is retired and has an annual social security income of $20,000. He

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