I can tell you my experience with the interest only withdrawals.
I filled out the form on the kroll site on March 8, but could not find the attestation form for Nevada residents, so I made one up and attached a pdf, it was accepted.
On March 14 the ACH hit my account, and it was computed correctly 4 months+8days, I think because CBLife told Kroll how much to send. CBLife has reduced my daily value by the amount of the payment.
I called Kroll to find how much the April payment will be, they told me they don't know. I said I was surprised to get the payment on March 14 so promptly, not the 30 day wait.
The Kroll person said in amazement thae "you got a payment"?, as they cannot look this up on their system.
I called CBLife and was informed that once the initial term is up the interest credit rate will be the policy minimum rate. So the Kroll letter amount was correct for me, my 3.6% rate ends on April 3, so my new rate will be 1%, but I won't get that amount in the first 12 months.
After speaking to 3 different people at Kroll 1)they have no information on any question I asked them, 2)was told a supervisor would call me with the answers I need, never happened, and 3)I'd guess its going to be a a long time until they fix the web site for applying, maybe not as long as the 3 more years I estimate until CBLife is liquidated, but a while. I'm not holding my breath for the April payment.
 
Thank you, Tahoe. I believe Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massachusetts are $250K. I'm not sure about other states...

Some states have a maximum cumulative amount. Connecticut for example has a $500k cap on cumulative benefits.

So if you had $1m spread out among 4 different annuity contracts, despite each being within the $250k limit, only $500k would be covered.
 
Rats0001, you said: “so my new rate will be 1%, but I won't get that amount in the first 12 months.”

Why would you not get the 1% for the next 12 months? Isn’t that the reason that CB Life is making this offer, in order to pay us monthly interest accruals?
 
I can tell you my experience with the interest only withdrawals.
I filled out the form on the kroll site on March 8, but could not find the attestation form for Nevada residents, so I made one up and attached a pdf, it was accepted.
On March 14 the ACH hit my account, and it was computed correctly 4 months+8days, I think because CBLife told Kroll how much to send. CBLife has reduced my daily value by the amount of the payment.
I called Kroll to find how much the April payment will be, they told me they don't know. I said I was surprised to get the payment on March 14 so promptly, not the 30 day wait.
The Kroll person said in amazement thae "you got a payment"?, as they cannot look this up on their system.
I called CBLife and was informed that once the initial term is up the interest credit rate will be the policy minimum rate. So the Kroll letter amount was correct for me, my 3.6% rate ends on April 3, so my new rate will be 1%, but I won't get that amount in the first 12 months.
After speaking to 3 different people at Kroll 1)they have no information on any question I asked them, 2)was told a supervisor would call me with the answers I need, never happened, and 3)I'd guess its going to be a a long time until they fix the web site for applying, maybe not as long as the 3 more years I estimate until CBLife is liquidated, but a while. I'm not holding my breath for the April payment.

WTF??? How can they offer us 1% on money that can easily get 4-5% on a CD at the local bank?

Just adding insult to injury!:arghh:
*A CD that is ACTUALLY INSURED, I might add...
 
Im told by 1 professional that it can only be received as taxable income….the guy that sold me this nightmare… i will get back with you…. that was 2 weeks ago
 
Since my guarantee period ends during the covered 12 months, I only get my 3.6% rate until April 3, 2023, then 1% after. The amount in the Kroll letter is the 3.6% rate for 1 year, starting 11-1-2022, so the amount in the letter is not correct for me. My amount is 3.6% from 11-1-2022 to 4-3-2023 then 1% from 4-4-2023 to 10-3-2023. I have calculated this amount, Kroll did not.
 
Im almost identical my 3.6 ends 5-23-23
What i did this morning was contact my Senator,James Lankford, asked him to contact both North Carolina senators to make they are aware what’s going on in their state by their insurance commissioner…have you watched the latest YouTube video about CBL.he recommends each one of us contact Mike Causey…i will post my senators reply
 
I have two policies with bankers life totaling 300k. I'm only getting 1%. I'm losing 5 % to inflation plus 5% in lost income. This is costing me about 30k per year the longer this drags out. I'm sure Lindberg is happy to hang on to my money at 1%.
1. The north Carolina insurance Commission seems ok with letting these insurance companies get away with it. If it wasn't for the NC letting Lindbergh take 40% out of these insurance companies for private use, they probably wouldn't have been put into liquidation/rehabilitation in the first place. I'm thinking that there is some CYA going on to cover up the fact that the NCID let Lindbergh put these companies into financial problems.
 
He’s got 500k of mine in one policy, so im in it for the long haul. worked 35 years for that, so stupid to believe and trust the guy that sold this to me
 
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