Stephen Devlin, best-selling author, insurance agent and financial coach, tells readers how to use whole life insurance as a university fund.

Vancouver, BC – Feb. 14, 2014 – Best-selling author Stephen Devlin, leading expert on whole life insurance in Canada, published a new article outlining how a dividend paying whole life policy can be used to fund a university education. The article titled “How to Use Whole Life Insurance as a University Fund” explains how these policies can act like student loans – but better.

Devlin says, “Tax shelter benefits, limitless flexibility, decent returns and no risk of investment losses combine to make funding university through dividend paying whole life insurance a strong alternative to more traditional approaches. But here’s what you, and your child, will really like: Instead of taking out a student loan and paying it back with interest to a lending agency, you’ll be paying yourself back with interest.”

Stephen and Michele Devlin are cofounders of MacDev Financial Group Corp. in Vancouver, British Columbia, and are the experts in Canada on participating whole life insurance. Stephen is a member of the National Academy of Best-Selling Authors for the best-selling book, The Secret to Lifetime Financial Security, in which he adapts the concepts of Pamela Yellen’s business model to create a simple and extremely effective money management system for Canadians.

The entire article can be found here.

Learn more about MacDev Financial Group Corp. at www.macdevfinancial.com

About Stephen Devlin:

Stephen Devlin is Canada’s leading expert on the Bank on Yourself concept. As both a best-selling author, insurance agent and consultant for several major life insurance companies in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario, he is often requested for coaching Canadian individuals, families and corporations to become financially self-empowered. Stephen greatly enjoys coaching others and witnessing the results as businesses and families flourish under his guidance. Stephen lives in Vancouver with his wife and business partner, Michele, and their son.