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Long-term care insurance explained: part 2
December 26, 2014
In our most recent blog post, we introduced you to long-term care insurance and explained risk management and how to evaluate a policy, including factors to consider. We continue our discussion below, beginning with benefit…
Long-term care insurance explained: part 1
December 18, 2014
As a person ages, insurance for long-term care will be a welcome lower cost solution as current costs for care in a nursing home is about $70,000 annually. Our elder population is growing as the…
Insurance advisor and policyholder responsibilities
September 10, 2014
Insurance is not a very glamorous topic to discuss, but it is an important one. Continued from our Sept. 4 post, we’re going to discuss the responsibilities of your insurance advisor as well as your…
Designing a life insurance portfolio
September 4, 2014
In previous posts, we’ve discussed the importance and benefits of using life insurance as part of your long-term financial plan. Life insurance is a flexible, financial tool that can help you protect your assets and…
Which type of permanent insurance is right for you?
February 24, 2014
As we explained in our previous blog post {link here}, permanent insurance, also called whole life insurance, is life insurance intended to cover a person for an entire lifetime. The alternative is term insurance which…
Permanent vs. Term Insurance: Which One is Right for You?
February 18, 2014
There are two types of life insurance: permanent and term insurance. Permanent insurance is exactly that – life insurance intended to cover you for your entire life. Term insurance, on the other hand, covers an…
Show your love this Valentine’s Day with financial planning
February 11, 2014
We know that financial planning doesn’t sound very romantic, but taking care of your family is one of the most loving things you can do. By planning ahead for your financial future, you can take the…
7 surprising benefits of life insurance
February 7, 2014
Some of the applications for life insurance may surprise you because of their flexibility: 1. Life insurance is a non-reportable asset when applying for federal aid through a federal program such as FAFSA (Free Application…