Have you binge-watched “Schitt’s Creek” yet? It’s great comic relief and, in fact, financially educational. Long story short; a once-rich family, the Roses, fall from their lavish lifestyle into a precarious financial situation; they are totally broke.
As vaccinations spread in the United States, the stock market has been generating fabulous returns. Many of the economic numbers have been nearly as impressive. As an investor, you aren’t likely to see many years like this. Savor those exorbitant gains while you can.
Why buying individual life insurance may be better than purchasing the coverage through your lending institution or from a life insurance company.
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Inflation doesn’t hurt everyone because it’s a redistribution–not a net loss–of income. Perhaps the most pervasive inflation myth is that it’s a net loss for society.
What are the costs of raising children? What happens if you pass away? Will your family be able to live the same life as if you were there? Life insurance can help answer these questions.
You’re taking on a mortgage and want to protect your family in case you pass away. Life insurance is a simple and cost effective way to make sure your family can maintain their standard of living in case of your demise.
What would happen to your future spouse if you were to pass away and leave them with the burden of that new mortgage and the debt from that beautiful wedding? How would they handle the increased expenses?