life insurance

If you’re like me, as you get older, you find yourself with a whole new set of concerns; mortgages, life insurance, leasing a car, starting a family… the list goes on.  The old adage states that … Read More

Many people have at least some life insurance coverage as part of their employee benefits package. This coverage works in the same way as individual policies. Your employer pays a premium to keep the policy active. … Read More

It’s a New Year, a time when many of us have resolved to live healthier lives and to get in shape. While we may start the New Year with the best of intentions, sometimes our health … Read More

Article written by PolicyMe Cost is a big reason why some people avoid looking into life insurance. But it shouldn’t be. Life insurance, especially term life insurance, is a lot less expensive than most people think. … Read More

In simple terms, gifting your life insurance means that, upon your passing, instead of the benefits going to a family member or heir, they will instead go to a charitable organization.

Having to consider your own mortality is a sensitive subject. It’s made even more complicated when you consider the financial well-being of your dependents.  Luckily, there’s life insurance, which provides you with the assurance that upon … Read More

An ailing mother calls her life insurance company; she can no longer afford the $100/month premiums on her 20-year-old $50,000 permanent life policy. Her statistical life expectancy is 14 years – the math is $100 x … Read More

Living a lifestyle that you can’t afford can seem like a seductive dream to some, and a debt trap to others. Marketers everywhere present us with options for lifestyles we want but can’t afford. Or can … Read More

By Ben Tse for Planswell If you have a mortgage, loan, line of credit or credit card, it’s good financial planning to have insurance that can take care of your debt if an accident, illness or … Read More

Since you don’t buy life insurance often, you might not know what to do or how to avoid the traps. You’re buying today to protect a future self you’ve never met, and the benefits don’t go … Read More