If you are at the point where you are asking how to buy a life insurance policy, then you have already made the most important financial decision, which is to take the steps to ensure your family’s or loved one’s financial security. For many people, that is most likely a critical decision that has long been procrastinated.
Remember way back to your first paycheck. The moment you open the envelope anticipating the windfall when all your hard work pays off. Then, like a swift kick to your gut, reality hits. Your takeaway earnings are almost always way lower than what you expected.
For anyone who has dealt with an aging parent or grandparent, the concept of long-term care is likely a familiar one. Those unfortunate enough to suffer from Alzheimer’s or other cognitive illnesses can end up requiring nursing care that can reach and exceed $80,000 per year depending on the quality of care.
Jeff Shen Co-CIO of Active Equity and Co-Head of Systematic Active Equity (SAE) at BlackRock As individual countries, states, industries and companies plot their emergence from coronavirus closures, the pace of recovery and prospective outcomes are looking increasingly diverse. Jeff Shen considers some of the implications.
Summer’s finally here. The sun is out, it’s warm, the days are longer, and your worries seem just a little bit further away. But, folks, I’m sorry to say, sometimes storms roll in on the sunniest of days.
Generally speaking, conversations about life insurance revolve around whether you should buy term or permanent insurance. However, every decision to buy life insurance begins with deciding what is the right amount of life insurance.
It’s certainly no secret that healthcare costs have escalated in recent years, and there’s no reason to believe that the end is in sight. But whether you have a comprehensive health insurance policy or have purchased a catastrophic policy, there are ways to save on healthcare costs.
Here are just a few:
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