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Tax Free Retirement
When it comes to deciding where to allocate your hard-earned assets towards retirement, ask yourself these questions:
- Tax-Free or Tax-Deferred?
- Stock Market Downside Risk or No Downside Risk?
To understand the differences between a Tax Free Retirement and a Tax Deferred Retirement, read on.
3 Enemies of Money
3 Enemies of Money are:
- Taxes
- Inflation
- Procrastination
Learn how these 3 Enemies of Money can hinder your ability to have a successful financial plan.
Whole Life Insurance vs. 529 College Plans
Where you store your child's college savings could impact his or her ability to attend college almost as much as grades and standardized test scores.
In the battle between 529 college savings plans versus permanent life insurance, here's how both fare.
Life Insurance You Don't Have To Die To Use
Life Insurance as we know it is a product we buy to protect our families in the case of premature death. This is so our families can go on without any economic hardships.
But what if we got sick, became disabled, had a heart attack, stroke or major organ transplant AND survived? How would we pay for those expenses? How would our family survive economically? We now have the answer: Life Insurance You Don't Have to Die to Use... Living Benefits Life Insurance.
The Limitations of Group Life Insurance
Just because you have group life insurance through a job doesn't mean your dependents are fully protected in case you die.
Your group life insurance coverage probably isn't sufficient to support a family. If your death would hurt anyone financially, then you likely need individual life insurance -- the kind you buy on your own -- in addition to the coverage you get through an employer's benefits package.