Fear Factor: life insurance.Part Four: the fear of losing money. This series of posts discusses the fears that prevent people from buying the life insurance they need. The third fear we will address is the fear of losing money. Money…
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by Amy Greene | Gratitude has the power to change your life. Gratitude is a powerful force. Practicing gratitude can literally rewire your brain! Don’t believe me? Camp out on YouTube and learn how it works. I’m a firm believer that having an…
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by Kirk Cremer | Life often has a way of taking unexpected turns, especially when we get older. While there’s no way to know for sure if you’ll need long-term care in the future, it’s quite likely considering that people are…
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by Angie Carlson | How this unfolded still has me shocked. A lesson on trusting your spouse to have your best interest at heart, courtesy of my clients. A little backstory: ~ These clients have been making huge strides in…
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Fear Factor: life insurance. Part Three: the fear of losing time. This series of posts discusses the fears that prevent people from buying the life insurance they need. The second fear we will address is the fear of losing time.…
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by Amy Greene | Phew! October flew by, didn’t it? We’re already at November! I don’t know about you, but time needs to slow down a bit so I can catch my breath. Can I get an Amen? Now that…
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Fear Factor: life insurance. Part Two: the fear of dying. This series of posts discusses the fears that prevent people from buying the life insurance they need. The first fear we will address is the fear of dying. I have…
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by Marc Bisson | Too often, families are left unsure of the way forward when grieving the loss of a loved one, as plans for their final arrangements and corresponding finances are left unsettled before their passing. Taking a proactive…
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by Tracy Latona | Most people who join the military join in their late teens or early 20’s. Money is not a topic of concern at that age, whether it’s because they have newfound freedom of choices, they’re young and dumb and…
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by Angie Carlson | $43,083.05 This is the amount that leaves your bank account with your permission to help fund banks, credit card companies, and corporations. This is the amount you are spending so you can stay in first place…
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