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Whole life or not whole life: that is the life insurance question

Part 1: The origin of life insurance Whole life insurance was the original form of the product; yet it has become a topic of controversy today. This series of articles will provide some clarity to the dilemma, and help you…
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Why Do I Need to Review My Life Insurance Annually?

by Dr. Enoch Omololu | Some things can take a “set-and-forget” approach, but your life insurance shouldn’t be one of them! A lot can happen in a year. Think about the changes you’ve seen in your own life: maybe you’ve…
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Do it anyway

by Amy Greene | So often we do things – or more accurately, NOT do things – based on how we feel. I don’t feel like working out. I don’t feel like making dinner. I don’t feel like looking at…
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Why do people research life insurance too much?

In my many years of selling life insurance, I have found that some people don’t buy the coverage they need because they research the product to death. They will shop, shop, shop, shop, until they drop, drop, drop – and…
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The Number Cruncher and Life Liver

by Angie Carlson | Married couples – do you have the same financial goals but have no idea what it looks like to accomplish them? This post is for you. From my experience, spouses tend to look at accomplishing the…
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Can you get a good rate for life insurance, treating yourself for Diabetes?

Many people have Diabetes, unfortunately.And many people treat the condition themselves. Is that also unfortunate, when it comes to their ability to buy life insurance? It all depends. Doctors and Big Pharma may have a vested interest in using medication…
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What life insurance product should you use for special needs planning?

Many families have children with special needs. These moms and dads work extra hard at giving their children all they need, and taking extra good care of them. Providing for them financially is the foundation of that work, and life…
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The Myth of Security Clearance and Credit Score

by Tracy Latona | Do you need to have a good credit score to have a security clearance?  Many times, soldiers and contractors are led to believe that they have to have a credit card to build their credit to keep…
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This is Not Where You Want To Be With Your Money

by Angie Carlson | Neither of you can picture a life without your spouse. And you know that your financial teamwork is not where either of you want it to be. Your vision was to stay at home with the…
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3 ways on how NOT to pay off debt

by Tracy Latona | That sticky, sickly feeling like black tar that clings to you; you want to break free, but there’s so much information and many ideas bombarding you on all sides on how to get rid of your…
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