Why Invest in Life Insurance When the Kids Have Left the Nest?
10 February 2016
Empty nesters are the loving parents who have toiled hard and provided for their children long enough to see them educated and moving on to the next stages of their lives. As children move out of their parent’s homes, the home is then officially an empty nest.
An empty nest gives parents the chance to plan ahead for the next stage of their lives too, where they can choose to pursue the dreams they have been keeping on hold while raising their children. With fewer expenses and more time on…
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Why Do You Need to Prioritize Retirement Planning When You’re Young?
09 February 2016
When you’re young and relatively free of responsibility,
retirement planning can seem like a waste of your time and energy, but the truth is, you need to do it as soon as you can. When you start being mentally and emotionally prepared early on, you’ll find that thinking about the future becomes a habit, which allows you to save more effectively!
Here are the top 4 reasons for starting a retirement plan early:
- If you start early, you can set aside less money, for a longer periodBy the…
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Give the Gift of Protection, Love & Legacy this Valentines: Life Insurance
06 February 2016
February - The month of love and romance has arrived! Struggling to find that perfect gift for your partner? Make this Valentine’s Day all the more special with an ultimate act of lasting love. Celebrate your love with a gift that goes on for life. Think beyond roses, chocolates, personalized jewelry and take a step further to express your everlasting love. This year give something that shows how much you care and communicates that are you are truly concerned. Give your loved one the gift of enduring health…
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Planning Your Dream Wedding? Start Saving Well in Advance
03 February 2016
The tradition of parents paying for their children’s wedding has changed, as more soon-to-be-wed couples are trying to take the financial burden off their parents. Too often, parents cannot afford a large fancy wedding either, unless they rely on credit.
The average wedding costs around $30,000, and the most important day of their life can set couples or their parents on the short path to lifetime debt. It makes sense to plan responsibly and cut down extra expense wherever possible. Planning a proper budget and researching your options helps you…
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Long Term Care Planning for Boomers and Millennials
30 January 2016
Today, yesterday’s baby boomers often need managed health care over an extended period, which can mean heavy medical bills, compensation for caregivers and other associated costs. For most, this means staying in a nursing home or care facility, just to avoid depleting savings and retirement income completely or being a financial burden on their loved ones.
Today’s generation, the millennials, believe that baby boomers failed to save enough for their future, and choose not to repeat those mistakes. They better understand the need to
invest in long-term care for…
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