Right now is a great time to examine your insurance coverage to assess if you are adequately covered and evaluate your risk. Without adequate coverage, your assets may face premature liquidation if you need to pay out of pocket for damages and do not have the financial means. For this
Medicare Open Enrollment beings on October 15th, 2021. There are new changes to Medicare for 2022 that may impact your coverage and services in addition to regular Medicare coverage for Americans who are ages 65 and older, and younger people with disabilities. First, let’s review Medicare and what’s new for
Since July is Medicare’s birthday month, there’s no better time to discuss what Medicare is and how it may benefit you. At its core, Medicare is a federal health insurance program for Americans ages 65 and older and younger people with disabilities. Here are some questions and answers regarding Medicare:
Investing in life insurance now is one of the best things you can do for your loved ones in the future. Not only is it an integral part of any financial plan, it offers peace of mind. Plus, with so many affordable options out there, it’s easy to find one
When it comes to overfunded life insurance, there are a lot of questions people have. A few that come to mind may include: Can you overfund life insurance? Is it in your best interest to do so, and what does that mean for your taxes? What are the pros and
Risk comes in many shapes and sizes. It is important to understand each of them as well as possible so that you can avoid negative results and feelings. For example, selecting investments outside of the risk you can emotionally tolerate can lead to stress and poor investment decisions; not properly
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