Coping with the loss of a loved one is difficult enough in itself. When you compound the death without enough financial resources…whew!…That’s tough. I’ve witnessed the devastation of these situations both emotionally and financially on family, friends and classmates. It is painful and some families never recoup financially.
Having adequate life insurance can help ease the burden and provide your survivors with greater financial peace of mind. Your family can use life insurance proceeds to take care of many types of expenses for your family and loved ones, including:
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People come to here because they want to build financial confidence and take meaningful action. We provide the context for those things that affect your financial health. Our goal is to help you live in the 'No-Guilt Zone'.
You're working your tail off to build a solid financial foundation for family. You now have some home equity, personal savings, investment and retirement accounts. You may even own an investment property.
You’re doing everything in your power to create a secure and comfortable lifestyle for yourself and family.
So, let me ask you, have your really thought about how much you earn? I mean, if nothing changed about your current income, what would it provide for your family between now and when you retire?
I often cite studies, reports and other research when posting my blogs. One question that has come up is do these studies actually mean anything. It’s an excellent question.
Because of my innate curiosity, I’m always trying to poke holes in my logic and the research I’ve read over the years.
I’ve been lucky enough to spend a lot of time around some of the leading thinkers and brightest minds in financial planning as well as reading peer-reviewed articles and research. Naturally, this has led me to delve deeper into the data.
Back around 2009-10, I came across a quote from Ben Feldman, one of the most prolific salespeople in world history, who said:
"Doing something costs something. Doing nothing costs something. And, quite often, doing nothing costs a lot more!"
In Rebar to Cement Your Financial Foundation, the following table showed your future potential earning power until age 65 at various ages and income levels. It’s a lot of power!
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