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Regrets when you least expect them

by Angie Carlson Being blunt is a gift of mine. I’ll use it now: Someday, you are going to pass away. What many don’t know is what it’s like to be on your death bed. After nearly losing my life… Read More

5 Questions Newlyweds Have About Life Insurance

by Devin Pascoe | Many exciting elements make up life as a newlywed, especially when you’re just coming off the thrill of a wedding and honeymoon. You may be looking forward to settling into a new routine, while simultaneously aware… Read More

10 Steps for Creating a Smart End-of-Life Plan

by Devin Pascoe End-of-life planning sounds like something you would do, well, toward the end of your life. But the reality is that no one knows what tomorrow will bring. If the worst were to happen, would your family know what… Read More

COVID-19 Is Motivating Americans to Get a Will – Especially After Contracting COVID-19

This report from Gerry W. Beyer is not surprising. The COVID pandemic has motivated people to get their estates in order. This is especially true among younger people, who too often neglect to get a will. Good news! In my… Read More

Why Small Business Owners Need Life and Disability Insurance

by Carly Cummings When you decided to go into business for yourself, your first thoughts were most likely excited ideas of what could go right: more freedom, happy customers, increased earning potential. However, your later thoughts may have turned to what… Read More

Give Like a Millionaire! Life Insurance as a Tool for Charitable Giving

by Spencer Cassidy | I’m going to let you in on a secret: You don’t have to be a millionaire to give back like one. Life insurance is an affordable way to leave a large, lasting legacy to a charity,… Read More

Seeking Financial Security? Get Life Insurance

by Faisa Stafford, LUTCF The 2022 Insurance Barometer Study, conducted annually by Life Happens and LIMRA, reveals that financial security is a concern for all generations, but one that can be addressed with a stronger understanding of life insurance and its… Read More

Who merits great wealth?

Gerry W. Beyer of the Wills, Trusts, and Estates Prof Blog, just published the results of a survey of wealthy people. You know what they are worrried about? Not spoiling their kids with their inheritance. They will actually set condtions… Read More

How to avoid visualization mistakes when buying life insurance

Fitness and growth guru Matt Furey offers sage advice on Visualization. He teaches us how to avoid the five most commons mistakes. I especially like this one: Mistake #4 – Ignoring where you are. When they buy life insurance, many… Read More

The power of being impulsive

Josh Larson at Bushido has a keen insight into the plus side of being impulsive. In his blog post, he talks about impulsively taking on the challenges that you instinctively shy away from. That helps you develop grit. With more… Read More