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How Much is Your Self-Worth, Worth?

The purchase of life insurance is very much about self-worth, about holding yourself and others in high esteem. People buy a policy so their surviving family members can retain their independence. No one has to feel the shame of asking… Read More

15-Year-Old Girl Inherited $25 Million After Actor’s Tragic Passing

Popular actor, tireless humanitarian, and generous philanthropist Paul Walker passed on tragically on November 30, 2013. Walker and Roger Rodas, a friend and advisor, died in a car crash. His teenage daughter, Meadow, is the sole beneficiary of his entire… Read More

The Preservation of Your Good Name

What is it that can last forever and still be considered yours? It is not your possessions. It is not your properties, your businesses, or your investments. These all will be taken by interested parties, both governmental and private, when… Read More

Our Heritage of Preventing Governmental Abuse of Power

The current US administration has been accused of a “tyrannical abuse of power”. Poll after poll indicates that “most Americans generally think that politicians are untrustworthy. So why trust them with so much power?” How could we have avoided this… Read More

WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE FOR OLDER PEOPLE?

A recent article in USA today states that older workers may still need life insurance. This is true. Here is what you need to know: 1. If your spouse is still dependent on your income, you will need life insurance for income… Read More

A World of Differences

In life, the differences between people are important. “One size fits all” does not work with life insurance.  It’s not working with Obamacare either. The beauty of life insurance is individualized underwriting. Each applicant is assessed a rate according to… Read More

Footballer Financial Follies

A leading industry publication interviewed estate attorneys and a financial advisor about the estate planning mistakes made by professional athletes. We can avoid the same errors. I have summarized their conclusions below, and have added insights on how life insurance… Read More

Interdependent, Not Government-Dependent

This week’s Biblical portion starts the story of the Tabernacle, the portable house of worship in the desert. In his commentary, Rabbi Sacks draws for us some key lessons about the extent to which people could and should depend on… Read More

Whose Estate Is It Anyway?

Timothy Carney of Reason Magazine is challenging what he sees as Crony Capitalism by the life insurance industry. Here is some background for you, along with my assessment. Focus on estate planning Life insurance is frequently an essential component of… Read More

Should Working People Buy the MyRA to Lend the Government Money?

Life insurance is not an investment per se; it is, after all, a product meant primarily to provide a survivor benefit upon the demise of the insured. Nonetheless, cash value policies are frequently used – very appropriately, in my opinion… Read More