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As people approach retirement and begin to reexamine their expenses, life insurance policies are frequently left to lapse due to insufficient income to afford premiums or other financial obligations taking...
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What does probating a will mean? Probating a will is the legal process that confirms the validity of a recently deceased individual’s will while also managing asset distribution. This is...
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When developing a retirement timeline, the most important question you may be asking yourself is, How much money is enough to retire?” While everyone’s retirement needs and goals differ, there...
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Reverse life insurance, also known as a life settlement, offers a unique financial option for older adults nearing retirement with a life insurance policy they no longer need. When the...
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In the realm of financial planning and insurance, the secondary market for life insurance is a lesser-known yet intriguing option for both policyowners. Unlike conventional approaches, where life insurance serves...
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Few things are as universally iconic as McDonald’s golden arches. From family road trips to late-night cravings, McDonald’s menu has something for everyone—but have you ever wondered which item reigns...
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If you could control how America spends its money, where would you allocate the nation’s budget? Would you prioritize healthcare, education, or maybe national defense? It turns out that Americans...
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For too many, debt is an ever-present worry hanging over their lives. Student loans, mortgages, credit card debt—practically every single life stage presents situations in which people can fall under...
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Whether a sudden death or the culmination of a long illness, the passing of a loved one is a tremendous blow. Relatives must navigate a whirlwind of grief while taking...
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No one likes paying taxes. Fortunately, we have good news. The recently enacted tax law, the Tax Cuts and Job Act of 2017 (TCJA), contains two provisions that retroactively simplify...