Obamacare: What You Don’t Know May Cost You
Watch part 1 of our three part series on understanding and maximizing the benefits of Obamacare compliant health insurance policies.
Watch part 1 of our three part series on understanding and maximizing the benefits of Obamacare compliant health insurance policies.
While doing long range planning with folks I’m seeing a lot of stressed out people living below their means and not taking any vacations. It’s as if they are awaiting the holy grail at age 65. To me, it makes no sense to skimp on life and keep grinding it out all for a “perceived” great life from age 65-85? …read more →
See the Award Letters Here It’s no secret. Funding your child’s college education can be a frightening endeavor at best. Unfortunately today many parents are forced to decide to steal from their retirement savings or take out a home equity loan to send their child to college. This has a crippling effect on the parent’s retirement and may endanger the…read more →
By the time you are reading this article the enrollment window will have closed for 2014 and the administration will surely be telling us how wonderful things are going. By hiring navigators (that are not licensed) and cutting broker compensation by a staggering 80% it’s clear to me is that they are trying to phase brokers out. This leaves the…read more →
Valuable Tips When Buying Life Insurance Life insurance is one of the most interesting and flexible financial products ever created. It single-handedly can solve a myriad of problems. The 2 greatest issues people face is dying too soon or living too long and outliving their money! A sound life insurance policy can pay off a lump sum at death and…read more →
By Robert Intelisano, The Insurance Doctor Following these valuable tips can save you upwards of 20-25% on premiums paid as well as properly protecting the assets you have worked so hard to build. Choose a higher deductible. The odds of a 35 year old having a homeowners claim by age 65 are over 1400 to 1. If your mailbox…read more →
Next to buying a home, the largest investment many families will make is their child’s college education. A college education is very expensive. Even at lower-priced, state-supported colleges, a four year degree can cost in excess of $50,000. In a recent survey conducted by the American Council on Education it was found that financing their children’s college education is one…read more →
The Long-Term Care Dilemma When I first entered the insurance and financial planning industry over 20 years ago planning was centered around “dying too soon” which is what made life insurance so important. Now, with advances in medicine people are living much longer and the focus has shifted to “living too long” and preventing running out of money which is…read more →
Imagine that you own a special machine that you keep in your basement. The device is able to print money. How would you treat it? You would keep it well-oiled, perhaps cover it so it doesn’t get dusty. You would protect it and certainly would INSURE it! You call the insurance company to get a quote for your “cash machine”…read more →
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