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Undoubtedly, the most cost-effective life insurance for seniors today is term life insurance. Albeit, the consensus among consumers is to keep expenses down, and a term life policy is up to five times cheaper than a whole life policy. Realistically, more seniors are able to buy a term life policy, but many purchase wasteful products because we never analyze which policy fits best within our lifestyle.
Topics: Life Insurance
Headlines for the week include:
- Three Key Real Estate Indicator Impress
- Hard Goods Report Presents Mixed Message
- Consumer Sentiment Holds Up
- Q1 GDP: Worse than Previously Thought
- May End with a Down Week
Topics: Weekly Economic Update
Headlines for the week include:
- Homebuying Slows, Construction Accelerates
- Consumer Prices Barely Rise
- Gold slips, Oil stays under $60 a barrel
- A minor advance for the S&P 500
Topics: Weekly Economic Update
Headlines for the week include:
- Retail Sales were Flat in April
- Consumer Sentiment Dips
- Producer Prices & Industrial Output Retreat
- Stocks & Oil Climb
Topics: Weekly Economic Update
Other than your family, the single most important thing you have is your income. Without your income, nearly everything you have could be jeopardized, including your home, vehicles and other assets. You might even have trouble putting food on the table for you and your family, cover medical bills and generally have trouble meeting your financial obligations if you don’t have disability insurance protection. Fortunately, disability benefits from insurance cover the costs of going through your everyday life while you are recuperating from a short-term or even a long-term disability that prevents you from working and greatly reduces your income.
Topics: Disability Insurance
It's Not Too Late to Contribute to your 2014 IRA
Posted by Casey Clementz on Apr 9, 2015 12:00:00 PM
Have you made your IRA contribution for 2014? It’s not too late. You have until April 15th. Boost your retirement savings by contacting us and making a contribution by the deadline. IRS Rules allow you to contribute $5,500 (or $6,500 if you’re 50 years or older).
Topics: IRA Contribution