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Life & Confessions of an Insurance Advisor: Your home mortgage: should you over-pay if your are financially able?
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Life and Confessions of an Insurance Advisor. Friday, April 29, 2011. Your home mortgage: should you over-pay if your are financially able? The goal behind paying more than your required monthly mortgage payment is to save on money that would be paid to interest down the road, but with today’s interest rates is that the best use of your money? To answer that question we must first understand that your home, bad or good, is an investment. For those of you with a permanent life. Buy low, sell high. Still c...
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Life & Confessions of an Insurance Advisor: The Royal Wedding, Multi-car Accidents and Split Liability Limits.
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Life and Confessions of an Insurance Advisor. Friday, April 29, 2011. The Royal Wedding, Multi-car Accidents and Split Liability Limits. I actually have nothing to say about Prince William and Kate’s wedding, but that is all the media is talking about so I thought it might grab your attention so I can discuss something more interesting. I have a folder that is full of newspaper clippings on various insurance topics (. Told you I was interesting. Split liability limits are common in Ohio. This means that ...
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Life & Confessions of an Insurance Advisor: November 2010
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Life and Confessions of an Insurance Advisor. Tuesday, November 30, 2010. Grandparents and parents looking for the perfect gift.for themselves too! If you have a grandchild or child, nothing can guarantee a solid financial future for them like a dividend. Paying whole life policy. The cash value in the policy grows tax free and the dividends paid to the policy help purchase more life insurance. If you desire, when the child is. Dividend paying whole life). Dividend paying whole life). Links to this post.
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Life & Confessions of an Insurance Advisor: February 2011
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Life and Confessions of an Insurance Advisor. Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Dear Friends and Clients,. It’s hard to believe that March is already upon us. Hopefully the goals that you resolved to achieve on January 1. Are closer than ever, and 2011 is shaping out to be a fantastic year. Don’t despair if it isn’t, you’ll get there, and it will be. I would like to personally thank you for your loyalty and trust. The future is bright; if you happen to arrive there first, please save a spot for me. Investors, ...
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Life & Confessions of an Insurance Advisor: Two bucket approach for control over your money
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Life and Confessions of an Insurance Advisor. Thursday, July 14, 2011. Two bucket approach for control over your money. Employer provided retirement plans are the investment products of many working Americans. For many, it is their only form of retirement savings aside from social security. While it is extremely positive that these people are saving for their. Retirement, there is risk involved when a tax-deferred (meaning pay the government later) investment is the. Consider the following example. What ...
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Life & Confessions of an Insurance Advisor: Dear Friends,
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Life and Confessions of an Insurance Advisor. Friday, April 29, 2011. I caught myself shadow boxing in the mirror as I was brushing my teeth Saturday night. My wife and I had rented the move “The Fighter” starring Mark Wahlberg. Author Willa Cather once said, “. There are only two or three human. Stories, and they go on repeating themselves as fiercely as if they had never happened before. I believe you are. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). 440357.8200 / 800.260.1224. View my complete profile.
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Life & Confessions of an Insurance Advisor
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Life and Confessions of an Insurance Advisor. Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Dear Friends and Clients,. It’s hard to believe that March is already upon us. Hopefully the goals that you resolved to achieve on January 1. Are closer than ever, and 2011 is shaping out to be a fantastic year. Don’t despair if it isn’t, you’ll get there, and it will be. I would like to personally thank you for your loyalty and trust. The future is bright; if you happen to arrive there first, please save a spot for me. I believe t...
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Life & Confessions of an Insurance Advisor: What is your risk tolerance? Run for the hills.
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Life and Confessions of an Insurance Advisor. Thursday, July 14, 2011. What is your risk tolerance? Run for the hills. 8220;In regards to your money, what is your risk tolerance? That question was asked to me by an advisor who was setting up a retirement plan for me at my first job out of college. Based on the answer his clients gave, the advisor would suggest a fund that was conservative (low return/low risk), moderate (average return/some risk) or aggressive (potential high return/high risk of loss).
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Life & Confessions of an Insurance Advisor: Seeing the forest through the trees: Consider your net gain
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Life and Confessions of an Insurance Advisor. Friday, April 29, 2011. Seeing the forest through the trees: Consider your net gain. Your total wealth can be broken down into three categories:. Those three categories represent all. Of the wealth that you will have or lose in your lifetime. Lifestyle money of course. Is the money that you will spend on maintaining your lifestyle: your home, cars, entertainment, toys, etc. Interest payments, fees and lost opportunity costs. When we work with clients, our.