Many people treat life insurance as completely separate from financial planning and budgeting. As Rosalyn Glenn, a financial advisor with Prudential, told Insider, “Life insurance is for the living, not the deceased.” In addition to providing a death benefit for your beneficiaries, a life insurance Read More …
For parents, the safety and well-being of their children is paramount — and most people get life insurance to cover the mortgage, education, and other expenses so that their family can continue after they die. While your intentions might be good, naming a minor as Read More …
If you recently became a parent, the safety and well-being of your child is paramount. It is no wonder that the birth of a child is usually a motivator to get life insurance coverage. Most people get life insurance to cover the mortgage, education, and Read More …
March is Women’s History Month. I am always conflicted about it. It follows Black History Month and there’s a natural angst because I rarely see feminists highlight the contributions of women of color. Every election cycle there is an interesting spectacle of candidates who claim Read More …
Most likely your high school graduate is 18 – a legal adult that is now responsible for their well-being, can be drafted, sued, and all the other wonderful privileges afforded an adult. To send them out in what can be a cold and cruel world Read More …