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Do You Need Life Insurance If You’re Single?

April 18th, 2009 Neil Jesani No comments

Single people with no children often don’t need life insurance because no one is relying on their income. But there are some reasons why you might need life insurance if you’re single.
If you died, who would pay for your funeral? Even a simple ceremony could be costly. If you don’t have life insurance, someone else [...]

Isn’t Estate Planning only for the rich & famous people?

April 10th, 2009 Neil Jesani No comments

Estate planning allows you or anyone to implement certain tools now to ensure that your concerns and goals are fulfilled after you die. Your objective may be to simply make sure that your loved ones are provided for. Or you may have more complex goals, such as avoiding probate or reducing those dreaded estate taxes.
Estate [...]

New law will allow you to manage Long Term Care expenses.

April 3rd, 2009 Neil Jesani No comments

A new tax law with some very favorable tax treatment for long term care benefits from annuities and life insurance has been passed. As of January 2010, any withdrawals or early distributions from life insurance or annuity products to pay tax-qualified long-term care expenses will be tax free – yes, tax free!

Should I replace my existing “Life Insurance Policy” with a new one?

March 9th, 2009 Neil Jesani No comments

There are several reasons why you may want to replace your current life insurance policy with a new one.
If you have term life insurance, you may want to replace your policy to reduce the price, extend the coverage period, or increase the amount of insurance. Keep in mind, though, that you likely will be required [...]

Should You Buy Life Insurance on Your Child?

February 28th, 2009 Neil Jesani No comments

Since the main purpose of life insurance is to protect against financial loss when someone dies, it’s not required to purchase life insurance on child as there will be no loss of income.  Although your child’s death would be a tragedy, it would probably not affect your family much financially unless he or she was [...]

Ways to Reduce your Life Insurance Cost/Premium

February 24th, 2009 Neil Jesani No comments

The price or premium you pay for life insurance depends on your age, your health, and your lifestyle. However, there are ways to lower your life insurance premiums. The following are some simple suggestions.
Often, you’ll actually pay less for a little more insurance as you approach multiples of $250,000 in coverage. For example, $240,000 of coverage [...]

Life Insurance is a Privilege not a Commodity

February 16th, 2009 Tony Galuppo No comments

There are some individuals who feel that the process of buying Life Insurance is like ordering a pizza, just pick up the phone and soon you will have what you ordered. What people fail to realize is that Life Insurance is the most valuable gift you can give to your loved ones and that the [...]

How to be the Hunter and not the Prey

February 10th, 2009 Tony Galuppo No comments

Let’s take a moment and be honest, “Life Insurance is complicated”; there…I said it, whew! There are many options to choose from and unlike buying a car or a house you can’t sit in it or walk around in it, you just have to trust that the person selling it to you knows more than [...]

Estate Taxes…they aren’t going anywhere anytime soon!

January 14th, 2009 Neil Jesani No comments

The Wall Street journal published an estate tax article on the top fold of the paper two days ago highlighting President-Elect Obama’s intent to retain the tax. Both chambers of Congress have debated the merits of seemingly inevitable stimulus legislation. Obama has met resistance from members of his own party regarding his intent to include [...]

How Safe is Your Life Insurance Company?

January 9th, 2009 Neil Jesani No comments

Time magazine had a wonderful article explaining why the life insurance industry is so much safer than all the other financial service industries. The article explained that insurance companies only held about ten percent of total assets in the real estate investments that pulverized the bank and investment industries. The article even explains that AIG, [...]