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Tag Archives: life insurance
25 Ways to Save Money on Your Insurance Plans
By Sara Lennon If there was a big list entitled “The Procrastinator’s Massive List of Stuff That Never Gets Done”, you can put a fair bet that saving money on insurance would be near the top. However, that doesn’t make … Continue reading
You Only Live Once, So Don’t Blow It
A woman that I know casually from church recently lost her husband. He died after a long illness at the young age of forty-two. Any way you look at it, it’s a tragedy. However, there is one bright spot. The … Continue reading
5 Life Insurance Commercials That Will Make You Cry
When it comes to getting life insurance, most of us tend to shy away from really thinking about why we need it. It doesn’t matter whether you fall into the low risk or high risk life insurance category, we’d all … Continue reading
A Reminder of What Matters
Normally I write about ways to save and make money. It’s a necessary part of life, particularly if you want to live responsibly and well. But today I am reminded that, while money may matter, it is far from the … Continue reading
Life Insurance Alternatives
Life insurance is one of those things that many of us know we should have, but often don’t get. You need life insurance if you have people who depend on your income. It’s designed to provide money in the event … Continue reading
Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University Review: Week 7
Class this week was about insurance. You could hear the groans and sighs around the auditorium. Insurance is boring and it isn’t fun. Plus, I think people don’t like to talk about it because it means thinking about your mortality … Continue reading
Posted in Insurance, Personal Finance
Tagged car insurance, Dave ramset financial peace university, Dave Ramsey, disability insurance, emergenct fund, Financial Peace University, health insurance, homeowners insurance, identity theft protection, Insurance, life insurance, long term care insurance, week seven
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A Life Without Debt: Insurance Helps
Many people cut corners on insurance in an effort to save money. They don’t buy policies that they should have, or they are underinsured on the policies they do have. They think that paying a smaller premium is a way … Continue reading
Posted in Insurance, Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged car insurance, Debt, debt free, Debt Reduction, diability insurance, flood insurance, health insurance, home insurance, Insurance, life insurance, long term care insurance, stay out of debt, umbrella insurance, underinsured, uninsured
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Should You Self Insure?
With insurance rates rising, I know more and more people who are choosing to insure themselves. Rather than paying premiums to an insurance company, they choose to instead save those premiums and other funds in order to cover any damage … Continue reading