Buying Life Insurance
Key Takeaways Life insurance applications increased dramatically during 2020. The largest jump in applications was for those under the age of 45. You may be
Key Takeaways Life insurance applications increased dramatically during 2020. The largest jump in applications was for those under the age of 45. You may be
Key Takeaways A whopping 78% of millennials do not have a will or advance directives in place. Without these, your loved ones may run into
Key Takeaways The millennial generation is the largest part of the workforce in our country right now. As millennials age, the amounts they’re saving and
Key Takeaways Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are tax deductible, tax deferred, and tax-free when used for health or medical-related expenses. Many people don’t realize HSA
Key Takeaways When you’re examining your finances, risk management is an important part of the big picture. We have insurance for a number of things
Key takeaways First generation Americans tend to invest almost solely in real estate. Younger generations are sometimes choosing to rent their homes rather than jump
Key takeaways When buying a new home, make sure you know about all the potentially unexpected costs associated with it. Know the costs up front,
Key takeaways Rational optimism is far different that the stereotypical optimism. Successful people have a reasonable tolerance of risk. Become a rational optimist to be
Key takeaways Younger generations are handling money differently than those before them. Gen Z and millennials are much more comfortable discussing money. Money is one
Key takeaways People under about age 22 often spontaneously engage in highly dangerous activities without thinking about possible bad outcomes. They make decisions as if