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Is Life Insurance a Good Investment?

FP | May 25, 2009

Many financial advisors cast serious doubts on the investment potential of a cash value life insurance policy. It’s easy to see why. According to Moshe Milevsky, professor of Finance at Toronto’s York University, “policies that combine insurance with an element of investing- such as whole life and universal life-earn a lousy pre-tax return.” Rather then [...]

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Tips for Making a Wise Insurance Purchase

FP | May 22, 2009

1. Buy adequate coverage. Strive for enough to really protect your family. It’s tempting to procrastinate or squuze by with less protection. No one ever thinks tragedy will strike. But the point of insurance is to protect your family in the event of a tragedy! Thousands of families are now truggling because they didn’t take [...]

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What to Consider When Replacing a Policy?

FP | May 19, 2009

If you have an outdated policy, and can find a better value, you may want to consider replacing it. Some general guidelines: Consider replacement when… Your family needs change, requiring more coverage. The policy is outdated. Many new policies are cheaper then those offered several years ago, even though you are older. Your investment needs [...]

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Some Questions about Cash Value

FP | May 14, 2009

When it comes to life insurance, you have two basic choices: Some for of cash value life insurance (including universal life) and term insurance. Cash value policies have been sold for decades and are owned by millions of consumers. As a “bundled” policy, it requires you to buy both your death benefit and a cash [...]

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How Term Insurance Fits?

FP | May 8, 2009

How Life Works? When you’re young, you may have young children to support, a new mortgage payment, and many other obligations. Yet you haven’t had the time to accumulate much money. This is the time when the death of a breadwinner could be devastating and when you need coverage the most. When you’re older, you [...]

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What the Rate Cut Means for Mortgages

FP | April 22, 2009

The latest rate cut means consumers buying a house can borrow for as little as 3% interest on their loan if they are willing to buy into the Bank of Canada’s statement Tuesday that it won’t be changing rates until June, 2010. If you don’t believe the bank will hold steady on its promise, you [...]

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