By Ed Hinerman on June 22, 2012
Can you imagine how bored I would get if I couldn’t count on AARP to provide blog material on an absolutely continuous, unending basis? After all of the really awful things I’ve had to say about the AARP/New York Life insurance program over the years, my last two posts have been about their good side. ...read more
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By Ed Hinerman on November 28, 2011
I often have the budget discussion with people who fall into the less than perfect health category, impaired risk life insurance in the industry. They don’t get the bang for the buck that someone young and healthy, or for that matter over 50 and healthy. My advice is always the same. Don’t throw away an ...read more
Posted in Dave Ramsey, death benefit, insurance, life insurance | Tagged afford it?, budget, Dave Ramsey, death benefit, death benefit reduction, doesn't manage money, impaired risk life insurance, insurance, keeping your budget, lapsed policy, life insurance, policy will lapse, put lower amount in force, something is better than nothing
