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…become your own source of financing, or he uses the wrong company or product, your policy could grow much more slowly or you could lose some of the tax advantages,…
…run the company in the interests of policy holders. Historically, a failed insurer’s business is then taken over by another company Most insurance companies are audited regularly by several independent…
…Bank On Yourself. We want to hear from you! And the best comments will win prizes… Did the AAII review of my book twist things, commit sins of omission, and…
…that turbo-charge the growth of the cash value in the policy.” In the “Comments” section of the blog, someone picked up on that casual comment and asked about paid-up additions….
…birth a banking cartel to protect its members from competition. (A fascinating book on this topic is The Creature from Jekyll Island, by G. Edward Griffin, available here on Amazon.com.)…
What would happen if you were faced with a completely unforeseen expense and you had to come up with $2,000 – or even $10,000 – to cover it? Could you…
…over a period of a decade to manage their retirement account. These companies were always on the lists of the country’s top-ten financial representatives and asset managers. They all charged…
…it. Traditional College Savings Plans Fail to Live Up to Their Promises As an article on MSN.com titled The Great College Savings Fiasco noted, “Many parents who have invested in…
…What insurance companies do you use? Pamela Yellen is an educator, not a licensed financial representative, which means she’s prohibited from recommending or naming any specific companies that have policies…