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![]() | You've heard it before; accidents happen. There's a great deal of truth in this oft-quoted statement. It's one reason why you should always have good health insurance, because without it, you may be putting yourself in serious financial straights. More |
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![]() | Good investments are hard to come by right now. You may have heard permanent life insurance - also known as whole life or universal - mentioned as a good investment option. It's important, however, to know the pros and cons of permanent life insurance before deciding whether or not to buy a policy. More |
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![]() | When you have questions related to fitness and exercise, where do you turn for answers? A lot of people rely on the fitness trainers at their local gym, but is that person really your best resource? More |
![]() | Your father and grandfather may have used the GI Bill to pay for the college education that ultimately helped them provide for their families. You can too, thanks to a new GI Bill that provides the most comprehensive education benefits package since the original legislation was signed into law 64 years ago. More |
![]() | If you're an adult American, chances are you're in debt. What would happen to that debt if you should die unexpectedly? It's not likely your debtors would write it off. It's far more likely they'll pursue your estate or surviving spouse to recoup the debt. And money taken from your estate is money taken from your survivors - be they a spouse, children, parents or even siblings. More |