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    How to Set-Up a Life Insurance Policy (and Why You Need One)

    enSeptember 23, 2021

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    • Utilize existing resources for side hustles like Airbnb hostingMaximize your assets by turning them into income through side hustles and securing financial stability with life insurance investments

      Monetizing what you already have can be a simple and effective side hustle, such as becoming an Airbnb host. This not only allows individuals to utilize their existing resources but also provides an easy way to get started with minimal upfront costs. Additionally, the importance of life insurance was emphasized, with the reminder that it's never an ideal time to think about it, but it's a necessary investment for securing financial stability for loved ones. The unexpected events in the financial market, like the GameStop situation, serve as reminders to take control of personal finances and consider various options, including side hustles and insurance policies.

    • Understanding Term vs Whole Life Insurance for a Young FamilyTerm life insurance offers lower premiums but higher renewal rates, while whole life insurance functions as both investment and insurance with lifelong coverage and higher upfront costs.

      When considering life insurance policies for a young family, it's essential to understand the differences between term life and whole life insurance. Term life insurance offers a lower annual premium but comes with the risk of higher renewal rates if the policy is not renewed or extended before the term ends. The payout for beneficiaries is typically higher in case of the policyholder's death. However, it's crucial to clearly outline beneficiary instructions for claiming the policy in a will since beneficiaries rarely claim these benefits. On the other hand, whole life insurance functions as both an investment and insurance, offering a cash value component that grows over time. It's more expensive upfront but provides lifelong coverage and a guaranteed payout for beneficiaries. Ultimately, the choice between term and whole life insurance depends on your financial situation, family needs, and long-term goals. It's recommended to consult a financial advisor for personalized advice.

    • Understanding Term vs Whole Life InsuranceTerm life insurance offers lower premiums for a specific term, while whole life insurance has higher premiums but includes a cash value component that grows tax-deferred. Consider affordability, debt, and dependents when deciding which is right for you.

      When considering life insurance options, there are two main types: term life and whole life. Term life insurance provides coverage for a specific term and has lower premiums, while whole life insurance offers coverage until death and has higher premiums but also includes a cash value component that grows tax-deferred. It's important to consider both the cost and the need for coverage when deciding which type is right for you. A healthy 35-year-old male can expect to pay around $30 per month for a term life insurance policy with a $500,000 death benefit, while the same policy for whole life insurance would cost approximately $517 per month. Factors such as affordability, debt, and dependents should be taken into account when making your decision. Ultimately, whole life insurance may be seen as an investment vehicle for wealthy individuals looking to further minimize estate taxes, but it's essential to weigh the potential benefits against the higher cost.

    • Finding the Right Balance in Life InsuranceChoose the right balance between coverage and affordability, consult a neutral third party, avoid common mistakes, and regularly review your policy.

      When choosing a life insurance policy, it's essential to find the right balance between coverage that meets your beneficiaries' needs and what you can afford. This Goldilocks approach ensures you don't end up with a plan that's too small or too large. If you're new to the world of life insurance, consider consulting a neutral third party, such as Policygenius, to help make informed decisions. Remember, don't overlook the importance of executing your policy correctly. Common mistakes, like naming a minor as a beneficiary before they turn 18 or keeping a policy a secret, can create unnecessary complications. Lastly, set a yearly reminder to review your policy to ensure it remains up-to-date with your changing life circumstances. By taking these steps, you'll have peace of mind knowing you've addressed this crucial financial matter.

    • Act of kindness and financial responsibility towards loved onesInvesting in life insurance now provides peace of mind and financial security for loved ones in the future

      Purchasing life insurance is an act of kindness and financial responsibility towards your loved ones. It's a topic we may not want to think about, but it's important to consider so that our families don't have to bear the financial burden during a difficult time. The Spend my Money Rehab production by iHeartRadio, hosted by Nicole Lapin, emphasizes this point. The show's team, including Morgan LaVoy, Mike Coscarelli, Nikki Itor, Will Pearson, Michelle Lance, Katherine Law, and Brandon, work together to help listeners prioritize their finances and get their financial lives in order. By investing in life insurance now, we can provide peace of mind and financial security for our loved ones in the future.

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