What Is an LIRP? A life insurance retirement plan is a permanent life insurance policy, such as universal life insurance, that combines life insurance coverage with a “cash value” ...
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An indexed universal life insurance policy can help you with tax mitigation and extra retirement income in addition to death benefits for your beneficiaries. Read more at Kiplinger ...
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Medicare beneficiaries may see their premiums for prescription drug coverage dip in 2023, although their deductibles might rise. The average basic monthly premium for Medicare Part D is ...
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According to Nobel laureates Robert Merton and Myron Scholes, financial options can be used to construct investments that “can be used by investors to produce patterns of returns ...
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The choices can be confusing, and the fine print is important. But it’s crucial to choose wisely, because it may be hard to change your mind. Read more ...
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Considering annuities, insurance, new investments and delaying Social Security? Read more at MarketWatch ...
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In 25 years, technological advances may render car ownership as we know it obsolete. The car-insurance industry may be buried right beside it. Self-driving cars and ride-sharing programs ...
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For decades, the rallying cry of the financial advice industry has been for clients to buy inexpensive term life insurance rather than more expensive whole life insurance and ...
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