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Should I Switch from Term to Whole Life Insurance?

Should I Switch from Term to Whole Life Insurance?

Like most answers regarding insurance, the solid answer when deciding whether to switch between term and whole life insurance is, “It depends.” There are many reasons to switch from term to whole life insurance, but the decision must reflect your situation. To Build Savings for the Future Unlike a term life insurance policy, which offers no value after the specified period ends, a whole life...

What Does a Home Safety Assessment Involve?

What Does a Home Safety Assessment Involve?

As one gets older, getting around can become a little more challenging. One gets tired more easily; maybe one’s back is painful, or the knees or hips have become troublesome. Keeping things organized in your home environment can give you greater physical security and peace of mind. This is what a home safety assessment focuses on. What is a Home Safety Assessment? A home safety...

What is an HSA, and Is It Right for Me?

What is an HSA, and Is It Right for Me?

You have options when it comes to managing your health insurance. Many services are offered free of charge. An HSA or health savings account is not insurance but can be a viable option for covering health costs.  What is an HSA? An HSA is a personal savings account for specified healthcare costs. The account allows you to set aside funds and withdraw from the account...

Do I Have Enough Life Insurance? 6 Signs to Know if You’re Underinsured

Do I Have Enough Life Insurance? 6 Signs to Know if You’re Underinsured

If you are uncertain if you have enough life insurance, it is time to review your existing policy or, for some people, put a new policy in place. Life insurance is dynamic and needs to change with time. As you hit significant milestones, your insurance must match the changes. Here are some signs that you are underinsured.  You Never Calculated How Much You Need While...

Medicare & Heart Disease: What is Covered

Medicare & Heart Disease: What is Covered

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. It accounts for over 600,000 deaths annually and affects both men and women across all racial and ethnic groups. It also primarily affects older adults. Here’s what you need to know about heart disease coverage if you have Medicare. What is Heart Disease?  Heart disease is a broad term encompassing a range of...