Posts Tagged ‘insurance’

In today’s economy every income counts. When a worker gets sick or injured and can’t work, sick days are great; however, they do not last forever. Once used up, there is no paycheck coming in while expenses and bills keep running up unless that man or woman has disability insurance on which to fall back. [...]

What happens to your loved ones if you die? Do you have enough money set aside to take care of the bills once your income is gone? Most insurance companies stop writing term life once a person reaches 60; however, he/she can still buy whole life insurance. The annual premium is higher than term but [...]

The day I bought my first home I also bought home insurance. The mortgage company demanded it. Were the house or property damaged, were someone to be injured on it, the people who lent me the money for my home wanted to be protected. I thought this reasonable then and I still do. Home insurance [...]

You are signing for your first home purchase and the necessary mortgage on the new homestead. You plan to make every payment for the next twenty to forty years on time. But what happens if, just if, you can’t because you die? It’s a very unpleasant but real consideration you should consider before signing those [...]

All my grandparents came over on the boat from the Old Country. Three of my aunts and an uncle did too.  They all settled here permanently, learned to read and write, spoke English in public, and made it on their own without any dole.  What it took was work,  I am very proud of them [...]