Setting Up Your Financial Future
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If I have learned anything in the past 15 months or so, it's that nothing in life is guaranteed. People die, things change, the world throws curve balls when you least expect it. And while nothing can really prepare you for the unexpected, there are a few things you can do to soften the blow.
When tragedy strikes, in any form, the last thing you want to be thinking about is finances. That is why it is best to be prepared way before anything happens.
I stumbled upon this article, found on Genworth, that really helped me come up with a plan for our financial future.
It outlines the three different kinds of insurance everyone should be looking into. They are life, disability, and long-term care. These are things everyone, whether they have a car or not, have a house or not, are married or single, have kids or none, with eventually have to deal with. It is best to set up at least these three kinds of insurance, far before the need arises.
Watch this video for more in-depth information.
You can also look up the cost of care in your area, or the state you'll be looking to retire to, to better plan your financial future.
If I have learned anything in the past 15 months or so, it's that nothing in life is guaranteed. People die, things change, the world throws curve balls when you least expect it. And while nothing can really prepare you for the unexpected, there are a few things you can do to soften the blow.
When tragedy strikes, in any form, the last thing you want to be thinking about is finances. That is why it is best to be prepared way before anything happens.
I stumbled upon this article, found on Genworth, that really helped me come up with a plan for our financial future.
It outlines the three different kinds of insurance everyone should be looking into. They are life, disability, and long-term care. These are things everyone, whether they have a car or not, have a house or not, are married or single, have kids or none, with eventually have to deal with. It is best to set up at least these three kinds of insurance, far before the need arises.
Watch this video for more in-depth information.
You can also look up the cost of care in your area, or the state you'll be looking to retire to, to better plan your financial future.
Nice post, Mandy! I’m sure your post would make people reassess their financial strategies and insurance needs.
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