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In this episode, we ask:
- At your age?
- At that income?
- With that health problem?
- What if I don’t make enough money to start planning?
- How much should I save?
- How do you overcome the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle?
- When will you make the most income?
- Is whole life insurance terrible?
- Does the death benefit on whole life insurance keep up with inflation?
- How has life insurance changed in the last fifteen years?
- What is special about a properly designed, dividend-paying, Bank On Yourself policy?
- Why do life insurance companies keep the cash value upon death?
- How much do life insurance producers make in commission?
- Why do producers take a pay cut to write Bank On Yourself policies?
- What sort of life insurance should you consider, if you’re thrifty?
- Why does life insurance hinge on medical underwriting?
- How can people with health issues get a Bank On Yourself policy?
- What are the possibilities for older individuals?
- What about the cost of insurance?
- Why would I put any money outside of the market? Won’t that money grow slowly?
- What happens if I get disabled?
- What if I can’t keep up with the regular premium payments in a Bank On Yourself policy?
- How can avoid making another mistake with my money?
