The person or entity your name as the beneficiary of your life insurance policy is extremely important. After all, the beneficiary is the one that will receive the life insurance proceeds once you’ve passed on to the next adventure. Here are 5 key points you should consider when deciding who your beneficiary is going to…
Could you afford to lose your non-refundable, pre-paid travel expenses in the case of your trip being canceled due to an unforeseen event (ex: death of a family member)? Are you traveling to a destination that may be affected by severe weather? If you were to get sick or injured on the trip, would you…
Travel Insurance, what to consider.
Life insurance is about love and protection. Those that are protected by it’s coverage have gratitude and peace of mind.
There is great insight that can be gleaned from the original language of the Old Testament:. The ABC’s of Hebrew give us an extraordinary clue! The Aleph (א) is the first letter (a vowel) of the Hebrew alphabet and makes an “ah” sound. The letter literally means first in strength (as in the strength of…
Why even consider buying an annuity? An annuity is not for everyone but in special circumstances it makes sense. Deciding if an annuity is right for you is like trying to decide which cookie to buy in a bakery, first you have to decide if you even want a cookie, then which kind. Four possible…
It depends. Don’t let someone talk you into buying an annuity just because you have the money for it. Educate yourself on the pros and cons of annuities so you know what you are getting yourself into. There are plenty of sites that list the pros and cons of annuities, here are the top two…
“The One to Come”…Happy Birthday Church!! In early spring, Passover is celebrated world-wide by Jews and Christians alike. There is a tradition in the Seder liturgy commonly known as the “Afikomen”. Afikomen literally means “The One to Come”. The Afikomen portion of the Seder involves gathering 3 pieces of whole matzoh (unleavened bread – used strictly on…
In a couple’s young years, money is typically tight but responsibility is huge: There are children to support, a mortgage that needs to be paid and debt that has accrued (Oftentimes college loans put extra pressure on either of the couple earning income). The loss of the principal bread – winner’s income would be devastating…
One of the most convicting verses I’ve ever read is Daniel 6:4 “At this, the administrators and the satraps tried to find grounds for charges against Daniel in his conduct of government affairs, but they were unable to do so. They could find no corruption in him, because he was trustworthy and neither corrupt nor…