Five Tips for First-time, Long-term Disability Insurance Shoppers
Long-term disability insurance is income protection. If you become disabled, your medical bills may be covered by health insurance, but how about insuring your income?
Long-term disability insurance is income protection. If you become disabled, your medical bills may be covered by health insurance, but how about insuring your income?
We spend money for all types of reasons. Many times we spend money on what we need. Other times we spend it on stuff we want. Look at a few of the reasons behind your spending to make sure you remain or become financially responsible.
People may not normally equate life insurance with children, however purchasing life insurance coverage for children has many benefits. For example, coverage will never be more affordable. Find out four other reasons you may want to at least consider coverage for the young.
Becoming financially responsible takes time. But it does not require catastrophic changes except in the most dire circumstances. For the new year, here are several financial moves that may prove to be quite simple and painless.
One study has Millennials averaging a 625 credit score. That is not a great score and lower than any other generation. But this score can be raised with some simple financial advice we feature in our Millennial financial advice roundup.
The following are frequently asked questions about disability insurance. Hopefully, they will help you as you determine what type of disability insurance is best for your income protection.
One of the quickest ways to hurt your retirement plans is a lack of a plan. Do you find yourself in this circumstance? Then it’s time to create a retirement account plan. Once you do, you will need to avoid these seven money mistakes.
Did you know that Americans spend almost 40 percent more on their credit cards in December than any other month? Do you have a budget or even a plan on how to manage your holidays spending? Here are seven tips to help you.
A recent Employee Financial Wellness Survey that reports on adults nationwide who are full-time employees indicates that political uncertainty and a slow economic recovery are a few reasons that worry 52 percent of respondents in regards to their financial well-being.
One of the more interesting aspects of this report is the similarities of concerns regarding financial well-being across generations. Below, we’ve chosen a few of the more interesting findings.
The recent presidential debates mention student loan burden, but never specifically the student loan burden for those with disabilities. There is a program called the Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) Discharge, which addresses debt burdens for those with disabilities.