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Photo by James Wheeler on Unsplash. We tend to think about life insurance as a rare-to-pull ripcord—a plan set in place for the worst of worst-case scenarios. But life insurance can do a lot more for you and your loved ones than you think! In this article, we’ll cover the […]

The Secret Benefits of Life Insurance

April 3, 2024 in life tagged benefits of life insurance / Financial planning / life insurance / retirement planning / will and testament by Cristin Dickey

In the forest, a father holds his daughter and reads her a book. — The best life insurance covers everything you need in your present and protects your future as well. If you are unfamiliar with life policies and their terms, let’s look at what you must know before purchasing a life insurance plan. What is it? At its core, life insurance offers a […]

What is the Best Life Insurance?

March 27, 2024 in life tagged benefits of life insurance / buying life insurance / life insurance agent / life insurance terms / whole life insurance by Joey Hinojosa

Life insurance policies fall into two main types: term life and whole life. Whole life insurance is a permanent insurance policy. Once you pay for the policy, you have it for life. Term life, on the other hand, is temporary for a specific term. So, if you were to die during […]

Term Life Insurance: What Happens After?

March 13, 2024 in life tagged buying life insurance / life insurance / term life insurance by Kayla Gonzalez

girl with special needs playing the guitar with her mom besides her — Navigating financial planning is deeply personal for families nurturing children with special needs. It’s about more than immediate needs—this pursuit involves ensuring a secure, loving future. Life insurance becomes a beacon of hope in this journey, and a life policy provides a flexible safety net that grows with your child, […]

Life Insurance: Building Financial Safety for Special Needs Families

March 6, 2024 in life tagged benefits / child safety / economics / Final Expense / Financial planning / money management by Aris Mercedes

Photo of multiple screens showing the stock market — You have done it. You bought the biggest house on the street. You have made the final car payment. You’re set! You no longer have money going to anyone else! It stays in your own pockets! Well, what do you do with your money now? Sure, you could always take […]

Should You Invest In The Stock Market?

February 28, 2024 in life tagged Bonds / budget / finance / money / Retirement / stocks by Vohny Figueroa

When tackling debt, there are unlimited ways you can go about it. Each one might receive promotion as the ideal method, but that truly depends on each individual and how they best interact with money. The snowball method is one of the more popular debt reduction methods. This strategy focuses […]

Crushing Debt with the Snowball Method

February 21, 2024 in life tagged budgeting / debt / Personal Finances / snowball method by Kayla Gonzalez

A mom and dad sit and hug their son while sitting outside. — When you love someone, you want the best for them and desire to see them living well, safe, healthy, and happy. What if you were to pass away? How do you keep your family and loved ones enjoying these positive attributes? There must be provision to secure them from struggling […]

Love With Life Insurance

February 14, 2024 in life tagged family / life insurance / love by Joey Hinojosa

Finding a hobby that resonates deeply with you is a journey of self-discovery, offering much more than a simple pastime. It’s a path to enhancing personal growth, uncovering new passions, and injecting an extra layer of joy and fulfillment into your life. Hobbies present a unique opportunity to explore activities […]

Finding a Hobby Perfect For You

February 7, 2024 in life tagged health wellness / lifestyle / personal growth / self discovery by Aris Mercedes

Harness the power of compound interest. — Remember setting up your very own lemonade stand as a kid? Maybe it was gum or popsicles. My childhood was not about a lemonade stand – it was a chocolate bar bazaar. For me, selling chocolate bars, lollipops, and candy was not just satisfying cravings but reaping the sweet payday […]

Compound Interest and Exponential Gain

January 31, 2024 in life tagged finance / finances / financial / life insurance / money by Jose Lerma

$100 on a white background — I know what you’re thinking. $100 a week isn’t a whole lot! You are 100% correct! What if I told you it’s wacky challenges that push people to the limits of their finances? Some may have high-interest-rate savings accounts; some may have the envelope stuffing method, but the $100 method […]

Can You Complete The $100 Challenge?

January 24, 2024 in life tagged debt / finances / money / saving / savings account by Vohny Figueroa