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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

There is no doubt that the recent coronavirus pandemic came as a shock to most Americans, but some businesses were more prepared than others due to their pre-existing risk management procedures. — Just as policyholders purchase life insurance to protect their families from risk, successful companies often utilize risk management procedures to protect their assets in case of an emergency. There is no doubt that the recent coronavirus pandemic came as a shock to most Americans, but some businesses were more prepared […]

Risk Management Procedures Safeguard Businesses During Pandemic

September 19, 2020 in life / Medicare tagged business planning / economics / health risk / work life by Macee Hall

What is Hyperinflation Over the past few months, lawmakers and economists have worried about hyperinflation with the introduction of trillions of dollars into the United States economy. So what is hyperinflation and how does it work? “Hyperinflation is a term to describe rapid, excessive, and out-of-control general price increases in […]

What is Hyperinflation?

July 4, 2020 in life tagged economics / finances / government / government aid / United States of America by Jenny McCann

Elder Fiancial Fraud — Safeguard Senior Savings Against Financial Elder Abuse With a growing population of aging Americans, financial exploitation against seniors is becoming a widespread problem. The National Council on Aging estimates costs of elder financial abuse and fraud range from $2.9 billion to $36.5 billion annually. The rate of financial exploitation is extremely high […]

Safeguard Senior Savings Against Financial Elder Abuse

June 24, 2020 in life tagged economics / elderly / Savings / savings account by Jenny McCann

Could the SBA get more funding for PPP and EIDL? On Thursday, April 16th, 2020 the SBA officially exhausted all PPP (Payroll Protectin Program) and EIDL (Economic injury disaster loans) funds. This means that the applications have officially been closed and there is no longer any more funding available in […]

Could the SBA get more funding for PPP and EIDL?

April 30, 2020 in life tagged business planning / economics / Financial planning / government aid by Jenny McCann

Recently, we have all seen how the coronavirus has negatively impacted our economy. We have also heard some experts claim that we are currently in a recession, some going so far as to envision a Great Depression-like economy in the future. These are tough times for everyone. It is important […]

Economic Depression vs. Recession

April 27, 2020 in life tagged depression / economics / emergency / finances / government aid by Jenny McCann

On Friday, the House of Representatives approved a stimulus package worth trillions of dollars. Now heading to the desk of the President, all that’s left is for his signature to be approved. The Coronavirus stimulus package is needed because of the effects of the spread by COVID-19, over the last […]

Coronavirus Stimulus Package: $2 Trillion to Help The Economy

April 22, 2020 in life tagged diease / economics / emergency / government aid by Jadon Sennet

2 trillion is a very large number. Putting that into perspective, that’s 12 zeros ($2,000,000,000,000), nearly 1/10 of America’s total GDP. This package is going to be used as rescue money for many Americans. This also includes $500 billion in bailout money to help industries, including airlines and manufacturers. Here’s […]

What’s In A $2 Trillion Stimulus Package?

April 21, 2020 in life tagged disease / economics / emergency / government aid by Jenny McCann

Insurance companies have interesting ways to determine premiums. All of them use medical records to help determine your risk, while others actually have you undergo a medical test, including blood and urine tests. We get quite a few questions about life insurance and how carriers calculate the specific cost of […]

How Do Insurance Companies Determine Premiums?

April 15, 2020 in life tagged cost of life insurance / economics / life insurance / premiums by Jenny McCann

Top investors in the United States are calling for the market to close down for two weeks. This would allow for the markets to calm down and be less emotional, allowing for everything to go back to where it was before we started with the coronavirus. But will it really […]

Will The United States Close Their Market for Two Weeks?

April 13, 2020 in life tagged disease / economics / emergency / finances / government by Jenny McCann