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Life Insurance Is Not An Investment . . . It Is A Necessity

Posted on January 3, 2015 by thefamilysecurityplan

Many question why whole life insurance is a good investment. The Family Security Plan® does not provide insurance as an investment; instead, it is a necessity. There is no other financial tool that can create instant cash for your beneficiary … Continue reading →

First Time Home Buyers: Making A House A Home

Posted on December 6, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

Buying your first house is a huge step. You will have to mow your lawn and rake your leaves, replace your oven if it breaks and, most importantly, have a plan for any unexpected expenses. There are many things to … Continue reading →

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Are You Prepared to Retire Cold Turkey? Semi-Retirement and Part-Time Employment

Posted on November 15, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

If you are approaching the Golden Age of Retirement, chances are you have dedicated a significant number of years to the workforce. The transition of working full-time to the life of a retiree can be an abrupt and difficult change. … Continue reading →

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Happy Movember! Bringing Awareness to Men’s Health

Posted on November 1, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

The Movember Foundation had declared the month of November as “Movember” in a global effort to raise awareness on men’s health issues. Since 2003, over 4 million men and women around the world have joined in the movement, raising over … Continue reading →

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What Troubles Most College Graduates?

Posted on October 4, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

Graduating from college is a huge accomplishment. Working hard throughout the college undergraduate curriculum is commendable. However, what happens after the commencement ceremony ends and the final piece of confetti hits the floor? This is where post graduates find themselves … Continue reading →

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When History Repeats Itself, Where Should We Turn?

Posted on May 7, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

Some things have changed since the Great Depression, Some Things Remain The Same. An economic “downturn” does not need a name to have an impact on everyone. Call it a “Recession”, call it a “Depression”, who cares what it is … Continue reading →

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12 Steps Towards Your Financial Freedom: Part 2

Posted on April 26, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

(PART II OF A THREE PART SERIES) Are you someone focused on saving your money? Or are you someone with a burning desire to spend? These two personality types merge in today’s blog as we uncover some of the most … Continue reading →

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12 Steps Towards Your Financial Freedom: Part 1

Posted on April 23, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

(PART I OF A THREE PART SERIES) It seems as if these days are filled with a constant focus on money. We “spend” a great amount of time throughout our lives trying to make it and spend it. One thing … Continue reading →

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As an 18-year old going off to college for the first time are you really prepared to answer the question, “What do you want to do with your life?” For many college students, making new friends, cheering on the school’s … Continue reading →

Posted on April 19, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: change

Life Insurance Is Not An Investment . . . It Is A Necessity

First Time Home Buyers: Making A House A Home

Happy Movember! Bringing Awareness to Men’s Health

What Troubles Most College Graduates?

When History Repeats Itself, Where Should We Turn?

12 Steps Towards Your Financial Freedom: Part 2

12 Steps Towards Your Financial Freedom: Part 1

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