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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 →

Disability Insurance: Protecting Your Way of Life

Posted on November 29, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

As a twenty-nine year old, protecting myself from a disability didn’t even make my priority list; I can honestly say that it was not even something I had given a second thought. That was until I listened to Robert’s story … 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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I Am Retiring Happy; You Can Too!

Posted on October 25, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

Each day, approximately ten thousand baby boomers celebrate their 65th Birthday. The age of 65 is most commonly recognized as “the age of retirement”; however, boomers are taking a different approach. While retirement used to mean the end of one’s … Continue reading →

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Why Do Seniors Need Life Insurance?

Posted on October 18, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

Many people understand the need for life insurance at a younger age. You have significant liabilities such as a home mortgage or loans. You have a spouse/partner and children and you want to ensure their well-being and future education. But … Continue reading →

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Lessons in Saving: What I’ve Learned Throughout My 20s

Posted on August 9, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

It seems like just yesterday I was surrounded by family and friends belting out the traditional “Happy Birthday” song to commemorate my 21st birthday. Time does fly! Now, a year and a half away from my next milestone, I find … Continue reading →

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Making My Way as a Millennial: Part 2

Posted on June 11, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

This is Part Two of a two-part series documenting my journey as a millennial! To read Part One, please click here. Join me as I continue to Make My Way as a Millennial! Goal 2: Find the right job. I … Continue reading →

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Are You Being Squeezed? Money Strategies For The Sandwich Generation

Posted on May 14, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

An increasing number of Americans between the ages of 45 to 65 years find themselves caught in the challenging position of caring for their aging parents, while also raising their children or grandchildren. If you belong to this “sandwich generation” … Continue reading →

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12 Steps Towards Your Financial Freedom: Part 3

Posted on April 30, 2014 by thefamilysecurityplan

(PART III OF A THREE PART SERIES) What does a month-long celebration on financial literacy look like? For many, that is hard to imagine. However, for those following The Family Security Plan Community, the picture is becoming clear. We … 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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Tag Archives: retirement

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

Disability Insurance: Protecting Your Way of Life

Are You Being Squeezed? Money Strategies For The Sandwich Generation

12 Steps Towards Your Financial Freedom: Part 3

12 Steps Towards Your Financial Freedom: Part 1

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