When I work with clients, one of the first things I do is review their current insurance coverage. And while my clients are awesome and are already doing a lot of things right, there are some common mistakes I see popping up again and again. In this post we talk about some of those common insurance mistakes so that you can avoid them.Read more…
Should You Get Insurance on Your Own or Through Work?
Posted April 21, 2015
When you go looking for insurance, you’ll find that there are two main ways to get it: through your employer or out on your own. Both have their strengths and weaknesses, and in this post we’ll walk through them all so that you can make sure your family gets the right kind of financial protection.Read more…
My Love/Hate Relationship with Insurance
Posted April 7, 2015
Insurance is neither inherently good nor inherently evil, but it can be used for either one. My goal is to help you protect your family without paying any unnecessary money for insurance you don’t need. And today I’m going to kick things off by sharing why my relationship with insurance is one of both love and hate.Read more…
Why a Stay-at-Home Parent Should Have Life Insurance
Posted November 25, 2014
It probably makes sense that a working parent should have life insurance. After all, your family relies on his or her income and that income would need to be replaced. Life insurance is a great way to do it. But it might not be quite as obvious that a stay-at-home parent should have life insurance too, often nearly as much as the working parent.Read more…
3 Reasons Why Your Employer-Provided Life Insurance Probably Isn’t Enough
Posted August 28, 2014
For new parents, life insurance is one of the most important first steps in creating financial security. It’s a cheap way to make sure that your family will have the financial resources it needs no matter what. But if you want the right kind of protection, you may need to look somewhere other than employer-provided life insurance.Read more…
