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By The Buckeye Post July 13, 2012
LGS Insurance is a 5 star company. Fantastic customer service for everyone. ...read more
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By Raya2020-msn-com July 28, 2014
Think Again
When most people think about life insurance, they think about covering funeral costs and paying off the house. Some think of it as a way to help with the cost of college. The true is that your family needs more protection than that. You need to think about income. Your life insurance policy may cover funeral costs and the mortgage, but what about the monthly bills? Even if your spouse is working, the family has lost half of the income that they had. Will they be able to afford the upkeep on the house even if it’s paid for? Consider insuring your current income for awhile. Ask yourself how many years of income will spouse need until that lost income can be replaced or less income is needed. How old are the children? How many years before they are on their own? It’s something to think about when it’s time for a review of your insurance policy. ...read more
By LGS Mobile Notary Services July 13, 2012
Downsizing Retirement ?
There is a lot of uncertainty about making the right plans for retirement among the large baby boom generation. There are estimated to be 10,000 boomers turning 65 every day for the next 18 years, according to theU.S. Census Bureau. This is causing a lot of concern about when and how to retire. “People are rethinking the definition of retirement,” says Olivia Mitchell, director of theBoettner Center for Pensions and Retirement Securityat the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School. “Its downsizing retirement is what it is. It’s reducing the length of time during which people are expecting to be doing nothing lucrative and increasing the commitment to the workforce, either by staying on the job or by working part time or by doing things that — maybe starting a new company — people had thought about doing but didn’t really take seriously until the economy turned down. What I would say is retirement itself is being downsized and not the other way around.” According to a May 2011 survey byTransamerica Center for Retirement Studies, 54 percent of workers expect to retire between age 60 and 69. However, more than one-third plan to work past age 70 or never retire. Downsizing personal responsibilities is common among retirees. Many move from their large family home to a smaller home or condo. But while retirees strive to simplify many things they have no control over. Such as the concern about the future of Social Security or Medicare or what the tax rates will be in the future. “The biggest concerns for many are the cost of medical insurance, out-of-pocket medical costs, or long term care, if it became necessary. While it is impossible to prepare for everything that may happen, downsizing earlier and saving more earlier is a good idea. ...read more
By LGS Mobile Notary Services June 20, 2012