Friday, June 14, 2019

10 Inspirational Quotes for Father's Day

  1. A fellow who does things that count doesn’t usually stop to count them.
  2. A man must be big enough to admit his mistakes, smart enough to profit from them, and strong enough to correct them.
  3. Don’t wait for your ship to come in if you haven’t sent one out.
  4. The fellow who has an abundance of pull gets along very well without push.
  5. Your mind can hold only one thought at a time, make it a positive and constructive one.
  6. Many of life’s failures are men who do not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.
  7. It’s a good idea to take an interest in the future – – that’s where you will spend the rest of your life.
  8. The man is blest who does his best; do not worry.
  9. There is no formula for success except, perhaps an unconditional acceptance of life and what it brings.
  10. The man who gets ahead is a man who does more than is necessary and keeps on doing it.

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Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Only Life Insurance Policy You Need

No one’s financial plan is complete without life insurance. 

If your financial planner does not incorporate life insurance 
in your financial plan he or she is doing you a tremendous disservice. 

The only question is what type of life insurance.


Limited Value of Term Insurance
While term insurance term insurance can be useful for a young person, recently married, with a mortgage and young children, for older people whose children are grown and who have the potential of acquiring a health problem, term insurance is not the way to go. 

Term insurance is just what the words alludes to. It's for a term of years and then it's no more. If you have an option to keep it and do so, your premium jumps significantly higher. 

Forgetting term, for most of us a choice need to be made among four types of life insurance: a preferred whole life, 20 pay whole life, whole life with modified death benefits, and a whole life final expense .

Final Expense Whole Life Policy
If you have a preferred whole life or a 20 pay whole life already in place, then the only type of life insurance policy you still must have is a whole life final expense policy.

You need a whole life final expense policy to provide your family the money when they need it – a policy which will pay all the costs associated with your funeral and burial expenses within 24 hour of the documents being received while you are waiting on the other policies to pay out.

The other policies may be designed to provide for a lifetime income for your surviving family and may take take several weeks or more to pay out. However, only the whole life final expense policy will give your family immediate benefits.


For Illinois residents, call (773)614-3201 for more information and quotes.

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Insure Your Children's Life - A Must For Parents

Insuring children lives are often overlooked. Parents and grandparents must consider insuring the lives of children in their care.

Children Lives Need to be Insured

While the parents and grandparents must make sure that their lives are insured first and foremost, if funds are available to insure the children, the children lives need to be insured.

Insurance Premiums for Children are Low

The insurance premiums for life insurance for children tend to be very reasonable because of their long life expectancy. However, tragedies and accidents can and do occur everyday.

And, no one wants to have to take up a collection or draw down savings to bury a child. Therefore, what amounts to less than a dollar a day. for example, for a child entering kindergarten at 6 years old, the annual premium for a 10,000 policy would be $57.60. 


This would be a whole life policy that build up cash value and one that the child can keep at a low premium once he grows up and becomes self-reliant.


One other matter to consider is that if the child become uninsurable, for whatever reason, and the existing policy is in force, it can not be cancelled by the company as long as the premium continues to be paid. 


Call (773) 614-3201 for more information on insuring your children. If you have any thoughts on this matter, leave your comments below.