Busting the Life Insurance Lies: 38 Myths and Misconceptions That Sabotage Your Wealth (Busting the Money Myths series Book 4)
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (915 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01N1JNNS9 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 426 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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And they’re fed up with seeing smart, well-meaning people fall for costly half-truths and mix-ups because they just can’t find the right information. Whether you’re wondering if life insurance is right for you, wanting to understand how it can help you while you’re still alive, or even an insurance advisor yourself, this book will guide you to the answers you need to make the clearest, most informed decision—one you’ll feel good about for the rest of your life. This book is here to clear up all that con
"You Need This Book" according to Wiley W. Walters. As with all Kim Butler's books, I wish I had read these sooner in my financial life. This book certainly cleared up many of the misconceptions I had about life insurance. If you are in your early twenties to late thirties, you need to understand these principles now so you can reach your financial goals sooner than people like me who waited until their late sixties to get started. It will cost you less in fewer years to get where I am now at a greater cost. If you are older than 60 and have no savings, start now or plan to die with your boots on. What greater legacy can you leave for your children and grand children. "This is a story worth reading!" according to Tom Suvansri. Although I've been a consumer of whole life insurance for some time, I've always had some doubts on how valuable a role it plays in my overall financial strategy. After reading Busting the Life Insurance Lies, my doubts have been extinguished, and I know I'm on the right path to wealth and prosperity. The concepts are explained in an easily understandable approach, and I appreciated the inclusion of the "Pro-whole-life" lies to balance the topic. For those looking for the truth about Life Insurance this is the book to read; you'll be glad you did.. NOT boring charts and numbers John S Householder The first lie we should address is: Everyone wants to pick up a book about life insurance right? Well, maybe not, but if you are one of us who doesn't want to spend time absorbing crazy financial needs you didn't know you had, boring charts and numbers, and learning a brand new vocabulary, than this is the book for you! Using a typical family, who ask the same questions we all have, discussing their concerns in ways we can all understand and identify with, Kim and Jack artfully lay out the case for considering properly designed whole life. The lies they take on are surprising, because they are commonly thought of as