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| Title | One other question: | Peter Stell700advanc | |||
| Date | 2015-02-19 11:28:06 | 2015-02-19 11:46:10 | |||
| Editor | Anonymous | Anonymous | |||
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| 2015-02-19 11:28:06 by Anonymous / Edit this version | 2015-02-19 11:46:10 by Anonymous / Edit this version | ||||
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| t | 1 | One other question: Have you look at what the pri | t | 1 | Peter Stell700advance.com – Is a payday loan olinn |
| > | muems will jump to after that next term? Gaurante | > | e in easy step. You can get the loan up to $1500 i | ||
| > | ed $250 will seem cheap when you look at what it w | > | n as little as 1 hour with no credit check. At 700 | ||
| > | ill jump to next. That next time you'll be bettin | > | advance.com We confirm every one can be approved. | ||
| > | g $250/month that you will die within the next 5 y | > | Bad credit OK.Apply olinne now: http://xhgpyyr.com | ||
| > | ears by age 63. After that what $500 a month that | > | [url=http://phkivqr.com]phkivqr[/url] [link=http: | ||
| > | you'll die before age 68. Then you'll be betting | > | //oyyiryuhrm.com]oyyiryuhrm[/link] | ||
| > | $800 a month that you'll die by 73. Why not bet | ||||
| > | $300 a month now and bet that you'll die at some p | ||||
| > | oint and not worry about how old you'll be when yo | ||||
| > | u die? (PS: those numbers are just guesses as to | ||||
| > | what the primuems will go upIt really depends why | ||||
| > | you are buying the insurance in the first place.Ar | ||||
| > | e you protecting a temporary need or a perminant n | ||||
| > | eed?Temorary needs are things that will go away af | ||||
| > | ter a certain period of time. Temporary needs may | ||||
| > | include (but not limited to):Debt paymentMortgage | ||||
| > | paymentChild care for young childrenmaking sure t | ||||
| > | he kids get through schoolproviding your spouse wi | ||||
| > | th income for a couple years to greivePerminant ne | ||||
| > | eds are something that will never go away whater y | ||||
| > | ou die tomorrow or 40 years from now. Perminant n | ||||
| > | eeds may include (but not limited to):Funeral cost | ||||
| > | sAdmin feeslawyers feesFinal years income taxesEst | ||||
| > | ate taxesCharitable giviing/legacy fundIf it's tem | ||||
| > | porary needs go with Term. If it's perminant need | ||||
| > | s go with whole life.I like to relate it to housin | ||||
| > | g. Term in like renting a house. It's ussually a | ||||
| > | temprorary fix. Yes it's cheaper, but you'll nev | ||||
| > | er own it. The landlord can kick you out eventual | ||||
| > | ly (Term will expire at age 80 or 85) and there's | ||||
| > | nothing you can do about it. The landlord can als | ||||
| > | o jack up the rent every few years (IE: primuems i | ||||
| > | ncreasing) and if you sell it (cancel the policy) | ||||
| > | you get nothing back just hand back the keys and t | ||||
| > | hey thanks for your time.Whole life is like buying | ||||
| > | a house. It's a more suitable long term solution | ||||
| > | . Yes, it's a little more money, but you never ha | ||||
| > | ve to worry about getting kicked out, or the rent | ||||
| > | going up. You also build up equity (cash value) s | ||||
| > | o if you do decide to move on, you'll get somethin | ||||
| > | g back out of it in the end.And for the Buy Term a | ||||
| > | nd Invest the Rest folks it's a good stategy in | ||||
| > | theory, but it's not suitable for everyone and oft | ||||
| > | en doesn't work out as planned. People sometimes | ||||
| > | aren't disaplined or knowledgable enough to invest | ||||
| > | the rest, do it right and leave it there. It sho | ||||
| > | uld not be preached as a one size fits all solutio | ||||
| > | n because it clearly isn't. | ||||
