Sentences with phrase «facing higher living expenses»

They'll be under pressure to save for retirement on their own, even while facing higher living expenses because they lack company benefit plans to pay for dental bills, eyeglasses, and other expenses.

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Faced with a job loss or a period of unexpectedly high living expenses you may feel pressure to abandon your savings regimen or even dip into the savings you've managed to set aside.

Unlike many other life insurance final expense plans, Phoenix offers coverage to much younger individuals for higher face amounts that include:

The term plan design would have a higher face amount with a lower premium for the most financially volatile years and the Universal life would have a lower face amount which would be all you would need since you main expenses are over such as college tuition and a home mortgage in Chicago.

A big benefit for those over the age of 80 when it comes to final expense coverage is that while you will need to select a lower face amount than the kind of coverage offered through whole life, term life, and universal life, you won't be paying the high premiums associated with that coverage, either.

In most cases, the face amount on a final expense life insurance policy will range between $ 5,000 and $ 50,000 — although there are some carriers that will offer plans with higher face amounts.

Dividends are great, but focus on total return When faced with the choice between two similar REITs, investors may naturally choose the one with the higher dividend yield, especially if they plan to use that regular income to pay for living expenses.