A solid life insurance policy accounts for your income, assets, major debts, and future obligations (
like sending your kid to college), among other things.
Not exact matches
I know a suburban mom who, for every biological
kid she and her husband
send to college, they've create a trust fund — kind of
like another scholarship — for a
kid that's not biologically theirs, but is financially hard - pressed.
Did your parents follow the Rick Santorum school of «thought»; as in: «Don't
send your
kids to college, or you'll turn out
like Obama» hahahaha
«Yeah it's sort of
like sending your
kid off
to college, it's
like wow, they really don't need me anymore, do they?»
If the United States could somehow guarantee poor people a fair shot at the American dream through shifting education policies alone, then perhaps we wouldn't have
to feel so damn bad about inequality — about low tax rates and loopholes that benefit the superrich and prevent us from expanding access
to childcare and food stamps; about private primary and secondary schools that cost as much annually as an Ivy League
college, and provide similar benefits; about moving
to a different neighborhood, or
to the suburbs,
to avoid
sending our children
to school with
kids who are not
like them.
But it seems important
to point out that these bubbles have their origin in worthy policy goals,
like increasing home ownership, or
sending more
kids to college.
Forget about
sending your
kids to college, and you can drive away with goodies
like heated seats, a heated steering wheel, semi-aniline leather, navigation and a low - resolution 360 - degree camera system.
Your home equity line of credit is best used for wealth building uses such as home upgrades and repairs, but may also be used for things
like debt consolidation, or the cost of
sending your
kid off
to college.
But
like it or not, many major life decisions, from buying a new car
to sending your
kids to college, revolve around and depend on that 3 - digit number.
For example, if you're going
to use the Asset Allocation Software
to run an investment asset allocation report,
College Planning Calculator to show what's needed to send kids to college, Life Insurance Need Analysis to see how much life insurance they really need, and an overall financial plan showing what their financial future / retirement (using RP, or either version of RWR) will look like before and after your brilliant recommendations, you'd use these four modules, combined with the Cash Flow Projector
College Planning Calculator
to show what's needed
to send kids to college, Life Insurance Need Analysis to see how much life insurance they really need, and an overall financial plan showing what their financial future / retirement (using RP, or either version of RWR) will look like before and after your brilliant recommendations, you'd use these four modules, combined with the Cash Flow Projector
college, Life Insurance Need Analysis
to see how much life insurance they really need, and an overall financial plan showing what their financial future / retirement (using RP, or either version of RWR) will look
like before and after your brilliant recommendations, you'd use these four modules, combined with the Cash Flow Projector (CFP).
Technically, you don't have
to send your
kid to college, either, but these days, getting a
college education is a necessity, whether you
like it or not.