Typically, you can buy life insurance for a child who is age 17 or younger. But what happens when you child or children turn 18 years of age? And what happens when they are self-supporting no longer dependent on their parents? People with children are strongly recommended to have life insurance so that the needs… [Read More]
How Life Insurance Can Help You Build Wealth for Your Family
Learn why building multi-generational is so important The benefits of using life insurance as a tool to create multi-generational wealth—while ensuring your loved ones can move forward financially after your passing—can be priceless. Here are some of the most common methods: The proceeds from your life insurance are typically tax-free. Your policy can ensure your… [Read More]
How to Start a Conversation About Life Insurance with Your Family?
Getting life insurance for your family is an expression of love that goes beyond words Life insurance conversations are often difficult to start but very necessary to have within the family. Whether you need to talk to a parent or spouse, it’s important to find the time and space to have a candid conversation about… [Read More]
What Percentage Of American Adults Have Life Insurance?
In 2021, 52 percent of Americans owned life insurance According to sources, in 2018, approximately 27.8 million life insurance policies were purchased in the United States. The average American has $178,150 in life cover. The most common age group for people to buy insurance is between 35 and 45. Recent LIMRA research shows that 36%… [Read More]
Obamacare Enrollment Assistance for 2022
Did you already apply for 2022 coverage? Starting in 2022, enrollment throughout the year will be allowed for people with income up to 150% of the federal poverty level (or FPL, which is $19,320 per year for a single person in 2022, $32,940 for family of 3). Open Enrollment for 2022 runs from Monday, November… [Read More]
ACA 2022 FPL Levels Shared by Insurance Pro
For the 2022 tax year, the ACA affordability threshold will decrease to 9.61%. According to IRS Revenue Procedure 2021-36 all health plans offered by employers beginning January 1, 2022, will need to be no more than 9.61% of an employee’s household income for employer-sponsored self-only coverage to be ACA affordable. What FPL Stand For? Federal… [Read More]
