Using Life Insurance to Pay for Tuition
Life insurance proceeds can help provide the cash needed to fund educational goals says Edward E. Graves, author of “McGill’s Life Insurance.”
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Americans Over 50 Encouraged to Get Shingles Vaccine
Americans over 50 are encouraged to get the shingles vaccine, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Getting vaccinated against shingles is the only way, per the CDC, to not contract it. Shingles Virus Lies Dormant in You After Chicken Pox Shingles is caused by the same virus as chicken pox, varicella zoster virus, and can lead to painful rashes which in extreme cases can cause lasting nerve damage. The first sign of…
Read MoreWhy Are Nicotine Users Charged Higher Life Insurance Premiums?
Over the course of many years, smokers will be at a higher risk for diseases like emphysema. However, there are other side effects of smoking to consider – such as higher life insurance premiums.
Read MoreGuaranteed Universal Life Policies and Estate Planning
If you want to make ensure that your estate is to your heirs instead of to the IRS, consider purchasing a guaranteed universal life survivor (GULS) plan. GULS is a special type of insurance, sometimes called “second-to-die life insurance” designed to provide funds after the second insured dies.
Read MoreIs There a Connection Between Obesity and Poverty?
Combating obesity in America has become an economic, health, and political issue. Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination survey show that more than two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese.
Read MoreLife Insurance Lists Most Bizarre Ways to Die
Death is an inevitable outcome for all of us. But sometimes it can be so bizarre and such an ironic twist of events that it makes us shiver with the thought of it. Crash Course: In an attempt to prove to his partners at his Toronto law firm that the glass in the Toronto-Dominion Center was unbreakable, lawyer Garry Hoy threw himself through a glass wall on the 24th story floor in 1993. He was…
Read More$7.5 Million for National Violent Death Reporting System
The CDC’s $7.5 million in funding will expand NVDRS from 18 to 32 participating states and enable greater collection of critical data on violent deaths.
Read MoreDonating Life Insurance To a Non-profit Organization
Donating a life insurance to a non-profit or charitable organization is fairly common. The donation of a life insurance policy to a charity favors both the donor and the recipient. A gift of this magnitude will typically results in an income tax deduction for the donor.
Read MoreGetting Back to Business After an Earthquake
Over 170 people in the Napa valley have been injured including six critical injuries. Initial reports had the earthquake measuring 6.1 out of 10 on the Richter scale. Losses are expected to total $300 million.
Read MoreHow Effective Are Genetic Testing Kits?
People who purchased genetic testing kits to determine their risk for conditions like prostate cancer and hypertension may not have gotten their money’s worth, according to a recent government investigation.
After conducting investigations into the direct-to-consumer genetic tests that have been offered by several companies, the U.S. Government Accountability Office found that many of the companies made predictions that were medically unproven.
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