
The Insurance Pro Blog Podcast
by TheInsuranceProBlog.com
October 24, 2022 8:30 am
The Insurance Pro Blog Podcast releases new episodes each week that support professional life insurance agents and financial planners who seek to better understand how cash value life insurance, in particular, might work for the benefit of their clients.
Could some combination of life insurance contracts make for a happier retirement? Yes, we believe that to be 100% true and we’re more sure of it now than at any time over our career(s).
Today’s episode explores a couple of real-life scenarios (with names changed to protect the innocent) where we see people struggling to navigate retirement income generation in the face of significant market declines.
Had these people made different choices years ago, we contend they’d be happier. If they had taken advantage of the promises honored by owning life insurance and annuities, they would have a more relaxed and happier retirement. Listen to hear more of exactly what we’re talking about.
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It’s never too early to start this conversation, please don’t wait, starting early to plan for your income in the future will leave you with amazing options that you might not have later on.
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