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Do You Have The Right To Die? 2 years 8 weeks ago

The right to die, or right to live, is an emotional subject for everyone. Being allowed to die when there is no chance of a full recovery from terminal illness or accident is something which has been the center of many debates.

There are many people who will say that being allowed to die is our right, or, if we are unable to make this decision for ourselves, then a family member should be permitted to make it for us, based on the kind of person they knew us to be.

Rejoice in Life 2 years 17 weeks ago

If you were going to die tomorrow, what would you do today? Would you like to spend time on getting more money, building up your business, climbing up the career ladder? Would you like to spend time with family or your loved one? For example, a father
told me that he would like to spend more time with his son hugging him or playing with him. Life is so precious, treasure every moment with your loved one.

Update Your Life Insurance Beneficiary 1 year 33 weeks ago

Don't leave your money to the wrong person, and cause heartache for your family. Make sure to look at your life insurance policy every few years or when family situations change, and get it updated before it is too late. We don't plan to die, but it does happen!

Smart Money 1 year 20 weeks ago

Saving smart money should not be a hard thing to do once you have extra money that doesn't have any plans attached to it. Who has extra smart money to save these days? Everyone is trying to make their money stretch a whole lot by bing stingy. The smart thing to do is to pay yourself first no matter what your situation is. Bills will always be around but your nest egg won't have time to grow if you don't get into the habit of saving at least ten percent of your income now.

Are Reverse Mortgages a Good Idea ? 2 years 12 weeks ago

If you have a house and could do with some cash then a reverse mortgage might sound like a good idea. But take care - it rarely is. In a reverse mortgage you take some of the cash out of your home, i.e. a friendly bank (you know they are only interested in helping you) will give you cash in exchange for part of your house. In addition to that they also let you stay in your house. You have no monthly payments to make and you only pay the mortgage back if you leave your home (i.e. when you die). But take care, bankers are interested in money (for themselves) not people.