Collaborator Newsline | 2017 issue 4


Protecting your network with life/health insurance from your Taxevity Team

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Reader, contrary to expectations last time, Dad didn't get better. He died about a month ago at age 81. He always said health is wealth. He retired from teaching at age 60. He ate well, walked most days and mediated often. He was known for volunteering and being jovial.
— Promod

PS Dad's life insurance benefits were paid without incident within two weeks.

Immoral life insurance

Your money or your life?

Buying life insurance was once considered immoral

We now know the value of life insurance. That wasn't always true. "Not until the 1840s did life insurance begin selling in any significant degree."

Wives were among the biggest opponents. Many viewed the death benefit as untouchable "blood money."

wealth brings extra burden

The burden of wealth

Wealth brings an extra burden in planning or disability

Wealthy Canadians often have extra financial responsibilities and a lifestyle that reflects their income. Being unable to work can be especially devastating.

selfies and death

Selfies predict life span?

Predicting your lifespan from your selfies

“Your face is something you wear all your life, and it tells a very unique story about you,”

Imagine uploading a selfie and answering a few questions to buy insurance. You may not need to wait long. Selfies are a way to make insurance easier to buy.

Worth A Peek

robo-advisors

Do robo-advisors have a place in insurance?

UK pensioner life expectancy

Unprecedented: rise in mortality rates among UK pensioners

pizza

Why pizza affects your life insurance premiums

war against aging

The war against aging. What's next?

behavioral finance tips

Behavioral finance tips for advising your clients

millennials DI

Millennials and disability insurance

Questions? Comments? Clients?
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