With an eapp, you can get your final expense whole life insurance to pay for burial and funeral and if the face amount of your term life is less than $249k, there is no need for medical tests. Same with final expense plans, where the computer eapp will run the prescription database and medical infoContinue reading “A life insurance policy in less than an hour”
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Single Issue Whole Life as Final Expense Plan
The following is a sample quote Single Issue Whole Life Insurance for Final Expense from Mutual of Omaha, Living Promise, for a 63 yr old female, non smoker who wanted a final expense plan to pay for burial/funeral expense and leave some estate to her 2 children. Death benefit is $40,000 with monthly premium ofContinue reading “Single Issue Whole Life as Final Expense Plan”
Suddenly everything is a choice rather than a mandatory cost, your personal finance resolution for 2015
Car: Riding a bike or bus to work. Think of saving the car insurance and cost of gas for years before buying your dream car. House: Settling for a room to rent or mobile home or community house sharing. Think Income first before Spending. This means buying a fourplex as your first home or aContinue reading “Suddenly everything is a choice rather than a mandatory cost, your personal finance resolution for 2015”
How to avoid capital gains tax
First, you can use a tax-protected retirement account to avoid paying capital gains taxes on the proceeds from your stock sales. As long as you keep the proceeds in the account and resist the urge to make premature withdrawals, you can grow your retirement savings on a tax-free basis for an indefinite period of time.
However, your retirement account may be subject to certain contribution limits. If you’re under the age of 50, you can contribute just $5,000 per year into your tax-protected IRA account. If you’re over the age of 50, you may be able to contribute as much as $6,000 into your account. Before you make any contributions, be sure to check with a licensed tax professional.
How gifting are taxed by Intuit
If you give people a lot of money, you might have to pay a federal gift tax. But the IRS also allows you to give up to $14,000 in 2013 to any number of people without facing any gift taxes, and without the recipient owing any income tax on the gifts. Why it pays toContinue reading “How gifting are taxed by Intuit”
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Life settlement , what you need to know
Investor Bulletin on Life Settlements The Office of Investor Education and Advocacy is issuing this Investor Bulletin to highlight information about life settlements and some of the risks these types of transactions may pose for investors. Individual investors considering a life settlement transaction may wish to keep the following points in mind and seek guidanceContinue reading “Life settlement , what you need to know”
From spender at 20 yrs old to senior citizen at 66 yrs old
Life teaches us a lesson. Before we lose everything, create a budget and save. It is not late whether you are in the spender group or senior group, let me help you avoid RMD, and being broke or losing money in stocks or other high risk investments. Call for appointment. Connie Dello Buono, retirement plannerContinue reading “From spender at 20 yrs old to senior citizen at 66 yrs old”
Survivorship
The main benefit of this new way of holding title is as follows. Primarily, the benefit of community property for a husband and wife allows that if one of the spouses dies, and leaves his/her half to the other person, the entire property would be revalued for the purpose of basis to the value of the property atContinue reading “Survivorship”
Do you need a financial planner?
Good leaders know when to delegate, and when to seek expert opinions. So as the leader of your personal finances, you shouldn’t be afraid to consult a financial planner–when appropriate. Here are ten scenarios to help you determine when it makes sense to hire a professional to provide investment and financial advice. Planners typically chargeContinue reading “Do you need a financial planner?”
Cost of waiting
A 45-yr old doctor who bought an IUL policy for cash accumulation, health benefits and death benefits vs a 47 yr old doctor. ———- Call Connie Dello Buono 408-854-1883 motherhealth@gmail.com CA Life Lic 0G60621 for an IUL policy with tax free accumulation with living benefits for terminal, chronic and critical illness added at no costContinue reading “Cost of waiting”
Estate Planning for Business Owners
estate_plan_ for business owners The irrevocable life insurance trust is not the only form of trust that’s useful with an estate plan. There are actually several different types of trusts that have important roles to play in the estate planning process. One of the more popular trusts is the so-called “living trust,” more technically knownContinue reading “Estate Planning for Business Owners”
Don’t look for a job, create a job
Create your own paycheck. He who writes your check dictates your life. Are you going to graduate in college soon or just recently lost your job? We have a career or profession for you as a business owner. You own your book of business and a team to help you grow it. Learn how to make moneyContinue reading “Don’t look for a job, create a job”
Retirement Planning Dos and Donts every M-F in Mt View
Understanding IRAs Individual Retirement Accounts Understanding Annuities What is my potential estate tax liability What your savings could grow to, an estimate Social security retirement income husband and wife How much will I earn in my lifetime Leasing a car is better than buying Lump Sum today is more beneficial for you 2013 Federal incomeContinue reading “Retirement Planning Dos and Donts every M-F in Mt View”