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    Is Dave Ramsey wrong about whole life insurance?

    Mar 23, 2011 by Business $ense | Posted in Insurance

    If anyone has spent even a few minutes listening to Dave Ramsey, you realize that he sells motivation, common sense, and enthusiasm more than he sells expertise. Not to say the guy doesnt know his stuff. Im a fan of his and listen to his show from an

    Dave Ramsey ranks with all the other TV celebs like Suze Orman, Jim Kramer and all the others. He is on TV becuase of his personality, not his knowledge. He's charming, entertaining and comes off as making big differences in peoples lives. All these

    Chris C | Mar 23, 2011

    Way too long to read.

    He is ABSOLUTELY correct. Why would you pay more for a product when you don't have to? As he points out, if you die, all that "savings" is gone, the agent keeps it.

    Why would you buy whole
    Rick B | Mar 23, 2011

    Is Dave Ramsey wrong about life insurance?

    Mar 23, 2011 by Business $ense | Posted in Personal Finance

    Dave: NEVER EVER BUY WHOLE LIFE, only buy term. Invest the difference in premium in "good growth stock mutual funds" and you'll have alot more.

    I have a few problems with that.

    First the dogma. All truth is reasonable,

    Dave Ramsey is right, at least about insurance.

    1.) I don't follow that statement.

    2.) I'm not at all sure the stock market is riskier then insurance.
    For one thing, remember AIG? It only exists because a pro-big

    MagnusMoss | Mar 23, 2011

    Dave Ramsey is right, at least about insurance.

    1.) I don't follow that statement.

    2.) I'm not at all sure the stock market is riskier then insurance.
    For one thing, remember AIG? It only exists because a pro-big
    MagnusMoss | Mar 23, 2011

    any other pregnant moms feel this way?

    Mar 15, 2011 by Henrietta | Posted in Pregnancy

    before me and my husband talked seriously about having a second child we just werent' taking all the precautions not to get pregnant. then i decided that we needed to talk seriously about this and if it was the right time for us to do this. he said he

    Ignore her and do what you and your husband need to for your family. I'm on my second child as well do what you have to for you and yours, she is not immediate family she is external and even though she has an opinion...however senile and nefarious..

    | Mar 15, 2011

    It sounds like there is a lot of background going on here. The thing is, if you are uncomfortable having your mother-in-law help you and you feel she'll hold it over your head forever you shouldn't go through with the house. Why spend your pregnancy
    luckygurl284 | Mar 15, 2011

    Impending unemployment, what kinds of jobs to look for?

    Mar 10, 2011 by anonymom | Posted in Government & Non-Profit

    My mother is on the verge of unemployment. For the past three or four years she works as a billing and claims clerk for a logistics firm who just lost its biggest, essentially almost only customer. They have been cutting back hours and will likely eventually

    Don't limit what jobs to apply for until you see the results of a job search based on her skills and experience. To increase her chances of finding employment as fast as possible, she should be scouring all "help wanted" opportunities (local

    Piggiepants | Mar 12, 2011

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    Purchase Cash Value Life Insurance, or Buy Term and Invest the Difference?

    22.05.12

    Many posters noted that they've used a combination of term life insurance to supplant their income in case of an untimely death, along with whole life and/or universal life insurance policies. Whole life policies provide a death benefit plus accumulating cash balances. Universal life policies also provide death benefits and build cash values, but they allow the insured more flexibility to adjust the timing and the size of premiums, which in turn can affect the cash values and death benefits.


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