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The best policy is to be fully prepared for anything that might happen to you.
Life insurance is an important component in a smart, long-term financial plan. To figure out how much coverage you need, factor in your current assets, expenses and income, along with the expected inflation rate. This calculator will then give you a detailed report on how various levels of protection could benefit your family if it’s ever needed in the future.
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Developing a budget based on your monthly income, expenses and savings is the first step.
Even a small, regular contribution toward your retirement has the potential to grow into a large nest egg.
It is important to build up your savings to cover emergencies and to plan for your future. As a general rule, you should maintain enough savings to cover three to six months of your regular expenses.
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