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Life Insurance Made Easy: A Quick Guide - Whole Life Insurance Policy and Term Life Insurance Coverage Questions Answered Kindle Edition

by Martin Sterling (Author), Rhonda Eason (Editor) Format: Kindle Edition

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Life Insurance Made Easy: A Quick Guide - Whole life insurance policy and term life insurance coverage questions answered

This book is a quick and easy guide for the average person in understanding life insurance coverage. We review the most common life insurance coverage in simple "straight to the point" language.

Salesman can be misleading. We help you understand the life insurance policy they are trying to sell you and whether or not it makes sense to you.

Things you will learn in this 27 page quick guide:

- What kind of life insurance is right for you and your family.
- Top 10 Questions you better know before talking to a life insurance agent.
- How to know if you have too much insurance.
- Find out why Suze Orman and CBS News are wrong.
- term life insurance coverage vs whole life insurance policy: what they don't tell you.
- And Much More!

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00962AVAW
Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 4, 2012
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 210 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Not Enabled
Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
Print length ‏ : ‎ 27 pages

Best Sellers Rank: #935,099 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #46 in Business Insurance (Kindle Store)
- #65 in Life Insurance (Kindle Store)
- #187 in Business Insurance (Books)

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I have been in personal development communities since 2007 and have learned a lot as well as assisting in helping people transform their lives. I enjoy doing that quite a bit. I'm passionate about living the best life possible, not according to predetermined rules, but the ones I decide on. A big part of living the best life possible is financially supporting yourself and your family. I'm the kind of person who doesn't agree with working for someone else. That's the riskiest proposition ever. You give up direct control over your financial future in doing so. Instead of being paid for my time which is limited, I'd rather be paid from my value added which is limitless. Employers can be of assistance in finding total financial autonomy, but they are a pit stop, not the destination.

I have been involved with selling whole life insurance policy packages for quite some time now. From the inside of the industry, I've seen the many misconceptions the public has about it. Also, I've seen agents unfairly mislead their potential clients purposefully, which gives us all a bad name. One of my goals was to arm the public with something easy and straightforward that they can use when making decisions onwhole life insurance policy packages versus term life insurance coverage so they can make the most educated decisions possible. Most people get there education from the seller which is not a real education at all. It's like letting McDonald's teach you about nutrition. My goal is to give people complicated information in a basic easy to follow format, that knocks away all the mystery and leaves you with understanding and the confidence as well as ability to take action.

My passions and interests vary on many topics that I'm certain I can add value with. From music to dealing with law enforcement, I've researched the best information out there and put it to the test. I wrote about it to document the knowledge to share with others. That is the goal of my books. I'm certain you'll enjoy.

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Jill Hudson

Great Information

Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2013

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I often watch the commercials on TV about life insurance and am never sure what to believe. This book is concise, precise, and covers the relevant details I needed to know about life insurance. Filled with great statistics on what it costs to take care of someone's estate after death, as well as other good-to-know facts, this book gave me the confidence to look for what I need in life insurance. A good book that is both very informational yet accessible to those who know nothing about the topic.

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Henry Garman

Be prepared with what you need to know about life insurance

Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2012

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This e-book makes you aware of the importance of having insurance.

Unfortunately some insurance agents sell insurance without giving all the relevant aspects of it, the correct policy for you personally etc. Quite often you're sold products you don't need too. Insurance salesmen don't have the best reputation do they?

As you get into this e-book, you are educated more on the subject, things you may not learn from the average salesperson on the street. You're loaded up with info here so you can ask relevant questions and make decisions that are for you and your family's personal needs and not based on the salesperson's commission.

Sales insurance can be confusing, there's so many different products available to us. Martin focuses on the most common types.

The writing style is one of great clarity, he definitely provides you the reader with all the info you need to feel confident to state exactly what you want and know what you're getting yourself into.

I put this e-book down with a more comprehensive understanding of life insurance and was able to see which policy was good for our family's personal needs and circumstances, - after all, the clients needs are more important than the salesman's pitch!

I recommend this to those (most of us actually) who find sales insurance an intimidating topic and need a quick guide to arm themselves better so they can confidently go out there and buy the insurance needed to fit your own particular circumstances.

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Anaximander

Very well done! Short, sweet, and to the point.

Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2012

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This was an eye-opener for me. I thought I knew a bit about life insurance and what was right for me. Boy was I wrong.

This little book, which took me just a short time to read, is definitely going to save me some money and worry when I go insurance shopping.

Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2019

Simple read that gives ok information. Would recommend a different book and would definitely not buy this book. Good read for a beginner.

Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2012

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I thought I knew about insurance. I wish I'd read this little book when I was much younger. I'm going to make sure my kids read it, I don't know if they have insurance on their kids yet or not, but this book should encourage them to get it soon if they don't.

I have accidental death and dismemberment insurance along with "term". I had no idea that the dismemberment part meant you had to be dismembered when you died. I thought it meant that if you lost an arm or leg but didn't die you'd receive some kind of payout...

Boy did I screw up...

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Jake

If Life insurance confuses you, this will definitely help

Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2012

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The author's done a fabulous job explaining the basics of life insurance. I recommend this to someone who's out of college, hitting the workforce and getting serious about preparing for the future. It's one of those not-so-exciting subjects that can make your eyes glaze over, but this makes the different plans and approaches pretty easy to understand. You won't have a complete, deep, comprehensive knowledge of it - you will know what kinds of questions to ask as you go to purchase it.

I gave 4-stars because while the information is great, it's not super-well written. Usually if it's written like that I'd give three. In this case, four because you're just reading this for information - not entertainment.

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S. Anderson

Only very basic info some of which is misleading

Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2013

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This ebook has some very basic (and very little) info that compares Term life insurance with Whole life insurance. As one of the other reviewers pointed out, the author does seem to prefer Whole life to Term insurance. The author unfortunately does not provide complete info in the comparison between the two. He calls the Term salesman a bad guy for selling a 'less expensive product' and leaving the client in a bad situation when the insurance runs out at the end of the term. What he doesn't include in the book is the second part to using Term insurance... The 'invest the rest' concept. Which makes the 'term/invest the rest' model much more profitable for the client in most cases then the 'whole life' route. I agree that if a sales person selling Term insurance without providing the education or solution of 'invest the rest' to the client, it can be an injustice to the client. Clients need to be educated about the full financial model rather than just part of it. I rate this ebook less than average because it really doesn't provide anything the buyers other than some basic definitions and some misconceptions in the comparisons that the author chose to include.

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Dan K

Life Insurance Made Easy

Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2012

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Well done and very informative. I wish I had this before talking to the salesman. A great starting point when considering the purchase of Life insurance.

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