In the United States, all kinds of insurance are really indispensable, otherwise any unpredictable things will happen to you, and the financial impact on your personal and family will be devastating.
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Eight worries of Americans in retirement
Although Americans are optimistic, more and more Americans are worrying about retirement.The survey also revealed that Americans have eight major worries in retirement and pensions. So what are these worries?
2018 major changes in U.S. retirement benefits in August 7th XNUMX
As we all know, retirement benefits in the United States are very generous, which is why the elderly in the United States can age gracefully "without touching porcelain."So, what are the retirement benefits in the United States?
How to retire in the US?
Nearly retired Americans (55-64 years old) have an average net worth of less than $17.Pension has become a very real problem.How to make a good retirement plan is a question that we must consider when we are still able to earn income and accumulate wealth.
Insurance Science: The Cost of Long-term Care in the United States
In the United States, there is a large expenditure that most people will use, and the growth rate of this expenditure is much faster than inflation.This fee is long-term care.
How to use index insurance to carry out 2-in-1 financial planning for children's "education savings plan" and parents' "retirement income"?What are the advantages?
Children’s "education fund planning" and our own "retirement income planning" are two-in-one. What are the advantages of such a financial design plan?
Official authority release!How much do Americans spend on life insurance a year?
The Institute of Insurance Information of the United States released research statistics on the U.S. insurance industry in 2016. From this guide, we can get a glimpse of the premium expenditures of Americans on life and health insurance in one year.
Retirement in the United States: Is 401K Really Reliable?
From a historical perspective, 401(k) is not a solid retirement protection plan, but an experiment that began in 1981.Now is the time to start cashing out.