Tag: Life Insurance

Planning for the Future: Life Insurance as a Tool for Security and Legacy (Ep. 130)

Planning for the Future: Life Insurance as a Tool for Security and Legacy (Ep. 130)

Life insurance is more than a financial product—it’s a way to express love and care for your family and future.

How can life insurance provide stability in uncertain times? How does it evolve with your goals throughout life?

In this episode,  Peter Raskin discusses the essential role of life insurance in creating wealth, liquidity, and a legacy for loved ones. He explains how it protects families, pays off debts, and adapts to evolving financial needs over a lifetime.

Peter discusses:

  • Using life insurance to create financial security for families, covering mortgages, education, and income replacement
  • The importance of applying for life insurance early, while in good health, to secure better premiums and coverage
  • The distinction between term and permanent life insurance, and how each serves different financial goals
  • How life insurance can cover estate taxes and long-term care costs, offering a sense of financial security for heirs
  • Personal examples of adapting life insurance strategies to align with changing life stages, goals, and charitable giving
  • And more!

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Episode 55: The Difference Between “Live On” and “Leave On” Assets

Episode 55: The Difference Between “Live On” and “Leave On” Assets

Most of you have been working for a long time, and as a result, have become good savers. 

However, at some point in life, you will retire, rely upon the wealth you built, and eventually pass down everything you have to someone or something you care about.  

While preparing your assets to be passed on, it’s critical to consider which will be “live on” assets, and which will become “leave on.” Find out how to do this in this episode, as Peter Raskin helps you understand the difference between these types of assets and the planning-related factors you must consider with each. 

In this episode, you will learn:

  • Tax considerations associated with retirement-related “live on” assets  
  • Why and how to protect “live on” assets 
  • Why life insurance can be a helpful vehicle when leaving wealth to your beneficiaries or heirs 
  • Updating estate planning documents and wills as part your legacy planning process
  • And more!

Tune in today and find out how taxes and planning differ depending on the assets you’ll be transferring! 

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Disclosure: This is not intended to be a substitute for professional investment advice. Always seek the advice of your financial adviser or other qualified financial service providers with any questions you may have regarding your investment planning.

Peter Raskin is a registered representative of Lincoln Financial Advisors.

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