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IHP Advisors, the Salt Lake City investment and financial advisors, have launched a new guide to help people planning for a financially secure retirement. The guide produced by IHP President and owner Mike Clark is available to download and provides important advice on the financial planning required at different life and career stages.
More information can be found at: https://ihpadvisors.blog/determining-the-need-for-life-insurance
A key recommendation made in the guide is to consider the benefits of early adoption of life insurance. This is because once a permanent cash value life policy has been bought it remains in effect for the individual’s entire life.
This means if health circumstances change as the policy holder ages, the policy retains its full value. There is also the security offered by life insurance should one spouse in a dual income family die. The policy should cover living costs for the surviving spouse and any children.
The guide includes a life insurance calculator to enable readers to ascertain how much life insurance they need to cover their own family and career circumstances. Factors covered include the family needs approach based on the expected needs of surviving family members, including both capital retention and capital liquidation approaches. The guide explains the potential benefits and drawbacks of both options.
The guide also focuses on estate preservation and liquidity needs. Further advice is provided on the risks of having too little life insurance or too much. This illustrates the importance of regular reviews with an independent financial advisor to assess retirement planning at different life stages.
The latest resource is just one of many useful articles available on the IHP website to help individuals and business owners understand and plan their financial futures. These can also be discussed with an independent IHP advisor at a free appointment.
Full details can be found on the URL above. Additional information is provided at https://ihpadvisors.info
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