As the cash-and-carry industry spreads worldwide, India and a potential 12 million potential traders see unprecedented growth in the market.
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A Thai company plans to take on cash-and-carry giants in the Indian market
This is PART 1 of a seven-part series on how the SECURE Act impacts YOU. Check back each week for the next installment!
WEEK 1: The SECURE Act allows older workers to save longer by allowing anyone, even those who are older than 70½, contribute to their IRA, as long as they continue to work. Under old law, contributions to a traditional IRA were prohibited once a person reached the year they turned 70½. If you’re working into your seventies, talk to your financial advisor to decide if continuing to contribute to your IRA makes good financial sense.
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New Year’s resolutions don’t have to be daunting. Find out how setting financial goals can boost both your income and savings.
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I used to think New Year's resolutions were cheesy until setting 3 helped me double my income and save nearly $30,000
Whether you’re looking for new ways to shake up your health routine or stay ahead of the latest trends, 2020 has a little something for everyone.
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These Will Be the Biggest Health Trends of 2020
Many Baby Boomers say they want to age in place, but sometimes that’s not as simple as growing old in the same house you’ve lived in for decades. That’s because most houses are not built with aging in place in mind. Luckily, there are home modifications and assistive technologies that can help make aging in place more feasible for you.
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5 Ways to Prepare Your Home for Aging in Place - Bankers Life Blog
As technology marches on, researchers look into the effects of too much tech and how to keep it in your life without becoming overwhelmed by it.
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Live Your Best Life—On and Off Your Phone—in 2020
The cost of funerals is higher than you might think. But could there be a way to protect your loved ones from huge expenses with a little planning? Find out at our blog.
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Does Pre-Paying for Your Funeral Protect Those You Love? - Bankers Life Blog
You planned for retirement, so you’d be able to live comfortably. Don’t forget to plan your final expenses, so you don’t leave your family with huge bills. You can pre-plan—and even pre-pay—for your own funeral. Find out how, here.
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Does Pre-Paying for Your Funeral Protect Those You Love? - Bankers Life Blog
Jeffrey Drury, Bankers Life Agent and Bankers Life Securities Financial Representative updated their phone number.
Do you know the details of your Medicare plan? Your long-term care may not be covered. We can help bridge potential coverage gap.
Are you turning 65 soon? Check out the Bankers Life blog for information on when you
should sign up for Medicare Part B!
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When should I enroll in Medicare Part B? - Bankers Life Blog
Retirement should be a time to unwind—not get wound up. We’ll help make complicated Medicare coverage easy-to-understand.
Don’t forget to make your pets a part of your future planning! Check out these resources that can help pet owners if they find themselves unable to take care of their best friends. https://blog.bankerslife.com/insights/life-events/who-will-care-for-your-pet-when-you-cant/
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Who Will Care For Your Pet When You Can’t? - Bankers Life Blog
Members of the sandwich generation care for both their parents and their children—and they face many unique challenges. Head to our blog to learn more. https://blog.bankerslife.com/insights/healthy-aging/unique-challenges-facing-the-sandwich-generation/
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Unique challenges facing the sandwich generation - Bankers Life Blog
It’s important to periodically review your life insurance coverage and ensure it’s keeping up with your life. I can help.
Planning ahead for your long-term care needs can help you maintain control of where and how you receive care in retirement.
