Financial Freedom is closer than you think!
Are you 100% sure you'll have a great retirement, or do you have some doubt? What if I could show you how to be out of debt many years sooner than you thought possible, (often 9 years or less - including your mortgage) without spending any more money than you are...
What Type of Saver are You?
There are two types of savers - one who spends first and saves what’s left. The other saves first and then spend what's left. Can you guess who will have more money when they retire? According to a report from the Federal Reserve last year, four in ten adults said...
Questions to Consider When You Apply for Life Insurance
A previous article discussed questions to ask before purchasing life insurance. Now we continue the conversation to discuss the questions and decisions that come into play during the application process. Most of these questions are only relevant to whole life...
Questions to Ask BEFORE You Apply for Life Insurance
Nobody wants “buyer’s remorse” when it comes to something as important as life insurance, yet we hear it all the time… policy owners who wish they knew what they know now before they bought their policy! Today we’ll give you some things to consider early in the...
The Perfect Investment
Warning! What I am going to say goes against conventional wisdom espoused by pop culture financial gurus. Before I get into the details – I want you to actively participate in an exercise. I want you to think about if you could invent, from scratch, the perfect...
Ways to Better Health in 2019
At Neeser Insurance and Financial Solutions, we believe that your physical health is your most important health. Yes, your financial health is what we normally focus on, but your physical health impacts every aspect of your life and with a few small changes you can...
Market volatility
We have all been rocked by the recent market volatility. Maybe you have been lucky, and you’re still ahead — or maybe not so lucky, and you’ve had losses, loss of the money you were planning on living on in retirement. You are being forced to reconsider your time horizon, maybe questioning other choices – not buying that second home, having to put off taking your dream trip, maybe even having fewer dinners out? Some of you feel in your gut trouble is coming but aren’t sure what to do – leave your money where it is and hope to make back your losses, put it in a savings account and make next to nothing, stockpile it in a shoebox and hope for better days.?!
Universal Life or Whole Life Insurance – Which is Best for You?
Most of you are aware that I am a huge fan of Whole Life Insurance and the comparison below will explain why. You may own a Universal Life policy that was written in the ’80s and ’90s and aren’t aware your policy is not performing nearly as well as projected. Let me...
Busting Common Mortgage Myths
Let’s explore the common myths of a 15-year mortgage vs. a 30-year mortgage. A mortgage on our home is one of our greatest expenses, so it is important to know the facts and to question some of the “typical” financial advice we have heard from family, friends, and...
7 Strategies for More Income in Retirement
One of the biggest fears people have is running out of money in retirement. And for many Americans, this is a very real risk, not an irrational phobia. If you are a reasonably healthy 65-year-old non-smoker, actuarial tables estimate you’re likely to live to age 86,...