Insurance salespeople count on your fears about the future. However, while some insurance is essential (like homeowner’s insurance), life insurance is necessary only when someone genuinely depends on your income. If you’re young and single, you’re better off investing that money elsewhere.
Even if you need coverage, remember that insurance is for protection, not profit. Skip the complex policies marketed as investment vehicles and stick to simple term insurance if required. Your path to your Rich Life lies in smart investing and intentional spending–not in expensive insurance products.
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