Depends, most cases it is not necessary. Term > whole and universal
People looking at and using insurance as investment vehicle have been lied to or misdirected
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People looking at and using insurance as investment vehicle have been lied to or misdirected
Exactly
So many online life insurance companies where it only takes u 10 minutes to get comparsion rates
They just using a pretty face to sell bullshyt
Just look at her instagram
Ass out, every pic is some type of boat, plane, getting out the vehicle, party type of vibe
And now u want me to visit your seminar
Where’s old ass gladys who been doing it for 40 years
KillerPups
All Star
that's term life tho. different than what she's selling id imagine
thigh tat 
Whole Life insurance is often considered a form of investment because you pay a fixed premium, and over time, the policy accumulates cash value and guarantees a payout upon your death. I currently hold two Whole Life policies—one is fully paid off, and the other is nearly complete.
Term Life insurance, on the other hand, is designed for unforeseen circumstances. Its primary purpose is to ensure your family doesn’t suffer financially from the sudden loss of your income due to death. Term policies cover you for a specific period—typically 10, 20, or 30 years—and the premiums tend to increase with age when you renew or purchase a new term.
Generally, Term Life is more suitable during your younger years when income replacement is critical and premiums are more affordable. Whole Life is better suited for long-term planning, especially when you want to ensure your funeral expenses are covered and leave a financial legacy for your descendants.
If you try to purchase Term Life insurance later in life, the cost can become prohibitively expensive—unless you already have a strong income or a solid retirement plan to absorb the premiums.
Givethanks
Superstar
I always thought she was a basketball player for some reason, I'm probably confusing her with someone else 
Devil Plisken…CMS
Veteran
She done growed up huh? lol
p*ssy ain't sellling like it used toooo
She gave away free game so I can respect it. The life insurance play is popular with the whites, and it's totally legal
Mr.Bigglesworth
Formerly "It Was Always Jerry" that account 🔒 Smh
Hollywood was built on it.
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
Pornstar name
i ran into a random breh, military vet, and he put me on game... they don't want minorities knowing about this sh*t
Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
Every one of these types of people and their podcasters boil down to:
1. Create a budget and track your spending habits.
2. Conduct research on where you can get things for cheap or free.
3. Answer the question of what lifestyle changes are you willing to make(are you cool switching to second hand clothes and other items?)
4. Do you have an education fund? Can you afford to start one with your savings? If you do, start saving and do your research into cheap certificates you can get through online learning so you can attend classes after work.
5. Do you have mutual funds and exchange traded funds? If you don't, start.
6. Do you have a community of people who are also investing in stocks? Exchange information with them and listen to their advice.
That's it. There's no "trick" to making a lot of money. The trick is YOU because you're the one spending money on their bullshyt books, listening to their podcasts, and attending their workshops. They are getting paid off YOU and then using the money they're making off you as noncontextual evidence that they're rich and know what theyre talking about when it comes to making money fast. Basically "if I was lying about my methods working, I wouldn't be this rich"
1. Create a budget and track your spending habits.
2. Conduct research on where you can get things for cheap or free.
3. Answer the question of what lifestyle changes are you willing to make(are you cool switching to second hand clothes and other items?)
4. Do you have an education fund? Can you afford to start one with your savings? If you do, start saving and do your research into cheap certificates you can get through online learning so you can attend classes after work.
5. Do you have mutual funds and exchange traded funds? If you don't, start.
6. Do you have a community of people who are also investing in stocks? Exchange information with them and listen to their advice.
That's it. There's no "trick" to making a lot of money. The trick is YOU because you're the one spending money on their bullshyt books, listening to their podcasts, and attending their workshops. They are getting paid off YOU and then using the money they're making off you as noncontextual evidence that they're rich and know what theyre talking about when it comes to making money fast. Basically "if I was lying about my methods working, I wouldn't be this rich"
Yo this cannot be real.
I’m all for reinventing oneself, but she could’ve at least worn a pantsuit/covered the tats
