Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand…… we’re back.
Been on a bit of a hiatus due to some technical issues with the blog and also… I got lazy.
Speaking of lazy, one of the things feminists howl at conventional financial planners about is the fact that women face different challenges than men when it comes to saving money.
To a certain extent, I agree:
- Women have less experience with investing, on average.
- Women tend to be more risk-averse than men, on average.
- Women live longer than men, on average.
These things add up to a big problem: women need more stable savings and insurance plans that last longer and earn higher than average returns.
Fortunately, one of the things everyone hates about insurers (that they discriminate between men and women) is the one thing that makes them perfect planning tools.
Because women live longer, their cost of insurance is lower. And because their cost of insurance is lower, their return on total outlay (term premiums + savings) is higher later on in life when they need it (less money goes toward insurance costs).
This is true whether they buy term or whole life.
The life insurance automagically adjusts for #femaleprivilege mortality.
The way I figure it, it’s the perfect plan for feminists or… anyone else who wants their savings and insurance plan to perfectly match their expected lifespan.
On to the pitch:
If you want a custom-designed life insurance plan that ensures your life is fully insured while you build up enough savings to do pretty much whatever you want with your life, then go sign up for my email list so you can get all the details you need.