Postby feedcall » Wed Mar 05, 2008 2:51 pm
I sell whole life and term ins, and I think Dave gives good advise to people that have dug a huge hole of debt. They need a plan to get out of it, and he has a plan. Makes sense to me, but not everyone is in debt. Should a person in debt be driving an expensive car? Living in an expensive home? Well, I don't think they should own permanent life ins either, and I would never recommend it to someone in that position. Should a person that has substantial assets to pay a whole life premium have term ins? I don't think so. I have seen people become extremely weathy on permanent insurance policies. They would have lost money in other places, like Dave's mutual funds that he assumes a 10% return on. Wow, I mean wow Dave is lucky that the NASD and the SEC don't own all of his assets now. Everyone has their opinion on this, there's mine.
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