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1. • What is a Life Insurance Retirement Plan (LIRP)?

     US News & World Report· 1 week ago

     A LIRP is a permanent life insurance policy that builds a cash value that can be used in retirement. Permanent life

2. • What Is Indexed Universal Life Insurance

     Consumer Affairs· 1 week ago

     The standard IUL policy has an adjustable premium and cash value that can be invested in market index funds. IUL insurance comes with a cap and floor on your cash value returns ...

3. • Life Insurance With Living Benefits

     US News & World Report· 1 week ago

     If the insured is diagnosed with an illness named in the policy, they could receive a lump-sum payment to help pay medical expenses or cover a loss of income. Similar to a critical illness rider ...

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     10 Ways Retirement Looks Different for Single Women

     GoBankingRates via AOL· 1 week ago

     Although there are plenty of advantages to being a single woman, your approach to retirement looks different from someone who is part of a couple because...

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     The 30 Greatest Threats to Your Retirement Plans

     GoBankingRates via AOL· 3 days ago

     Saving for retirement is difficult enough even if almost everything is planned accordingly. However, individuals often encounter serious speed bumps...

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     The No. 1 mistake people in their 50s make with their money, according to a CFP—and how to fix it

     CNBC· 1 week ago

     People in their 50s are often juggling a number of financial responsibilities, from paying for kids'...

7. • Getting married | UCNet

     UC Newsroom· 1 day ago

     Employee benefits

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     I'm 30 With No Long-Term Savings. Should I Give Up on Early Retirement?

     The Motley Fool· 6 days ago

     You, however, might come to that conclusion by age 30 if you're in a demanding industry and already...

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     How Do You Buy an Annuity?

     GoBankingRates via AOL· 3 days ago

     Annuities are a type of insurance contract that offer guaranteed income in exchange for a single lump-sum payment or monthly premiums. Annuities help you...

10. • Taking paid leave | UCNet

      UC Newsroom· 1 day ago

      UC offers the option of taking a paid leave under certain circumstances. You may be using accrued leave (sick leave, PTO or CTO) or Pay for Family Care and Bonding. The information here outlines ...