GRFTFS: Let My Life Insurance Policy Expire?
The Get Ready For The Future Show
<p>"I’ve got $700,000 in retirement accounts and a $2 million term life insurance policy that expires at 70. I’m 63 now. Should I look at converting that to permanent coverage or just let it go?" We're answering YOUR questions on this week's Get Ready For The Future Show!</p>
<p>We’re both self-employed, in our late 40s, and about $100,000 in a SEP IRA. Should we consider setting up a Solo 401(k) to save more or focus on building our non-retirement accounts? I’m 52, divorced, and likely won’t remarry. Should I be planning any differently than a couple would? We’re 57 and just became empty nesters. Should we take the extra cash flow and max out retirement, or put it toward paying off our $40,000 HELOC?</p>
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<p>Originally aired 5/28/2025</p>