1) A fundamental decision to make when buying life insurance is whether to purchase
term insurance or cash-value insurance.
2) Homeowners insurance can pay for additional expenses as well as for repairing or
replacing property.
3) Timesharing should be considered vacation plans rather than real estate investments.
4) Estimating taxes requires taxpayers to send quarterly installment payments to the
IRS.
5) Reducing the number of bank and credit accounts that each partner brings into the
marriage can save money on account fees.
6) A flexible spending account is an employer-sponsored account that allows
employee-paid expenses for medical or dependent care to be paid with employee’s
pretax dollars rather than after-tax income.
7) The application for life insurance becomes an actual part of the life insurance
policy/contract.