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  • Pre-need Funeral Plans Vs. Funeral Insurance

    Pre-need Funeral Plans Vs. Funeral Insurance

    There are only two constant things in this world. First, you have change. Second, you have death. While the talks of death may come across as taboo or undesirable for many, this shouldn’t affect one’s decision making regarding its financial aspect.

    Let’s face it, having a funeral or simply being dead is expensive. From hospitalization (which can be covered by your healthcare insurance) to funeral needs, it will cause a financial burden to loved ones who will have to pay for it to be fulfilled.

    If you want to protect them from such unwanted expenses, one thing you can do to cushion such expensive affairs is to purchase a funeral policy. But, with the overwhelming amount and options available for you, let’s narrow it down to two popular choices. The funeral insurance and pre-need funeral plans.

    Funeral Insurance (Burial Insurance)

    This life insurance policy is designed to cover the costs of your funeral or cremation when you die. The policy provider pays the death benefits of your policy (the amount will depend on the policy you purchased) directly to your beneficiary who will use the money for its intended purpose.

    Let’s look at this example: you have purchased a policy that grants PHP 500,000 for funeral expenses. After your death, this money is given to your beneficiary and the beneficiary will be the one responsible for the disbursement intended for your funeral expenses.

    Benefits of Funeral Insurance

    Because many of us gets lost in the haziness of work and other priorities, we tend to forget the importance of planning for the future. And, this is not only related to retirement but for our demise as well.

    As such, a funeral insurance allows you to protect our beloved family members from unnecessary and expensive payments brought upon by your death. This is a financial support that will provide them with necessary means to cover unexpected expenses.

    Pre-Need Funeral Plans

    Another protective policy that sets aside funds for your funeral is the pre-need funeral plans. However, instead of outright disbursement of funds to your beneficiary, this funeral plan pays the chosen funeral provider of their services (such as standard funeral home services, funeral merchandise, church services and other services you have chosen).

    Pre-Need Funeral Benefits

    One of the greatest benefits you get from this policy is that it removes not only the financial burden from your family but removes administrative aspects such as choosing which funeral provider to select, which process to undertake, how the events will play out and more.

    With this plan, your funeral wishes are followed through without disturbing your family members with their mourning and grieving process.

    It is best to plan out and prepare for this inevitable happening in your life as early as possible. By doing so, you’re making the policy more affordable instead of purchasing at the last minute.

     

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  • Body Parts that Are Insured

    Body Parts that Are Insured

    If there’s one thing that this pandemic has taught every person in this world, it’s the importance of insurances and savings. 

    When the economy is on the brink of collapse, you cannot possibly rely on your friends and family. Plus, there’s no assurance that the government will aid everyone. 

    The government will prioritize those who are in dire need. As we talk more about insurances, let us discover the unique manner where celebrities utilized their insurance policies. 

    We’re going to talk about celebrities and their insured body parts. 

    Insured celebrity

    Kim Kardashian

    The reality star queen and member of the Kardashian clan had her backside insured for $21 million. Although there is no telling as to why she did it, it would certainly be a bummer if anything happens to her bottom cheeks. 

    David Beckham

    Legendary football star, model and public figure David Beckham had his legs insured for $70 million. A  true testament on how his legs are critical to his career and life. 

    Julia Roberts

    Whenever you look at her, the beauty of her smile captivates your gaze. At first, others admitted that her smile seems full and too much. However, the more you look, the prettier it gets. Roberts’ trademark smile is insured for $30 million. 

    Taylor Swift

    This country turned pop singer is known for her heartbreak songs. As she began to be a global phenomenon, she insured her legs for $26.5 million. Considering that she always have sold-out concerts and tiring events, her legs need to keep going. 

    David Roth

    At the prime of sex and rock n roll, life was a breeze and full of parties for David Roth. However, this does not mean that he’s free from paternity allegations. To protect himself from going broke from reckless actions, he insured his sperm for $1 million. 

    Heidi Klum

    Supermodel and Halloween queen, Heidi Klum admitted that her legs are insured for a whopping $2 million. In an interview, she added that her left leg isn’t worth as much as her right because of a scar from a fall. 

    Holly Madison

    Who could’ve thought that a natural D-cup breast would be worth $1 million? Of course, when you ask Holly Madison, she insured the pair as protection of her assets. 

    Bruce Springsteen

    The iconic man with a golden voice that will shake you down, Bruce Springsteen insured his voice for  $3.5 million. It wasn’t disclosed as to when Springsteen signed the policy, but rumors have it that he had the plan since 1988. 

    Depending on the state or region, insurance conditions may apply if you plan to have your bodily assets insured. 

    The best thing you can do now is to ask your reliable insurance organization or agent. Also, better inquire about insurance packages that can help you save up for the future. 

     

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  • Life Lessons We Learn During the Covid-19 Pandemic

    Life Lessons We Learn During the Covid-19 Pandemic

    Throughout the surge and the fear which Covid-19 brought, people have come to various realizations. These realizations paved the way for people to learn life lessons usually forsaken until a disaster like this strikes. There is no doubt that the Covid-19 pandemic shocked the world when it comes to preparedness and prevention.

    As we continue to battle such a horrific medical nightmare, there are life nuggets of wisdom that this situation endowed upon us through the hardest way possible. Here are our top picks of life lessons we learned from the pandemic.

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    Our Medical Capacities are Limited

    Hospitals and our medical staff are struggling to keep afloat through this horrendous ordeal. Some were unfortunate to meet their demise while keeping their oath of service. This just goes to show that no matter how prosperous the economy is, when its priorities aren’t set on what’s essential, everything is bound to go downhill.

    Offices and Classrooms Have Become a Social Construct

    The new normal involves social distancing despite tasks interconnectivity and interdependence. Offices are functioning despite the remote working arrangements and classes have become modular as to fit the new norm. Some are more productive while being at home, while others become procrastinators. Because of this, we have learned that employers should take consideration in flexible working plans, and teachers should strategize new means for active learning.

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    Policies are Nothing When People Don’t Have Discipline

    Upon enforcing the home quarantine for a specific period, some people were hard-headed as they continue to roam around and does not even consider the gravity of the situation. While others are quick to follow quarantine policies, some are being carefree, which causes the condition to worsen.

    The Law is Flexible for Those in Power

    When it comes to being law-abiding citizens, people in the seat of power aren’t as “lawful” as we’d like them to be. Some are using their authority and privilege to obtain and do acts that are harmful towards everyone’s welfare, and the community can’t do about it because, in the end, justice isn’t rightfully served.

    Financial Preparedness is a Must

    As some financial advisors would highly-recommend, it doesn’t matter how much you earn. It’s always about how much you save—saving financial resources for emergencies like the Covid-19 pandemic shelters you and your family from the uncertainties of food supplies, medical expenses and miscellaneous fees.

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    Life Plans and Insurances are Crucial

    Aside from saving for a retirement fund, a person needs to invest in a life plan or insurance. Let’s face it. Funeral expenses are expensive. If you want to relieve your family from the burden of paying for this life event, a life plan or insurance can help.

    Now that we’ve discovered or learned these lessons, are we capable of remembering this not only for today but for the future as well? What lessons have you learned aside from what we compiled above? Share your thoughts with us through the comments section below.

     

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