Life Planning Blog | MassMutual

Income rose? Only group coverage through work? Debt? Maybe it's time to revisit your policy.

With planning and forethought, life insurance can be used to benefit a favorite charitable cause.

Consumers, especially younger generations, are likely to rack up credit card debt again this season.

Sudden market drops point up the value of long-term investing horizons and diversification.

A permanent policy can provide a tax-advantaged source of funds when needed.

Thanksgiving is an opportune time to ensure your aging parents have their estate plan in place.

Both offer protection, but shorter premium whole life insurance policies offer quicker accumulation advantages.

Emotional and financial demands change from pets to children to parents.

FSAs and HSAs can help you save on medical care costs, but the rules that govern them differ greatly.

Roths, trusts, and life insurance policies can potentially mimic, if not mirror, some of the biggest benefits.

Some people may need to supplement a group policy with individual insurance.

Besides the obvious changes in lifestyle, there are fundamental money management changes to negotiate.

High-income earners who reach the tax limit can use their bigger paychecks for financial gain.

How registered representatives and investment adviser representatives differ.

A growing body of research suggests social networking has put “keeping up with the Joneses” on steroids.

Your income — more than your car, home, or any other big ticket item — is your most valuable asset.

The potential for dividends is part of the value that eligible participating whole life insurance offers.

This kind of life insurance policy can function as both a protection product and a versatile financial asset.

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