Sometimes I cannot stand these kind of personal finance shows, and probably because of that I didn’t watch a lot of them.
But I watched these shows upon the recommendation on Mr Tan Kin Lian.
I have voiced my opinion on term life insurance vs whole life insurance in my insurance philosophy.
But these 2 personal finance guru is much more negative then me. It looks like they are on a campaign to kill off Whole Life Insurance.
It pays to know more about Term Life Insurance and Whole Life Insurance. At Investment Moats we try to link you to as much of these as possible.
Dave Ramsey – Worst Insurance product ever
Suze Orman – Cash Value of life insurance
Suze Orman – No true friend will recommend whole life insurance
Dave Ramsey – Is Term Life Insurance bad insurance advice ?
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Sunday 21st of November 2010
I watched one by the lady and she said that assuming everyone can invest at 8% pa for 15 or more years...wow...isn't that something?
My view is that there's a place for both whole and term. They are both complimentary to me.
(This part is totally irrelevant - remember that you asked me about showing some pictures for kindle? I finally did it up here: http://bullythebear.blogspot.com/2010/11/kindle-dx-review.html
Sorry it's a 'little' late! If you need to see more pictures, do ask me about it!)